08.09.2023, We climbed the steep mule track that starts ascending at the last houses in Log Čezsoški. The path is very demanding orientation-wise and without navigation and Marjan's gifted track we probably wouldn't have found it easily, as both the mule track and path remnants completely disappear in some sections, sometimes it looks like they were made 10 years ago. In the gully just before the "flat" when you're almost on the ridge where the hunting hut stands, everything is criss-crossed with fallen trees and practically almost impassable. Higher up halfway between the hunting hut and the summit same story, just here you have more options to bypass fallen trees. Descent past the hunting hut on the nice mule track to the south side of the ridge, which gives a lot of joy due to the nice "road" into the valley, but not for long, here too the ordeal with fallen trees begins. Here at least it's traceable, since you can hardly (I write hardly) go astray, and some "root guy" long ago drew "made in home" marks (red circles and arrows, for which I'd be honestly angry on any other occasion and hill, but here I was quite happy about those "things", since without navigation you're almost certainly "done". Because the path disappears completely at times or has been washed away, soon after the hut downhill at one of the right turns it took us straight ahead, like many before, since the path that suddenly ends at some dead-end ridge is very well trodden. Need to go back about 100m and look for the path to the right which actually isn't there at all and you need to climb a bit, but those (now I can say very nice made in home marks) are the only guarantee that my navigation shows correctly (I already started suspecting Marjan and Darinka descended by parachute from there). In short, once you cross that part, except some easier passable fallen trees, narrow and exposed sections of the ruined path no major peculiarities. But it's long as hell and due to south exposure also hot (take fluids in hectoliters). In one sentence: nice loop, completely wild, very demanding orientation-wise, also fitness-wise, "technically so-so" and not for someone not 100% orientationally. Due to fallen trees the tour extends by about 2 hours in both directions!!! Advice: whoever doesn't master orientation and navigation (or is without it) shouldn't venture on this path.....various phone apps are completely "off". The summit Veliki Polovnik itself is viewless except towards Kanin, so it's worth extending another 15 min to Vrh Travnika, which is bare and an exceptional viewpoint all around. Matjaž