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On Monday from Bavšica along Bala valley to Prevala where the snow starts. When the ascent to Čez Brežice pass begins, we turned left, climbed up the gully to the slope below the peaks of Loška stena towards Konjska škrbina. Descent below the rock barrier stretching from Morež into the valley. In the forest there is a faintly visible path that leads us back to the marked trail a little above Lovska hut. As usual, we met no living soul, not counting 4 chamois

Like most tours in this group, we also start this time at the Tolazzi hut and shortly before the Moraretto pasture turn onto the access road to the Marinelli hut. Soon after the bend we turn onto the overgrown trail in the direction of the touring ski ridges and soon spot our goal. After crossing the main trail to Coglians, the number of hikers in our direction surprises us, but soon it turns out that two are going climbing, three have missed the path. Well, in the end we overcome the short half-hour more demanding summit part and on the pointed summit then enjoy the nice views alone. Nice peak, only the middle part of the ascent is a bit annoying but along the edge of the scree up it goes fine. Funny is that most entries reveal that they are on the summit by mistake because they were headed elsewhere. We spiced up and extended the descent a bit with return via the Spinotti path. A well-deserved beer waited in Tolazzi

Eh, that isn't a peak for me at all, since it doesn't deserve to be chosen for an independent ascent.

For the N peak go left up right before the hut. And don't walk in shorts through those nettle plantations if you don't have rheumatism

I don't believe that the stone in the valley has disappeared since it was too big. I would rather say that grass has overgrown it, because there were some variants of the path trodden in the main direction. If you chose the most trodden one you could easily overlook it, but the chapel in the rocks to the right of the ravine with the waterfall is unmistakable.

Also on Wednesday it was no different, but know that the road is narrow, steep and winding; assess for yourself what kind of driver you are.

To the Mojstrovke from Vršič via Grebenc you access via an open slope most of the time in the sun and somewhere from the SE direction. That's what I had in mind because of an early departure on the tour; the description with the route marked is up there.

Based on your questions, it's almost clear that you mean the approach via the southern slope. In this case I can only advise you to set off on the tour as early as possible with an appropriate amount of drinks. As for equipment, a helmet, because you know what it looks like, but don't be afraid, because from afar everything looks different and more demanding. When you reach that short S-shaped section, you'll see that there are no problems crossing it. Otherwise you know your abilities best and you can always turn back...good luck

We have already descended this path a couple of times, but it didn't appeal to me because of two specific up-down intermediate sections, but it's not technically demanding at all, and it's also longer.
Because a year ago for unknown reasons-maybe you, Alessio, know why, they closed access to the old starting point, I noticed a sign right after the bridge over Rio Torto. Apparently they have restored the old path along the bed of this stream again. This way we avoid trudging on concrete, well at least most of that pleasure About a quarter of a century ago we descended there, but then below Viška planina I no longer spotted the turnoff to this path, because we always walked mostly on the road. By the way, an interesting access to Corsia is from the S nevea pass- Na žlebeh

probably the same ones excited both of us

About 8 years ago from this, when we parked under the hut on Kofce and past the chapel reached the hut. Since we don't visit the Karavanke very often, we inquired about exactly this loop. Since they told us that we were too late for the whole tour in one day, we calmly drank coffee and started somewhere around 8:30h. And we went...we weren't exactly supersonic and we weren't exactly at snails either, but we were at the car before 17 About guides, which I also used a lot myself, just so much that you can trust Mihelič, about Karavanke-author Klinar if I'm not mistaken I wouldn't waste words, because I threw it in the trash.

Kanin group?

Look under ZS

Of course and the helicopter is expensive, because for foreigners and irresponsible it's free

Of course and the helicopter is expensive, because for foreigners and irresponsible it's free

Just give some more

Nice, but I'm surprised they didn't choose the beautiful ridge from the Pian di Cengia hut straight to Forcello di Camosio below the summit of Paterna and then down through the cavern. There they wouldn't encounter many tourists, well at least not until the cavern