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| weselko27. 04. 2010 21:41:14 |
Hello,
since I don't know Krvavec, I don't know what to ask those who know it or have already walked it everywhere if they can write here some path for a circular tour. The path shouldn't be too difficult, start and end should be somewhere on Krvavec, say at the gondola, the whole path should take somewhere between 3-5 hours of moderate walking. Thanks in advance for the answers.
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| velkavrh21. 07. 2011 21:19:58 |
It looks like there was no response last year. Unfortunately, I didn't notice it last year; otherwise, I would surely have replied, because I feel at home here.
This afternoon I did such a tour. You could call it from Planina Jezerce over the Ježa ridge to Vrh Korena and back via Planina Dolge Njive.
Let me add that on the road from Grad towards Šenturška gora and of course towards Krvavec they secured the steep rocky walls above the road with nets. Full praise—perhaps to Mayor Cerkelj. Now there is no fear of falling rocks. At the intersection where you turn towards Stiška vas and further towards Ambrož and Krvavec there are signs on the shelter for guesthouses on Kriška planina—very nice. The road from guesthouse Ambružar at the top of Ambrož is now open to all traffic to Planina Jezerce, where there is also a nice asphalted road. There is a large parking lot here. Above the parking to the right a nice path leads to Kriška planina, where there are several catering facilities with home-cooked food. Above the planina a path leads to Krvavec to the hotel and Plečnik's chapel, where now in summer there is mass every Sunday. Right after the TV tower to the right we climb to the top of Krvavec with stamp and logbook. Then to Veliki Zvoh; currently you could call it Modri Zvoh, because along the slope to the top it is all blue from bluebells. The pool is full. Then over the airy Ježa ridge to Vrh Korena. Soon at the start of Ježa we encounter the only two fixed ropes on our path. They are a bit damaged but do not hinder much. I wrote about these damages a month ago, no one has fixed them yet. From the top of Korena—stamp yes, no book—we descend left to Škrbina saddle and then at the saddle left towards Planina Dolge Njive. The most beautiful planina for me in the Krvavec area. It has one of the rare flowing springs on Krvavec and the spring never dries up. Here I ran into a herd of horses, sheep and even a herd of goats, which is rare on our pasture planinas. Then not too steep ascent left from the planina under Veliki Zvoh and back to the car.
For the tour today I spent five hours of moderate walking. Rain luckily rested, but threatened all the time. Below some pictures too.
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