The most demanding mountain in Slovenia...?
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| trinity7. 12. 2008 17:22:27 |
Which do you think is the most demanding mountain in Slovenia for mountaineering (maybe Jalovec?) and why?
LP
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| viharnik7. 12. 2008 17:59:19 |
One of the most inaccessible mountains in Slovenia is certainly Široka peč 2497m. Crumbly, from hard-to-reach Amphitheater, climbing tour along Dovški križ ridge, countless bold peaks and notches, from Three larches, then 700m hard crumbly walls.
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| serajko7. 12. 2008 21:56:58 |
viharnik-good description but everything is relative
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| panda8. 12. 2008 07:40:54 |
In KSA: definitely also for me Mrzla gora. Gave it to me in the "ass". If more protections, wouldn't be so lonely in all its grandeur.
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| Primož768. 12. 2008 08:17:04 |
I join the previous ones.
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| geppo8. 12. 2008 08:39:35 |
I've been to Mrzla gora so far 6 times. Last year I took my son from Mrzli dol to Mrzla gora and then we descended to Matkov škaf (I repeated this route after 20 years). I consider this path the most demanding in the K.S. Alps. Most memorable for me was the descent from the top to Latvice. Then I vowed - done with Mrzla g.!! (but it's pulling me again)
Lp
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| trinity8. 12. 2008 16:07:42 |
aha, current result......
Mrzla gora leads.....every opinion welcome...lp
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| strelec195422. 12. 2008 18:44:48 |
I think psycho-physical condition and weather conditions are the most important factor for shaping the assessment of the difficulty of the approach to the mountain. So everyone who goes to mountains often has their favorite and their most "ugly" mountain
l.p.
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| geppo22. 12. 2008 19:23:40 |
For myself I can say..
I've been hiking mountains for cca. 30 years. My son already at 9 years with me walked Kopinškova to Ojstrica. Mrzla in good memory (even pulled on loose peg last meters to Škaf). I did it in all conditions (not winter). For me now only descent to Škaf problematic - searching marks, overgrown path, full scree and friable (especially first part to Latvice). Here concentration, experience and calm nerves really matter.
As mentioned - pulls me again for repeat (seventh) - maybe already in 2009
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| UROS12. 06. 2009 08:20:59 |
Hello,
opening a new topic namely for some time I've been thinking and talking with others, which would be or which is the hardest Slovenian mountain, some think it's Mrzla gora. What do you say?
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| jersy2. 06. 2009 08:22:55 |
I have the same opinion too!
lp
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| UROS12. 06. 2009 08:26:34 |
Yes, Mrzla gora should definitely be one of the hardest, if not the hardest; they say it's very crumbly, poorly marked and poorly secured with an exposed ridge.
L.p.
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| cenc2. 06. 2009 08:53:51 |
I think the introductory topic needs to be supplemented to specify that it refers to a mountain with a marked path leading to it. Then Mrzla gora could surely be among the shortlisted candidates.
LP
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| UROS12. 06. 2009 09:30:10 |
Which is overall the hardest mountain in Slovenia?
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| fred2. 06. 2009 13:41:35 |
Bavški Grintavec from the last Trenta falls into the same category
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| turbo2. 06. 2009 14:03:05 |
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| geppo2. 06. 2009 15:06:42 |
http://www.hribi.net/trenutnerazmere.asp?slo=1&gorovjeid=10001&id=1432
This topic was already discussed some time ago. It looks like it'll be more varied. I'd just add a few things. I know Bavški Grintavec (before CCK, at 32 I walked that path when I was on a course in Bavščica) - it didn't seem that bad to me. I don't know Široka peč!
For Mrzla I'd repeat once again - the ascent from Mrzli Dol isn't that bad, but the descent to Matkov kot in 2007 was quite tough for me. Maybe the very bad storm the previous day contributed to that.
IN FACT, THE RISK OF SLIPPING WAS VERY HIGH!! AS FOR THE MARKINGS, THAT'S A CHAPTER IN ITSELF!!
Regards
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| Matt2. 06. 2009 15:19:10 |
I think the most difficult mountain or path to the mountain is Mangart Via Italiana.
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| sebanakis2. 06. 2009 16:52:06 |
mountains are demanding and thus require a clear head and steady step, but it depends on the one walking. Something is hard for one, something else for another, but we all agree that we go to the mountains because they are beautiful.
good luck
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| turbo2. 06. 2009 19:14:11 |
A precise answer to the mentioned question is not possible!!!
First, peaks need to be separated into marked and unmarked.
For marked ones, there are options from easy, almost walking paths, up to very difficult climbing (secured) paths (via ferrata).
For unmarked peaks, from easier, undemanding pathless routes to difficult, at least partly alpinistic ascents (III. degree or more).
Based on these facts, I can give a more precise answer. For example, the mountain is not technically demanding, but you have to do 1500m ascent on a very steep path. Or only 600m ascent, but with 400m extremely demanding climbing on a secured path. And so on....
My estimates for the hardest, roughly from memory:
marked paths:
BRICELJK
MRZLA GORA
MANGRT (from Loška Koritnica, over Zagače)
etc. etc. etc.
secured paths (via ferrata):
VEVNICA (Via dela Vita)
CJAJNIK
MANGRT (Via Italiana)
etc. etc. etc.
pathless:
MOREŽ
SKUTNIK and ŠPIČICA
both ČRNELI FROM MOŽNICA
LOPA
VRH KRNICE
etc. etc. etc.
easier climbing ascents:
RUŠICA
all three ROKAVI
OLTAR from Velike Dnine
DIMNIKI, LUKNJA PEČ
MALA MARTULJŠKA PONCA FROM ZA AKA
And more and more....
Oh, and one more thing. I suggest the following poll: which mountain is the most beautiful (there are no ugly ones anyway).
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