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| serajko20. 10. 2012 19:40:05 |
Best regards
For a recognized visit, the attached photo also counts
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| ajda20. 10. 2012 19:50:13 |
In mid-August I was up there; the stamp was still there. Tied with an ornk chain, everything rattled when I moved that stamp. Now I'm reading that it's gone. I don't get how someone could rip it off 
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| Bojan C.21. 10. 2012 17:46:17 |
On Saturday I did the tour from Koča na planini Razor (closed at 8:30 a.m.) via Vogel and on to Rodica and back. Wonderful autumn day with unique views.
At the top of Vogel I also searched in vain for the stamp. On return, Koča na planini Razor was luckily open (probably not anymore next weekend) and there I got the hut stamp and also Vogel's.
I know that collecting stamps isn't the point of hiking in the hills, but for everyone who wants to complete SPP, the stamp is proof of the completed tour.
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| ajda21. 10. 2012 18:43:47 |
If I'm not mistaken, Koča Merjasec on Vogel also has the Vogel stamp. Last year I stopped there and it seems there was a stamp for Vogel besides the Merjasec hut one. Worth asking if you're going to the top from that end.
Regards.
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| gmirko22. 10. 2012 15:41:14 |
Yes but Koča Merjasec is already closed.
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| ajda22. 10. 2012 16:36:08 |
The hut is permanently open, except during cable car maintenance.
Regards.
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| gmirko22. 10. 2012 20:34:10 |
On Saturday it was closed.
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| ajda23. 10. 2012 15:21:37 |
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| Kriška23. 10. 2012 17:55:36 |
Don't rely too much on the hut opening data on PZS. Just today I browsed and checked some hut websites, the data differs - e.g. on the hut's website it says closed, on PZS list it says open.
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| jprim24. 10. 2012 09:48:05 |
... question to that, on the PZS website there used to be phone numbers of the keepers, so I myself called several times regarding some hut.
What now, since they are no longer on that page, are they perhaps listed elsewhere now??
LP!
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| GITA24. 10. 2012 11:50:08 |
@jprim, the phone numbers are still listed as they were...you click on the hut and get them, at least that's how I see it...
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| jprim25. 10. 2012 10:39:39 |
Thanks for the reply, I checked, before the numbers were on the other side, right by the list, or maybe I'm mistaken.
LP!
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| herman827. 06. 2013 06:56:19 |
Bos, you had bad luck that you couldn't stay overnight on Smrekovec. The caretakers have such a schedule that suits them and not the hikers. Imagine not being able to stay overnight on Kredarica from Sunday to Monday - against all logic. On the other hand, you were lucky that it's like that on Smrekovec; it's one of the most expensive stops in Slovenia. Even in the high mountains you rarely come across such prices as in this hut, although everything can be easily brought by car.
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| francimedved27. 06. 2013 21:19:59 |
Apparently Fika left and now everything is wrong.
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| Becar27. 06. 2013 21:21:55 |
No no, Fika is still the caretaker. Verified. 
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| Becar10. 07. 2013 20:52:47 |
Hello. Today my partner and I were at the Alpine Museum in Mojstrana and received treatment like no other. On the way back from the hike we stopped by the mentioned museum to get the SPP stamp. The lady at the counter told us that the condition for the stamp is paying the museum entrance fee, i.e. 2 x 6 EUR = 12 EUR. Apparently there's a signed agreement with PZS. When I asked for the mentioned document, I got something completely different, a document issued by the museum itself, no signature anywhere, nor PZS mentioned. Of course we didn't agree with that, we didn't pay the entrance. I asked if we could at least take a free photo in front of the museum (since a photo also counts according to the rules). That was granted to us.
Anyway, I noted down the lady's name and surname and tomorrow I'll check this with PZS, as it seems extremely unusual to me that you have to pay something to get a stamp. Where is the spirit of mountaineering here? Not even one hut caretaker has told me I have to drink or eat something for the stamp, nor in Škocjan Caves did they condition it with a tour (though we did the tour anyway) etc...
I'm interested in your view on this. My opinion is that it's unacceptable for someone to rip you off even for an SPP stamp. If this is confirmed by PZS too, today is our last day collecting stamps, as we don't want to participate in the capitalist rip-off Slovenian mountain trail. Regards
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| B210. 07. 2013 23:23:18 |
Becar hello!
I very much doubt that anyone responsible from PZS will give you a concrete and of course public answer here... Yes, there have been such demands (not suggestions!) from some elements in PZS... But the SPP stamp must be available to every hiker on SPP - and free of charge! The demand from the museum in Mojstrana that you mention is illegitimate and worthy of all condemnation. The SPP stamp should also be outside, accessible to everyone at any time (like at the entrance to the info center of Škocjan Caves)! It would be interesting to know who signed the "document" of the museum that stipulates payment of entrance fee for the service of getting the SPP stamp. If you remember who it is, just write it!
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| zippo11. 07. 2013 07:10:28 |
What's this now, some new variant of SPP that has a stamp in the museum?
Unmasking the lady at the counter is really no problem since there are only a few employees and they're listed on their website. Probably she really wasn't acting on her own but was "instructed" to do so.
Nevertheless, I find it funny that some people have such problems in life or just create them with the wrong approach to others. As you approach, so people react. Becar will react to this post of mine the same way... If someone actually demands documents and rules from people at every step, counter, parking lot or road barrier, when does he even have time to live???
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| Becar11. 07. 2013 09:16:47 |
Zippo, I won't react to your post as you imagined, because maybe you're one of the cashiers or their friends and you won't let anything be explained to you anyway. I'll rather ask you about that part on the "wrong approach" to others... What's wrong if you approach and say: "Good day. I'd like to ask where I can get the SPP stamp here."
The other side replies: "You can get the stamp only upon paying the museum entrance fee."
Maybe you haven't grasped or don't want to grasp the essence, which is not the person's approach, but paying for the SPP stamp.
As long as Slovenes have this general mindset that you're annoying if you don't let yourself be ripped off at every step, we'll be in a societal crisis for that long. The nation has been silent for too long, that's why it is as it is.
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