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Hehe, for me the hills have been there since I was little ..can I ask which course you attended (with whom)...can also under ZS if you want, so we don't go too offtopic here

Got it, yeah. I know some theory, but it's mostly what I managed to find on the internet and it's not much, and theory and practice are two different worlds ... if you don't have someone to teach you, then an alpine school is almost necessary. The problem with these schools is that doing something like that at the same time as faculty is a bit hard

Aim more to Kredarica since to Mali Triglav know harder. To Kredarica still thought doable but more looked more realize real state ..hard get enough such things
Mixed terms bit thanks explanation.

Hehe, but those schools usually last up to a year ...how did you start with alpinism?

What recommendations how smartest to start?..saw those courses but dunno, thought almost better with one guide on such tour then he tells you all along way and test directly in practice. From your reply conclude even May quite tough up there?

Hello,

the thing is that I've been to Triglav many times but always in summer, read without snow. Lately I'm somehow more and more into winter tours. So I'm interested how it is with ascents there say beginning of May, especially since days are warmer and snow probably melts during the day so what such ascent looks like then, (on snowy and icy parts I get crampons and ice axe come into play ). What do you think would healthy sense be problem to get up with practically zero winter ascent experience?.. Guide dunno if seems sensible in such time (of course in nice weather case) fitness no problem

Thanks for possible replies, thanks.