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TheClimberr. Ascent over the notch is more demanding, just as redbull sarcastically hinted. From the question I assume you go from Tamar. So ascent over notch and Goličica wall to the top and return over Kotovo sedlo. To me personally the nicest loop in our beautiful mountains. Satisfaction after the completed tour in the valley will be exceptional, especially in nice weather. Good luck

passing the continuation...

Krn

I'll leave it to someone else

From the signpost that's visible, I also suspect Luknja is below. So you're going over Plemenice to Triglav?

@dragon. Even that smiley at the end doesn't help me not to take you for an idiot

Under Gradiška Tura

Špik

Wow, that would be a tour. If you just go Zajzera - Montasio - Špik nad Cjanarco - Špik Hude police - Špik nad Špranjo - past Prednja Špranja to Mazzeni bivouac and back to parking in Zajzera, that's already a big chunk for an average hiker in one day. Your loop is even longer and you won't be back in 11h unless you're a good runner

I went about a week ago. There are more snowfields. Especially problematic is the second snowfield, because it's very steep and hard-packed. There I almost turned back, then after a short terrain check I decided to bypass it from below and climbed back to the path over a 10m wall with good holds. I had an ice axe with me but still didn't dare cross it. Maybe it's easier now.

From Trenta to Doliča dry. Further towards Triglav ok. At exit from red notch snow patch, at current temps no problem

Snowfield is before entry to wall, but no problem.

That was us From the bivouac onwards there are snow patches, but at current temperatures they pose no problem. We used crampons anyway, just to go faster. Down we "skied"

Mrzli vrh above Žirje

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