Tinčkova koča - Bielschitza/Svačica (via Zagon)

Access to starting point:
From the Ljubljana - Jesenice highway take the Lesce exit and follow the road ahead in the direction of Žirovnica and Jesenice. After a few km of driving, we will get to an intersection, where the road to Žirovnica and Moste branches off to the right (from the direction of Jesenice to the left). Only a few meters ahead, at the next intersection, we turn left to Moste (right to Žirovnica). Further on, we drive past a monument to fallen soldiers, where the road starts ascending under the railway track. At the top of the slope the road turns right (at the sign Vila Karin), but we continue straight towards Završniško jezero and Valvasorjev dom. The road then flattens and brings us to an intersection, where the road towards Valvasorjev dom branches off to the left, and we continue straight on the initially still asphalted road. The road soon becomes macadam, and we follow it to the parking lot near Tinčkova koča. The road in the upper part is often in quite bad condition.

Path description:
From the parking lot, we go left on a wide footpath (straight on the bad road to Koča pri izviru Završnice), which at the beginning bypasses some holiday cottages. The wide path or cart track after a few minutes turns into a footpath, which crosses a torrent and then steeply ascends. The steep and little-visited path brings us higher to the hunting cottage from which some views open up on the surroundings.
The increasingly poorly visible path along which some smaller cairns are placed joins higher the marked path from Koča pri izviru Završnice towards Stol.
We continue left and the path, surrounded by dense bushes, soon brings us to a high mountain cirque, where the path from Dom na Zelenici joins from the right. We continue left towards Stol on a path which steeply ascends for a short time, then brings us to the plateau terrain between Svačica and Srednja peč.
Here we continue sharply right towards Celovška koča (straight to Stol). The path ahead soon steeply ascends over a short rocky step, then flattens and quickly brings us to the saddle Belščica, where we reach the border ridge.
Again we go right and continue the ascent on a path ascending a grassy slope surrounded by dwarf pines. We follow this increasingly panoramic path to the summit on which a cross stands.