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Hey Eric!

If you're set on doing one of these two options then I would vote for orange, since a healthy chunk of blue is via asfalt roads ... Both however are pretty casual hikes so 2.5-day hike according to your plan should be pretty easy You're missing out on some nice stuff though and for a healthy young hiker I would recommend a more challenging hike, but you should decide how you feel is best...

Best regards.

The route I described requires a moderate amount of climbing but it doesn't qualify as a ferrata, both routes are well secured and usually there's a lot of people hiking here, probably via Prag would be better (easier) option for you ...

Here's a link for you showing the web camera at kredarica so you have some idea of what conditions up there are like at the moment.. -> http://www.hribi.net/spletna_kamera/kredarica/20

If you haven't already you can check out the photos of the route "čez Prag" on Triglav summit so you get some idea of what I'm trying to say here -> http://www.hribi.net/izlet/aljazev_dom_v_vratih_triglav_cez_prag/1/1/126

But as I mentioned before this route does require experience, fitness and of course proper gear for hiking at 2000m+. (proper boots and warm clothing + helmet is a good idea)

That being said the route you described however is much easier and shorter and it avoids summits and more challenging areas of our park.

P.S. Make sure you check the weather forecast for this area before you start hiking.

However, if I had 3 days to discover this part of our national park I would alter the route ...

My plan would be as follows:

D1 - Mojstrana -> Staničev dom or koča na Kredarici (through prag or via Tominškova, Tominškova is more demanding)
D2 - Staničev dom or koča na Kredarici -> summit of Triglav -> Tržaška koča na Doliču -> summit of Kanjavec - Koča na prehodavcih
D3 - Koča na prehodavcih -> Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih -> Komna -> Stara fužina

Take into consideration this route is more demanding and requires more fitness and experience but as long as you have some basic experience as a hiker over 2000m it should be O.K.
If not you're better off going via your route.

Hi!

As long as you are a hiker with some experience and physical fitness this plan looks completely doable in 2.5 days.
It's roughly 6 hours per day of casual hiking I would estimate, with some ups and downs.

Best regards.

Hi!

I'm interested if anyone has been recently to Bavški Grintavec, what are the conditions?

Thanks.

Good luck!

I'm interested in the current conditions on Špik, is there still a lot of snow?

LP.

Hi!

Thinking of heading to Peca this weekend via the climbing path. Wondering about the snow conditions ...

LP

Let's rather go to Triglav on Wednesday, hope the snow melts by then and weather improves

I also plan to go to the summit on Monday, but I'm not sure if the conditions will be suitable. The forecast is sunny for Sunday and Monday, but newly fallen snow must be considered...

Please for an opinion