Ravne - Planina Za Črno goro

Access to the starting point:
From the motorway Ljubljana - Jesenica take the exit Lesce and follow the road towards Bled and on to Bohinjska Bistrica. From Bohinjska Bistrica turn left towards Tolmin and Soriška mountain pasture. Soon we will see mountain signs for Črna prst along the road pointing to the right, but we continue straight ahead. Just a little later we come to a crossroads where a signpost points slightly right towards the village of Ravne. Continue past the large parking lot by the Kobla ski slope, and we follow the asphalt road, which begins to climb steeply, to Ravne, where the road is laid. Here we continue until the asphalt ends. Where the asphalt ends is a large parking lot next to the Janez Inn, where you park on the right side of the parking lot (the parking lot on the left side of the road is for the guests of the Janez Inn).

Path description:
From the parking lot at the Janez Inn, continue in the direction of Črna prst and Orožnove huts, where you initially walk along a macadam road, which opens up a beautiful view of Triglav. After an initial climb, the road turns into the forest and turns slightly to the left, where you quickly arrive at a marked crossroads.
From the crossroads continue left in the direction of Črna prst, mountain pasture for Črna gora and Orožnove huts (straight ahead Bohinjska Bistrica and the old path towards Orožnove hut). The path continues along the right-hand side, passing a private house (formerly the Dr. Janez Mencinger's Mountain Home), and then a little further on joins cart track, which is the route to continue the climb. A little higher, at a crossroads, continue right, and then the path continues through the forest. A little further on, the path leads past a log cabin and a cross, and then you arrive at a marked crossroads, where you continue to the left (Orožnova koča on the right).
The cart track turns into a footpath, which leads us a little higher to a forest road, which we follow to the right. Walk along the road for a few steps and then the signs for Črna prst direct you left onto a steep track. The ascent continues along the initially relatively steep path, which then leads you past man-made canals that were designed to drain water (the canal was built to prevent water from entering the Bohinj tunnel). Higher up, the path completely flattens out, then climbs moderately to mountain pasture behind Montenegro.
Description and pictures refer to the situation in 2017 (August).

We can extend the trip to the following destinations: Krevl ( 40 min), Rušni vrh (1 h 35 min), Črna prst (1 h 45 min)

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