Last weekend I was again walking, this time it's on the top chain around his Rodica, the Lower Bohinj Mountains, at the south-eastern end of the Triglav National Park, the group from the peaks (from west to east) Bird, Šija , Rodica, Črna Prst. originally was planned to conquer the highest mountain in Slovenia, the Triglav (three-head ") itself, but the project had to be abandoned, as I learned two weeks ago in Bled, that this time of year, unfortunately, almost impossible to climb it in a day, for the few hours of daylight, also there is no connection by public transport to the base camps. So I followed the advice of the Park Center and have another tour planned.
went by train it to Bohinska-Bistrica (southwest of Bled) from there to climb to the Črna Prst along the chain to Rodica up to Šija, and I wanted to birds, but by the emergence of no more darkness was possible, and when I Šija already had to start the descent. The
(path) in detail:
the beginning, right from the village beyond, a sad place:
Here rest the brave men who sacrificed their lives for our country ...
After the rise of the cloud cover to the Črna Prst, also von 500 Meter auf ca. 1800 Meter, wobei bereits beim Anstieg in der Ferne das Triglav- Massiv sichtbar war. Das Ganze hat ein wenig länger als geplant gedauert, da hier auf der Nordseite auch bis Mittag noch Reif liegt, und man deswegen auf den freien Flächen zwischendurch recht vorsichtig sein muß.
Endlich am Črna Prst angekommen, folgte ich dann der Bergkette zum Rodica, den Gipfeln und Flanken entlang mit (kleinen) Klettereinlagen, was aufgrund des schmalen Pfades und steil abfallenden Flanken gar nicht so ohne war. Mir ist natürlich klar, daß das für Bergsteiger und Leute, die in den Bergen aufgewachsen sind, nichts besonderes ist, und sogar ein wenig lächerlich klingt, aber bitte to consider that I one hand Castle countries (not really mountains there) and secondly I'm not generally accustomed to rumzuturnen rugged mountains.
seems Moreover, the path to be used at not much, because I am all the way to Rodica no other hikers encountered (unless someone from the mountain rescue service, but must make it so).
Here the Bohinjsko Jezero (Bohinj lake), the West End, in the picture still behind the mountain, with the village Ukanc my ultimate goal was. This lake is actually the largest in Slovenia and is, for comparison, with just over 3 square kilometers of the expansion between Mattsee Keutschach.
Here is a part of the way, if you look very closely, you can see the path.
On Rodica, with 1966 m the highest point on the route, although the Veliki Roskavec ("Big Roskavec") next door so officially 1 meter higher, this is not on the path.
The Triglav (German name: Terglau), with 2864 m the highest mountain in Slovenia and in the center of the park.
lies in that direction (almost exactly south) Trieste, and to the right (southeast), 10 - 15 km away, runs the southern front on the Isonzo (Slovenian Soèa).
That area was part of the region in which 12 of the bloodiest battles of the 1st World War II were fought.
On the right side of the Šija, which for me was the end point of the walk along the chain.
From Šija we went in the direction of the bird ski hotels in the north (on the last photo at right), past the ski lifts of the bird-skiing area, from which I because of the oncoming night with the Cable Car wanted to take the town Ukanc, as had been recommended to me the lady in the Information Center in Bistrica. Unfortunately, however: the cable car did not drive! As I learned later in the resort, It is very likely that is because of the winter season beginning soon, the cable car for inspection out of service. Why are they in the Information Center did not know? No idea. The
was also the last 1,000 meters on foot until I was in Ukanc and then took my home to Ljubljana, where I arrived at 23:30.
Pure walking time: 12.5 hours
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