Waidisch / Bajdiše - Ferlacher Horn / Grlovec
Starting point: Waidisch / Bajdiše (547 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.4945°N 14.3483°E 
Time of walking: 3 h 35 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: partly demanding
Altitude difference: 1293 m
Altitude difference (by path): 1293 m
Map: Karavanke - osrednji del 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
Via the border crossing Ljubelj we drive to Borovlje / Ferlach, where we turn right in the direction of the village Sele / Zell-Pharre. We follow the road, which ahead mostly ascends, to the village Bajdiše / Waidisch. Immediately behind the village we notice signs for Grlovec / Ferlacher Horn by the road. We park on a smaller parking lot by the road approximately 100m further.
Path description:
From the parking lot, we return to the signposts, where we head towards Grlovec / Ferlacher Horn. Further across the bridge we cross a stream and the path brings us to a large meadow. On the other side of the meadow we notice the blazes, which lead us into the forest. The path immediately steeply ascends and ascends above a torrent stream, which we hear right below us. The path then turns slightly to the left and brings us to a forest road. We follow the road only briefly to the spot where the blazes direct us right onto a footpath. After ten minutes the path brings us again to a forest road. We continue right upwards and the path brings us to a smaller hamlet, after which the marked path turns left onto a cart track. The cart track, which ascends diagonally along the fence, soon turns right and brings us to the hunting observatory on a smaller clearing. Only a few steps further the path crosses a forest road and ascends a quite overgrown meadow. Further we cross the forest road a few more times, then the signs direct us left along the forest road, which we follow for about 100m to the spot where a footpath branches off right upwards, which then crosses the forest road two more times. When we notice a cross by the road, the road crossings end.
Here the path again steeply ascends and through the forest brings us to a junction, where we continue left. A shorter diagonal ascent follows, then the path turns right and ascends the vegetated ridge. The path further crosses a forest clearcut and then brings us to the summit area of the mountain. After a few minutes we step out of the forest and before us we see a large cross, which stands on the top. Only a few minutes of walking on a scenic grassy slope follow.
Description and pictures refer to the condition in the year 2007 (October).
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