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| DaKa11. 02. 2018 06:40:16 |
How is Komna? Has anyone walked to Komna yet? Thanks!
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| cuska11. 02. 2018 20:23:05 |
2.5 m snow, trampled. To the hut no problem just with boots, also further to hut under Bogatin, for more need snowshoes or touring skis.
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| BrankaM24. 02. 2018 09:09:25 |
On Sunday we would go to Komna. Is there a lot of new snow? Could we go without snowshoes? Thanks
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| redbull24. 02. 2018 12:53:53 |
Of course, with skis or without, provided you have good condition; if a dog can reach Jalovčev tarn, then there's no problem reaching Komna either
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| turbo24. 02. 2018 12:57:07 |
BrankaM
Today, on Saturday evening, call them and ask how the path is. Were they also up on foot or only skis and snowshoes. First-hand info is something else than guessing from the couch 
https://www.pzs.si/koce.php?pid=37
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| Klemen2424. 02. 2018 21:42:44 |
Today we were on Komna. There were quite a few visitors who didn't have a good view because visibility was very bad. We were without skis or snowshoes but still made it up in 2h20min so no need to worry for tomorrow. Gaiters are obligatory of course. First part in switchbacks is easier than higher up so save a little energy. Atmosphere in hut is really homely so I warmly recommend the visit.
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| MitjaBelak24. 02. 2018 22:46:47 |
BrankaM, Klemen has already said everything, so tomorrow just slowly up, snow is mushy and step is tiring. We today really suffered whole 3 hours. Snowshoes you don't need. Some fun on way back treat yourself to and choose some ready toboggan for faster return. Enjoy.
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| piotr5. 03. 2018 10:35:59 |
In beautiful nature also photos are great.
Dining room in Dom na Komni this time more like laundry drying room.
When will someone think of dedicated gear drying rooms like in foreign huts.
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| cofka5. 03. 2018 11:05:35 |
True! This bothers me a lot and it's everywhere like that! Food is also eaten in the same room, would you put laundry in a bag or how do you think or suggest others?
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| Janez Seliškar5. 03. 2018 11:30:26 |
Drying room for clothes, space for shoes, gear and backpack. In dining room only guests; that's how it is in many huts outside Slovenia.
In Dom na Komni drying room and space for gear exist.
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| lijaneja5. 03. 2018 11:41:52 |
I agree. I think it's long-standing old bad habit. Sweaty smelly laundry doesn't belong on stove in dining room at all. Also don't understand how to smell dried laundry on oneself on return to valley. Changed shirts go in bag and to bottom of backpack home then directly to washing machine or balcony
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| miri5. 03. 2018 11:58:17 |
You're getting a bit too "scruffy".
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| Janez Seliškar5. 03. 2018 12:24:49 |
Once people lived in caves ...
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| miri5. 03. 2018 13:15:37 |
"The ass must smell like ass", was the famous saying of our doctor when a dolled-up person came to him.
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| jprim5. 03. 2018 19:58:51 |
If a hiker has the right clothes that wick away moisture, there's no need for changing and drying wet clothes.
Lp!
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| jax5. 03. 2018 20:15:52 |
All that stuff hanging on the previously posted photo belongs to those "active" clothes.
Oh, and I never understood that about how sweat-soaked and dried clothes smell. I don't know, if I go from the mountains on a date, I make an effort to change and shower in between, and throw the sweat-soaked t-shirt in the washing machine. If someone does it differently, that's fine too.
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| jprim5. 03. 2018 21:23:51 |
Active clothes? There's a big difference among them, depending on where you buy them too. Lidl, Hofer - big difference from more specialized stores. I myself got it wrong once when I bought a running jacket at Hofer.
Lp!
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| Daaam5. 03. 2018 21:32:15 |
@jprim ...some sweat more than others. For me a synthetic shirt for 500 euros doesn't help so I wouldn't arrive at Komna wet..especially on the back. No matter Hofer, Lidl or if I go to the Mammut factory..
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