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Matajur

SuzanaM23. 05. 2016 16:52:58

After a long time back on Matajur. Because of Giro d'Italia both roads to Matajur village got quite a few kilometers of new asphalt. Otherwise it's still quite spring-like on Matajur.

Greened slopes of Matajur above Rif. Pelizzo

In the hollow by the path still some snow for snowballing

Rombon and swallows that were circling the summit of Matajur in a large flock

Behind Krasji vrh Mangart, Jalovec, Razor and swallows

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Tolminc18. 06. 2016 19:32:28

This afternoon on Matajur. Despite fairly nice weather, few visitors. The path was a bit muddy in places, otherwise no special features.

Nogometni fanatik1. 11. 2016 18:48:17

Finally time again to visit the hills, after too many months of stagnation. From Avs past Idrijska planina to the top of Matajur, where only one mountaineer was enjoying it when I arrived. On the return along the same path I met quite a few mountaineers. Views towards Friuli or Trieste a shade nicer than to the Slovenian Alps. Weather warm.

Tolminc13. 12. 2016 19:11:09

Yesterday's sunset from Matajur wonderfully rounded off an already beautiful winter day nasmeh

All paths to Matajur are dry and normally passable. More at this link:

http://sine771.blogspot.si/2016/12/soncni-zahod-z-matajurja-1642-m.html

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suzys17. 12. 2016 10:03:02

Nice pictures Tolminc... I was there a day before you, morning from Avse, beautifully sunny with wonderful views. Unfortunately forgot the camera at home zavijanje z očmi

so I'll repeat the trip nasmeh

Tolminc17. 12. 2016 14:06:54

@suzys thanks, yeah, without a camera nowhere velik nasmeh

Just repeat it, it's worth it. Best nasmeh

Nogometni fanatik2. 01. 2017 15:33:20

On New Year's Day a walk to Matajur from Avs. Along the old path over Srednji and Mrzli Vrh to the ever popular Matajur. More than a super day for a hike, the peak offered really nice views all around. And it was warm, even a bit too much nasmeh

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Tolminc28. 01. 2017 15:27:10

In the morning on Matajur from Matajur village. Road to Pelizzo hut is snowy and icy, yet someone, I won't say who, drives up with the car. From hut to top the path is bare in places, elsewhere fully icy. Today there was noticeable inversion, quite a few visitors. More here:

http://sine771.blogspot.si/2017/01/matajur-1642-m.html

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Cebelicamaja11. 02. 2017 11:31:25

Has anyone been up recently? What's the road to the hut like?

Sabina Grahek5. 03. 2017 21:10:20

Čebelica maja, first part completely bare, then some snow. With car you can go up to three quarters, but I left the car at the path start. Today Dora and I went up, trail well trodden and visible even in fog. Started snowing towards top. Nice and atmospheric, quite solitary but not completely, as we weren't the only ones drawn to these parts.

Renato writes a love letter to his beloved every year.

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funnyboy13. 03. 2017 19:23:39

http://primozgraheljsblog.blogspot.si/2017/03/soncni-zahod-in-skoraj-nic-polne-lune.html

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Lalala29. 03. 2017 18:44:12

Hi, can anyone recommend some hill near Matajur? Not Krn. Day trip. Easy marked path and no gear. Thanks nasmeh

julika29. 03. 2017 19:20:17

Mrzli vrh, Visoč vrh, Stol

miri29. 03. 2017 19:45:15

Mija

Lalala30. 03. 2017 21:03:21

Thanks

velkavrh2. 04. 2017 17:47:41

Today on Matajur. The start was in Italy in the village Mašera-Masseri-760m. Only the last third of the path offers us some snow and mud too. The mountain had lots of visitors despite high cloudiness.

Half of the path runs through the forest.

In Italy paths are well marked with numbers. We always know we are on the right path.

View towards Krn-Žal: high cloudiness and views not the best.

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velkavrh8. 04. 2017 07:59:50

Within one week already second time on Matajur. This time the start was from Slovenia from the village Avsa. At the beginning of the village a signpost directs us to a sufficiently large well-kept parking lot with table and benches. That's the starting point.

PD Kobarid has well marked the path. There is no shortage of directional signs and marks on rocks and trees.

In the forest we encounter several building ruins. I don't know what they served for, because the ruins are already deep in the forest.

After barely an hour we are already in the pasture area of the Matajur mountains.

We walk along the road for half an hour.

Under the road there was once a large building.

Here it turns off the road to the right towards Matajur.

The path merges with the Italian trail no. 736 towards the end, which takes us to the summit.

Below Matajur on the Italian side is Marsinska planina and to its left a mountain hut - also Italian - a quarter of an hour to it.

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ločanka8. 04. 2017 08:35:00

super!
Brane, are you preparing for guiding?
You can just sign me up nasmeh

Never here before eek

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velkavrh22. 04. 2017 19:17:10

Today with PD Škofja Loka to Matajur. Actually it takes more time to drive there from Kranj or Škofja Loka than you then spend on the path to Matajur. The bus also goes a bit slower than a personal car. We drove there via Petrov Brdo. Back via Sovodenj which is a better variant regarding driving conditions. Up from Italy from Mašera. Returned to Slovenia to village Avsa via the so-called Old path, which is not described here.

After one hour we cross the mountain road.

Half the uphill path goes through the forest.

We are already right in front of the summit here.

Rest at the chapel on the top of Matajur.

Here the firefighters photo was taken. But still not everyone is on the photo.

We walk half an hour on the mountain road.

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ločanka23. 04. 2017 10:24:53

As already said, yesterday my first trip to the top of Matajur, but nice views of still snow-covered mountain peaks unfortunately were not there, but that didn't spoil the overall impression, as it was only the weather's fault, which changes anyway. The Kanin mountain range showed itself best, we could admire it. Hardly noticeable in the distance were the blurred outlines of Mangart, Jalovec, Razor. Krn wasn't proud towards us yesterday either. But Matajur enthused me anyway, and I'll return for the wide views, that's decided. nasmeh

One thing is certain, Matajur is a peak that doesn't leave you indifferent, it enthuses, attracts and thus invites repeated visits. And its name sounds nice too nasmeh

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So some of my impressions from yesterday.