On Saturday, 10.8.24, we set out to check if this is really the nicest Slovenian ridge. Start at 6am in Bavšica, from where we head via pl. Bale towards the top of Osojnik, where the sun greets us after some fight with spiders. Here a quick pause to gear up and then full gas to the ridge. Most of the time we stick to the ridge, but every now and then we have to bypass some difficult section. On Veliki Pihavec after about 1h. Descent to the belay for abseil, where someone left a sling. A static would have been a better choice.
At the abseil I check the smooth rock for climbing in the opposite direction. By feel say V, some 4-5m, but in this section there are already at least four pegs for protection.
On Mali Pihavec again strictly along the ridge, although the grasses to the right don't look as impassable as in the pictures.
After some more ridge walking over a few intermediate tops we reach Obljak after some fight with scrub. Now only the supposedly very tricky descent awaits us. We go directly south straight through the scrub, which turned out to be a good decision as lower down we find good passages that somehow open up by themselves. When the grasses end (we didn't use the ice axe

) and the first trees appear we already thought we were out of the worst, but we were sorely mistaken. Personally, the hardest and most orientationally tricky part for me was the middle section after the end of the grasses and before reaching the beech forest. We try to stay right but the (steep) passages in the sparse forest force us left. A bit lower we descend a little via the grassy gully and even lower we pick up the outlines of a path that leads us quite far right and we're already in the beech forest. From here on we can breathe easy, as there are practically no difficulties left, although there's still quite a bit of descent. We exit at the hunting hut and then lower past the cableway and PUS Bavšica.
The ridge is unique, scenic and beautiful. The descent is completely unnecessary. I don't know if it's the nicest in Slovenia, but I certainly agree with Prle that the Bavški end is a dream ridge area.