Zadnjica - Koča na Doliču (via Mira Marko Debelak)
Starting point: Zadnjica (650 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.3824°N 13.7604°E 
Path name: via Mira Marko Debelak
Time of walking: 6 h 45 min
Difficulty: very difficult marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 1501 m
Altitude difference (by path): 1700 m
Map: Trenta 1:25.000
Access to starting point:
We drive from Kranjska Gora over the Vršič pass towards Bovec or vice versa, but only to the 50th hairpin turn of the Vršič road or Ruska cesta (near the village Trenta). Here we turn onto a side road, along which after a few hundred meters we park on the parking lot by the road.
Path description:
From the parking lot, we continue on the road, which takes us past a few houses (mainly holiday cottages) in approximately 15 minutes to the spot where the road splits into two parts (by the crossroad there used to be a parking lot, today parking is forbidden).
We continue on the lower right road (on the upper road we arrive at the cargo cableway that leads to Pogačnikov dom) in the direction of Dolič, Luknja and Prehodavci. Initially on a gentle road that leads us through scenic meadows, higher through the forest, we follow it almost to its end, or more precisely to a marked junction, where a marked footpath to Prehodavci branches off to the right (to here we need approximately 1 hour).
From the junction in the area named Utro we continue right (straight Luknja, Triglav and Dolič), where first we cross partly already overgrown scree fields and a few torrents. After a few minutes of crossing with some shorter ascents and descents we arrive at the beginning of Zadnjiški dol. Here the path starts to ascend moderately on the right side of the valley. Higher the path turns a bit more to the right, where it temporarily takes us into the forest, then returns to a more rocky world. The path further takes us to a spring, by which there is a small bench on which we can rest. In the continuation the path ascends moderately to steeply for some time and gradually transitions to the scree under Zadnjiški Ozebnik. With a view of the nearby walls of surrounding peaks, we then ascend to the saddle Čez Dol, where the path flattens and splits into two parts.
At the mentioned junction we continue left in the direction of Zasavska koča na Prehodavcih (straight Trenta) and further ascend on the path that continues over a quite steep and partly exposed slope. This somewhat narrower path we then follow to the nearby junction, where we join the mule track from Trenta.
(If the short somewhat exposed section seems too dangerous to us, we can reach the mentioned junction also via a somewhat longer path. In this case at the previous junction we continue straight in the direction of Trenta and then a bit further left in the direction of Prehodavci).
At the mentioned junction we continue straight and further ascend on the wide mule track, which crosses steep and precipitous slopes. During the ascent over the precipitous slope we will notice on the left side a small "chapel" (statue of Mary with Jesus).
Further, the slope along which the path runs becomes less steep and increasingly scenic. Higher the well-preserved mule track leads us over a somewhat less steep slope of Zelena griva, above it the slope becomes steeper again. A few shorter steep sections follow, then the path and likewise the slope flatten. Somewhat above the indistinct break we arrive at a marked junction, where we continue left (right Lepo or Veliko špičje - path of Stanko Kosa, straight Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih) towards the nearby Zasavska koča na Prehodavcih. The path ahead leads us along a wide and scenic ridge, which past the winter bivouac brings us to Zasavska koča in a few minutes.
From the hut we continue towards the northeast and first descend a little. The path then takes us to a junction where right the path to drinking water leads.
Here the path starts ascending again and crosses the slopes above Jezero pod Vršacem. The path then ascends a bit more steeply and takes us to the saddle between Kanjavec and Vodnikov Vršac.
From the saddle we descend the slopes on the eastern side of Vršac and the path takes us to the beginning of Kanjavčeve police (path of Mira Marko Debelakove).
On the path along the ledges there can also in late summer still be snow patches. In case of snow patches the use of ice axe and crampons is necessary.
When crossing the ledge even more caution is needed, as there is quite some scree on the path, and the path is also somewhat less secured. The path otherwise continuously crosses exposed slopes towards the east and in the first part also slightly descends a few times. The path then crosses scree on which there are often snow patches due to avalanches. Further the path continues to cross exposed slopes towards the east, thereby crossing quite a few gullies and bypassing numerous vertical pillars. From the path we otherwise have a nice view all the time on the mountains above the Zadnjica valley, which lies deep below us. When the ledges end a short ascent follows to the junction where we join the mule track.
We continue right on the mule track and soon arrive at a junction near Koča na Doliču.
Here we continue right (left Triglav) and only a short ascent to the hut follows.
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