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I finally found some time and added a description of Veliki Oltar - Visoki Rokav ridge after climbing it in June

https://fairenoughtrips.com/posts/veliki-oltar-visoki-rokav

mikkeni I would say it is because you need to have the climbing gear with you and know how to use it. There are also really exposed sections. But that's only the Može part. Once done, the rest of the way to Palec is walking terrain.

That's the exposed part I meant

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4xwIBD_EiM

for more videos and images https://fairenoughtrips.com/posts/zelenica-south-east-ridge

all the best

@Vitan

If these rocks weren't triggered by what we released while abseiling higher up then a spontaneous fall would be a bad luck indeed

Regarding Kotel - I don't have any images but remember the bottom of it was still white

https://fairenoughtrips.com/posts/cima-del-vallone-sentiero-centenario

It may be also worthwhile to climb Cima del Vallone on the way, I felt a bit 'undone' without a proper peak

Was there one week ago, on 14th June. Oltar - Rokav ridge, used ozebnik only for descent.
Conditions still favourable, rappeled only once - to move away from the wall to the side of Srednji Rokav. In here sun operates for shorter time and snow was more reliable.

Hey, did that ridge last year in May. Might be that with snow there's a bit less crumbliness. Anyway, one of the type - once in a lifetime at least for me

If someone's looking for details of the route ->
https://www.fairenoughtrips.com/posts/ponza-grande-north-ridge