Selski most - Danejeva planina

Access to starting point:
A) From the Ljubljana-Jesenice motorway, take the Lesce exit, then continue driving towards Bled. In Bled, "ignore" the left turn-offs towards Koritno, Bodešče, Ribno and Selo and continue driving to the traffic light, where the road branches off to the right towards Gorje and Pokljuka. At the mentioned junction, continue straight and begin descending towards Lake Bled. When you notice the Chinese restaurant Peking on the left, leave the main road towards Bohinjska Bistrica and, after the restaurant, continue left onto Narodnih herojev Street. At a few smaller junctions, continue on the main road, then arrive at Cankarjeva cesta, along which you drive for some time, i.e., to the junction by the chapel, where you continue slightly right towards Selo and Dobre gore (still on the main road Ribno). Continue driving on a gradually narrower road, which leads us past meadows and fields for some time, then turns into the forest through which it begins to descend. Lower down, the forest ends, and we arrive in the village of Selo and a little further at the smaller junction, where we continue straight (left and then immediately right) downhill towards Sava and Kupljenik (left Ribno, right Bled). There follows some more descent on the still relatively narrow road, then the asphalt ends, and we drive on a somewhat wider macadam road to Selski most over the Sava Bohinjka River. Park at a suitable place by the bridge.
B) First, drive to Podbrdo and from there to Bohinjska Bistrica (by car-train or via Soriška planina). From Bohinjska Bistrica, continue driving towards Bled, and there, when you arrive at the lake, turn right towards Selo. Continue on the narrow Mlinski cesta. Bled soon ends, and the still relatively narrow road brings us to the village of Selo, where at the smaller junction in the middle of the village we continue right towards Sava and Kupljenik (left Bled, straight Ribno). There follows some more descent on the still relatively narrow road, then the asphalt ends, and we drive on a somewhat wider macadam road to Selski most over the Sava Bohinjka River. Park at a suitable place by the bridge.

Path description:
From the starting point, we head over the bridge across Sava Bohinjka, from which a nice view opens onto Ribenska gora, and after the bridge we continue right towards Bohinjska Bela, Kupljenik and Talež. For a short time we continue on the macadam road that continues along the river, then at the first junction we continue left onto the poorer road towards Talež (straight Kupljenik). The poorer road ascends for a few minutes along the pasture fence, at the end of which it splits into two cart tracks.
We continue on the left cart track (the junction is not marked), which gradually turns left and quickly brings us to a hay meadow, from which some views open towards the Karavanke Mountains, though not as nice as from the starting point below, as spruces obscure part of the view. Behind the collapsing hayloft located at the end of the hay meadow, the path returns to the forest and begins to ascend more steeply. We continue on a relatively wide track, where we "ignore" all right turn-offs of side cart tracks. When higher we arrive at a smaller junction, where we notice signs for the hunting hut on Talež, we continue slightly right on the still wider cart track. Ahead, the path ascends transversely to the right and runs along occasionally steeper slopes of Tolsti vrh (883 m). On the section where the path temporarily flattens somewhat, a technically somewhat more demanding path from Kupljenik joins from the right, but it has been closed since 2014 due to ice damage.
From the junction onwards, we continue towards Talež on the temporarily marked path, along which after a few minutes of further ascent we arrive at a junction on a small saddle, where there is a small bench and a NOB monument.
On the saddle, the path continues left to Tolsti vrh and further to the hunting hut on Talež, straight leads the path to planina Talež, and to the right continues the path towards planina Vršana and Jelovica.
We continue towards planina Vršana (there are no signs for planina Vršana at the junction) and begin to ascend transversely to the right. There follows a few minutes of moderate ascent, after which the path brings us to the edge of planina Vršana, where there is a feeding station for wildlife.
We bypass the planina on the right side and continue the ascent on the path, along which we are accompanied by otherwise rare path markers in the shape of a mountaineering boot. A few minutes higher, we step onto a relatively new forest road, alongside which there are signs only for the direction from which we came. We follow the road to the left, walking along it until we emerge from the forest at the edge of Danejeva planina. Here we already see the wooden hut on the planina ahead of us, just a few steps away.

On the way: Planina Vršana (900m)