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| urbancek28. 08. 2012 18:43:59 |
Yes, it really is "monumental" as you say... Initially, the last time something wasn't clear to me when I was on Montaž, because there was "something new" on the horizon hehe. But I don't know if it can really be compared to (hotel ) Kredarica... In my opinion, there is no comparison and it's not an object of the same category. Lp!
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| klm28. 08. 2012 19:54:50 |
Kredarica was mentioned solely as the object standing at the highest altitude in the entire Julijci. Morbegna is no more, as they deliberately let it decay; it stood a few dozen m higher, so now primacy belongs to the bivouac spoken of (2531 m) vs 2515 m Kredarica. No other comparisons.
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| IgorZlodej28. 08. 2012 20:23:46 |
Žakljev bivouac above Morbegno is at 2530, but the question is whether this new bivouac is actually at the highest point of Špik nad Nosom, it will need to be checked Otherwise height isn't so important, although the highest is still Aljažev stolp. Bivouacs have their purpose, meters up or down.
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| klm28. 08. 2012 20:37:05 |
pišuka, the Lojze bivouac, the latter actually stands above the ruins of former Morbegna, I completely forgot. In the context of objects Aljažev stolp is undoubtedly the highest, but has no bivouac function. Well, ultimately sea level or primacy in the range really isn't key, I pointed it out just as a curiosity, mainly because it really stands out from the valley too, even if you have diopters.
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| IgorZlodej25. 10. 2012 21:10:15 |
Today I just touched this path, right below Vrh Krnega dola. I started in the afternoon in Žlebe and headed to planina Kraj na Dul, went further along the "valley" and at the junction for passo Scalini turned left onto an unmarked old mulatjera, which took me through wonderful larches to the Planota, where a beautiful view opened up. I continued between ditches, half-ruined objects, caverns and thus reached the junction with the Ceria Merlone path. Of course I couldn't resist the summit. View to the north, to the west, east, everywhere beautiful. Shame, because the weather is changing, but we accept what it will be. I descended along the ascent path.
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| miri21. 07. 2013 11:24:09 |
Praise for the bivouac. The translation could be a bit nicer though (sl.9)
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| velkavrh21. 07. 2013 11:39:09 |
Looks like I'm not the only one excited by the bivouac. Next year I'll do the whole path. LP.
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| bagi21. 07. 2013 19:49:31 |
Hi Brane. I just noticed now that you're also signed in the book . The bivouac excited me not only with its spacious bright design but also with the small details. You can see it was made by someone who put their heart into it and once again I can only congratulate the builders. Regards, Emil
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| klm24. 07. 2013 19:44:37 |
@miri: they used google translator
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| LidijaJesih27. 07. 2013 07:58:11 |
Yeah Urbanček, where were you hiking that we didn't meet? We slept in Corsiju and left around seven, probably you were following an hour or two behind us. On the path we only met a guy from Trieste going the same direction, a group of four coming opposite (they had the boy on a rope), and two more at the bivouac, otherwise like you, we only met chamois. Mostly the male ones, those strong horned ones. We started on the comfortable path below Kapna stena, where a bit further right branches the path to Škrbina prednje Špranje. There we geared up properly and bit into the shadows of Punta Plagnis. It seems to me this bit is among the more demanding, spiced up by an aluminum ladder that looks so-so but serves the purpose. At the saddle where you can descend to Krni dol (mark on the rock, unmarked) the path turns right to the southern slopes and then looong we go up and down westwards on beautiful paths, passages, notches, saddles... Exposed but secured where really needed. I check out the bit where two years ago with a colleague we wandered a bit on our own, now it's properly marked there and the marks that lured us to the old collapsed path are gone. The bivouac on Špik nad Nosom is really nice, I write a few sentences in the book. Follows the descent to Škrbina nad tratico, it seems fairy-tale like to me. From there connection to the path leading to Špik hude police (at the end some slight ascent) and after nine, to me really beautiful hours, we're at Koča Brazza. Weather was wonderful, despite the altitude the sun reddened the exposed parts, need to cream and cover up! On the path you'll see everything you want on a mountaineering trip. Besides the exceptionally beautiful path also flowers, bouquets, chamois of all kinds, and if you have good company too, you can't imagine a better way to spend time. 
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| urbancek27. 07. 2013 08:11:13 |
@LidijaJesih: I was at Škrbina prednje špranje at 7:58. Yes, I met that group with the boy on the rope below Špik nad Špranjo . Congrats on the tour and for the nice description in this thread and also in the Koštrunova špica thread. Lp!
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| viharnik27. 07. 2013 09:05:35 |
Great Lidija and predecessors. I also have this crossing in mind for this year .
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| BibaS27. 07. 2013 09:09:33 |
Oo, wonderful spots! @urbancek, how long did the path described above take you?
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| LidijaJesih27. 07. 2013 15:16:41 |
@urbanček, then we saw you. In front of you there were two Italians, a couple, with an ambitious plan to cross Montasio too and descend to Zajzero via Findenegg Glacier on Via Amalii. We saw you on the scree at the start of Ceria Merlone, right behind them. Can't be any other way. Nice paths ahead for you too and safe steps.
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| urbancek27. 07. 2013 22:35:13 |
@LidijaJesih: Everything you say is spot on Yes, I was walking behind that Italian couple. Interesting how Slovenes obviously know these mountains better than many locals (not the first time I've felt that), as at Vrh Krnega dola they turned left, down from Ceria Merlone and already started descending and gossiping about me, who normally continued around the bend (they probably asked something, I don't know...) Italians just think they're the only ones in the world and everyone speaks their language . Then after some 10 m they immediately turned back up and continued behind me. Later, when I had a snack and some enjoyment under Špik nad Špranjo, they overtook me and continued quite briskly, as they didn't linger much on the next summit either. @BibaS: Yesterday I walked slower than usual, as my backpack was quite over 10kg at the start (intentionally a bit more photo gear + all other gear, fluids...), and time isn't that important in such nice weather. I also made quite a few stops for enjoying . Despite all that, I used about 9 hours for the whole tour. Without all that, it can be 7 or less . Cheers!
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| BibaS30. 07. 2013 08:39:43 |
urbancek, thanks! I would go exactly like that just for the soul... 
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