Starting point: Solarji (952 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.1803°N 13.6676°E 
Time of walking: 2 h 10 min
Difficulty: easy unmarked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 291 m
Altitude difference (by path): 510 m
Map: Julijske Alpe - zahodni del 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
A) From Nova Gorica or from Tolmin we drive towards Bovec. Only a little after the roundabout, where the roads from Nova Gorica and Tolmin join, we arrive at a crossroads, where the road towards the Solarji pass and Kolovrat branches off to the left. The road then brings us by the edge of Volče, where a signpost for the Solarji saddle directs us right onto the road, which after the last houses starts ascending steeper. Further, we drive on an asphalt road, which after a few kilometers of ascent brings us to the saddle, where there is also a crossroads of roads. Here we continue on the left lower road, along which already after a few meters we park on a large parking lot (we park in a way that we do not hinder possible forestry work).
B) From Bovec we drive towards Tolmin, but we follow the road to the spot where the road towards Kolovrat branches off to the right (the turn-off is marked and is located only a little before the roundabout where the road splits towards Nova Gorica and Tolmin). The road then brings us by the edge of Volče, where a signpost for the Solarji saddle directs us right onto the road, which after the last houses starts ascending steeper. Further, we drive on an asphalt road, which after a few kilometers of ascent brings us to the saddle, where there is also a crossroads of roads. Here we continue on the left lower road, along which already after a few meters we park on a large parking lot (we park in a way that we do not hinder possible forestry work).
Path description:
From the parking lot, we return to the crossroads, and there at the stop sign we notice the beginning of the path which leads towards the summit Na gradu. The path immediately starts ascending, and it first leads us through bushes (in autumn we will here notice ripe fruits of hazel). Further, we quickly ascend to the indistinct summit Platene, from which we descend to the nearby asphalt road. Next follows a short section of the path on the road, but the signs for the summit Na gradu quickly direct us left onto the path which ascends through a belt of low forest. The path further brings us to an old military path, along which beside the defensive embankment we ascend to the grassy slopes of the summit Na gradu. At the edge of the meadow we ascend to a smaller saddle, from there we continue left and after 2 minutes of further walking we step onto the panoramic summit.
From the summit Na gradu we return along the ascent path to the nearby saddle, then we continue along a well-trodden path which leads us past the open-air museum. Here beside caverns and renovated trenches we descend to a larger meadow, then on the other side we start ascending more steeply. After a few minutes the steepness eases and the path brings us to the wide and gently sloping ridge of Kolovrat, along which with fine views we continue. There follow some shorter ascents and descents and the path brings us to Trinški vrh, which we recognize by the inscription on the plaque.
From Trinški vrh we continue along the well-marked and still panoramic path, which starts descending towards the nearby saddle, where the path also touches the Italian road.
When we step onto the road we continue sharply left and after some 10 steps we arrive at bivouac Zanuso.
From the bivouac we return to the saddle, then we continue along the steep footpath towards Nagnoj. After a few minutes the steepness eases and a relatively gentle path quickly brings us to the fore-summit of Nagnoj (elevation 1176). There follows a slight descent, then after a few minutes of moderate ascent on the grassy slope we reach the summit Nagnoj.
From Nagnoj we continue left downwards and along the border "line" we descend to the Italian road. We follow the road to the right, which at the information plaque loses its asphalt surface. The road further passes entirely into Slovenian territory (here the Italian markers also end) and after a few minutes joins the asphalt road Livek - Kambreško, which we follow left, walking along it to the larger parking lot above the village Livške Ravne.
From the parking lot we head onto a somewhat narrower macadam road, which starts moderately ascending across the initially grassy slope towards the summit Kuk. Higher up the road crosses a belt of forest and ascends more steeply in places (steep sections are concreted), bringing us with ever finer views of the Krn mountain range and Beneška Slovenia quickly to the summit, in the middle of which there is a large number of antennas.
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