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Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina

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navrhu3. 11. 2007 09:14:38
KRANJSKA REBER, 1435 meters

DRIVE BY CAR:
On 02.11.2007 I went to Kranjska Reber from the direction of Kamnik. I drove along the bypass past Kamnik and before the end of Kamnik there is a left turn from the main road, with a sign for KAMNIŠKA BISTRICA, VELIKA PLANINA. Then drive 600 meters to a roundabout, where you turn right towards KAMNIŠKA BISTRICA, VELIKA PLANINA, GORNJI GRAD. Drive 15 km along this road to the ČRNIVEC pass, where on the right you will see a large and nicely arranged guesthouse building and also a gravel parking lot.

PATH FROM STARTING POINT:
From the parking lot at ČRNIVEC pass, cross the road and enter the forest, where you will see two hiking signposts. One says Veliki Rogac, Lepenatka, Vrh Kašne planine (my goal) and the other Pl. Ravni, Pl. Travnik, Dom na Menini planini. Here go left uphill. You will see hiking markers on the tree right after the sign and continue uphill following the markers, of which there are plenty and you can't get lost to the top. The book Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe by Andrej Stritar says the path is poorly marked, but that was no longer valid during my visit.

On the way up you will cross the gravel forest road three times. I crossed it first after 15 minutes of walking, between first and second 10 minutes, and between second and third about 5 minutes. From the third crossing to the top I needed 35 minutes.

The path mostly goes through spruce forest and is very nice and not steep, before the summit you first encounter mountain beech forest and at the end meadow. From the starting point at Črnivec I walked continuously and took 1 hour and 5 minutes for the path. At the top I was pleasantly surprised by a small pond, like larger ones I've seen on Pohorje. You can see a few more such ponds on the descent from the top towards the shepherd's hut. In addition, from Kranjska Reber you can see all the highest peaks of Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe. To the NE you see Rogatec and Lepenatka, to the NW Velika Planina, Grintovec, Skuta, Planjava, Ojstrica...

The trip is very suitable for the whole family, you can do it in summer too (much of the path will protect you from the heat with forest) and also in winter.

Since I already knew one path, I decided to descend back to the starting point via the path past the shepherd's hut on Kašna planina (by the way, Kranjska reber is the peak, Kašna planina seems to be the meadow directly below the peak), as suggested in the aforementioned book I used on this trip. From the top of Kranjska Reber I went north and after 10 minutes reached the shepherd's hut. As previously written, I saw a few more small water ponds on this path that can nicely surprise the eye. In front of the hut there is a bench where you could eat something with the family, no shepherd was around (didn't see cows either; obviously the grazing season is long past).

From there I looked around a bit and southwards (about 20 meters from the hut) spotted a forest road and was sure it was the one suggested by the author of the book Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe. I walked along it south for about 5 minutes, then it ended and I came to a wire fence separating the meadow from the forest. From there a narrow path was visible ahead (width of one hiker) and I continued south and slightly downhill along it. The longer I walked, the clearer it was that I was not on the right path. But no panic, said good soldier Švejk. I decided to continue the path by always going slightly downhill and always south. So I had a very nice experience walking on paths used by forest animals and off-trail. This adventure lasted about 30 minutes, then I reached the gravel forest road that told me I was on the right path to civilization. Another about 15 minutes along this road and I reached the place where I crossed this same gravel forest road on the way up and thus "tied the sausage". From there I descended to the starting point along the same path I took uphill earlier. For the path from the shepherd's hut to the starting point at Črnivec I needed 1 hour and 10 minutes.

So I do not recommend the path I descended to children and those who don't feel good about uncertainty of maybe getting lost. But if you want to experience adventure on unmarked terrain too, go ahead boldly, as you can't get lost if you follow the rule of going along the foot of the hill always south and descending all the time.

At Črnivec pass you can also see a monument telling that on 16.6.1942 fighters of the Kamnik Battalion destroyed one of the first occupier posts in Gorenjska and Štajerska, and partisan Pirš Rudi also fell in this battle.

Good luck.

My effective walking time: 2 hours and 15 minutes
Starting point elevation: 902 meters
Kamnik Peak elevation: 1435 meters
Used literature: book Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe, author Andrej Stritar, Sidarta publisher
Also recommended is the map Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe 1:50,000, but I didn't have it with me, as the book was completely sufficient. (if we forget that I pleasantly got lost on the way back)
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Mountaineering signpost at the starting point, at Črnivec pass.1
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Photographed along the path; the path leads mostly through spruce forest2
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Another detail in the spruce forest; anthill and green grass in the back3
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Inscriptions on the stone indicating that PD Gornji Grad renovated markings in 20014
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina On the uphill path there are many markings that help every hiker.5
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina The path leads a certain section also along forest roads.6
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina First forest pond encountered.7
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Mušnica.8
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Photographed at the transition from forest to pasture, 10 minutes before the summit.9
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Rest bench just below the summit10
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Another small lake just below the summit.11
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina View of Rogatec (left) and Lepenatko (right)12
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Panoramic photo of mountains to the northwest. Left Grintovec, further ones I don't know.13
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Shorter section of the panoramic shot; nice Grintovec, then ...14
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Right section of the panoramic shot.15
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Highest point on Kranjska reber (there was no stamp in the box, only a wooden stamp holder)16
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Grintovec; solo.17
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina 18
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina 19
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina 20
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina View from the summit to the north, towards the shepherd's hut, where I descended on the way back.21
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Mountaineering signpost at the shepherd's hut.22
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Shepherd's hut.23
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina One of many streams we encounter on the path.24
Kranjska reber (Kašni vrh) - Kašna planina Monument in memory of the destruction of the German outpost by partisans.25
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Lj29. 04. 2008 21:57:36
Here I found a nice trip description suitable for children: http://www.foto-olki.com/2008/04/29/kasna-planina/
I've already been there and it's really a nice goal, suitable for families with children.
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boške2. 05. 2008 21:52:03
velik nasmeh
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sonia13. 02. 2009 18:18:13
I wonder if the path to Kranjska reber from Črnivec is already passable - before it wasn't due to fallen trees?
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bojann14. 02. 2009 18:04:47
If you mean because of that August thunderstorm, it is completely normally passable.
I was up there 23.1.2009 from Črnivec
went less than half an hour along that forest road, then there is a clearly visible junction to the marked path (arrow too). In the upper part no consequences of the storm are visible anyway. Thank God the forest is as beautiful as before. Down at Črnivec it is horrible. I was completely shocked. It looks completely different. Namely, first time after that storm I was there.
Now I don't know how the snow is trodden, as for trees no problems... Good luck!
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sonia15. 02. 2009 11:29:46
Thanks for the explanation. I too was shocked when about a week after the storm I saw the consequences of nature's raging and how everything had changed. lp
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viktor.zemljic15. 02. 2009 12:07:34
Yesterday, 14.2.2009 we went with our son to the top along the road leading to Kašna planina from Volovljek. The path was not particularly trodden, but the snow was firm enough for normal walking, the ski track served us for reliable orientation all the way to the top of Kašna planina. For the ascent we needed approx. 2 hours, for the descent to the parking lot, which we did a bit our own way, good half an hour. At the top it was occasionally quite windy, but not so much that we wouldn't enthusiastically photograph the surrounding views over warm tea and then also practice sliding and turning on the icy snowy slope.
Sadly, at the top despite the good box there is no logbook and stamp anymore, maybe now this serves someone as proof of their brave mountaineering feat. Before the last photo at the parking lot we realized that we had left the small three-legged camera tripod on the rock at the top and of course left it there. In case someone finds it by chance, I will be happy for information at my e-viktor.zemljic@gmaeil.com
crystalline carpet on the summit1
View of the slope of Mala planina2
View towards the mighty Raduha3
That lonely Menih is still waiting for better days4
Smog in the air5
Sentinel on the white peak6
In the valley the field turns green7
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Rajty27. 02. 2009 00:08:14
I'm interested in what the path to Kranjska reber from Črnivec is like. Is there a trodden track to the top?
Thanks for the information.
Best regards, Iztok
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sonia27. 02. 2009 18:22:20
The path is trodden - both along the road and the original path, just go between fallen trees (a lot has already been cleared). Best regards and much enjoyment on the nice trip.
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zamet8. 10. 2009 22:57:55
This morning I head to Kašna pl. in a nice clear morning and as I approach Črnivec it looks foggy right in the area of my goal.
Fog was right up to the top of Kašna pl. but on that side towards the shepherd's hut it was nice and sunny and great view towards Menina how the fogs bathe it.
I was already thinking of turning back1
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rozka26. 12. 2009 18:38:58
This morning a walk to Kašna planina or Kranjsko reber (supposedly the same, correct me if I got it wrongzadrega -thanks). The hike is completely easy, really a walk, from the top you see neighboring Lepenatka and Rogatec, KSA and V.Planina... the day was nicenasmeh
from the path... Gornji grad still in fog in the background1
KSA2
view from the summit3
view from the summit4
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klavdipo26. 12. 2009 20:17:49
Locals still call the peak Kašni vrh (Kašna planina is a bit below the peak).
LP
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sh7. 05. 2010 11:32:29
We'd like to climb to Kranjsko reber this year from Podvolovjek. Could someone please describe the path, as I can't find a description from that direction anywhere.
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iztok9. 05. 2010 07:40:57
Check it under "GPS tracks". You can't miss it.nasmeh
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potepinka9. 05. 2010 10:42:52
The path description from Volovjek pass is written here

From Podvolovjek, there's no direct path even in the Kamniško Savinjske Alpe guidebook. But you can go from Podvolovjek to saddle Kal (turn off the main road at Rihter farm, follow signs for Rogatec (stick to them) and Cuc waterfall), where the signpost says another 2h30 to Kašna planina. So that path would go Podvolovjek - Kal - Lepenatka - Kašna planina - Kranjska reber (peak of Kašna planina).

Hope it's of some help... if not, guidebook in handnasmeh
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pohodnica5329. 12. 2010 17:26:26
Because we have to make use of this nice weathernasmeh, today I "dashed" to Kranjsko reber, its peak Kašne planine; start at Črnivec, where I left the car; great walk, a bit confusing at the beginning, but on the way back found it's nicely marked; again nice views of our beautiful KSAvelik nasmeh; current conditions pleasant for walking, pictures say it all; unfortunately I don't know which peak is in my last picture or the view from that direction confuses me a bit, so please help if someone can; thanks and lp
at the start1
parking lot at Černivec2
along the path3
KSA4
towards the summit5
....and my Grintovec how beautiful you are6
view a bit downwards7
the entire KSA chain8
and Rogatec with Lepenatko9
štempl pempl10
wonderful view from Kočna to Brana11
this is really the true Planjava12
Edge on Velika planina13
typical shepherd huts, characteristic of Velika planina14
also Jarški and Črnuški dom were nicely visible15
mighty Brana16
unfortunately we go back to the valley17
on the return18
prominent mountain, but which one?19
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Saten29. 12. 2010 17:56:13
Pohodnica53:
I think it's Veliki vrh on your last picture, which can also be seen on the eighth picture far right. Others will confirm or correct.nasmeh
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udy8129. 12. 2010 18:14:56
Veliki vrh (Veža)(2110m) Velika Zelenica (2114m)

I think it's Veliki vrh, Velika Zelenica is behind it and not visiblenasmeh
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pohodnica5329. 12. 2010 18:21:12
Yes thanks thanks everyone, also on ZS, all agree on Veliki vrh; yes also nicely visible on the eighth picture; looks quite prominent, will have to go up, right so I'll remember it; thanks and lpnasmeh lp
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rozka3. 01. 2011 18:45:46
Today from Črnivec to Vrh Kašne planine, back via Plešivec and despite unmarked path no problems. Weather sunny, only at the top a cold wind refreshed memežikanje, visibility today excellentnasmeh
start of the path1
along the path2
from the top, Rogatec and Lepenatka3
KSA4
Velika Planina with other KSA5
in the valley still quite dark6
a real natural living room7
Menina planina8
some stayed, others unfortunately not....9
the world rests on the young :)))10
bare snapshot11
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potepinka9. 02. 2011 09:25:49
Hard to believe how quickly it's melting the snow. The path from Črnivec to Kranjska reber is completely dry and there's just enough snow beside it to remind us winter is still on the calendar. Yesterday instead of mandatory winter gear (crampons, gaiters,...), spring gear was already recommended (short sleeves, sunscreen and hat).nasmeh

Anyway this is a nice easy tour, not strenuous, that at the end spoils with views all around, to me the most beautiful are the white peaks of the highest in Kamniško Savinjske Alpe. Although the view of Lepenatka and Mrtvi menih always brings back memories of steps up there…

Cycling hill lovers have started the season of ascents to Črnivec, quite a few yesterday conquered its slopes and bends. The descent was probably quite cold though. I'll rather walk a bit more first... even in snow, if there's opportunity.nasmeh


camera stayed at home, for memory one from the phone… the best pics are stored in the soul :)1
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