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Mountain ranges / Julian Alps / Črna prst / Ravne - Črna prst (via planina za Črno goro)

Ravne - Črna prst (via planina za Črno goro)

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Starting point: Ravne (735 m)
Latitude/Longitude: 46,2586°N 13,9592°E
Destination: Črna prst (1844 m)
Route name: via planina za Črno goro
Walking time: 3 h 25 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Elevation gain: 1109 m
Elevation difference along the route: 1130 m
Map: TNP 1:50.000
Recommended equipment (summer): helmet
Recommended equipment (winter): helmet, ice axe, crampons
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Number of photos: 66
Number of comments: 10
Access to starting point:
From the Ljubljana-Jesenice highway, we take the Lesce exit and follow the road towards Bled and further towards Bohinjska Bistrica. From Bohinjska Bistrica, we continue left in the direction of Tolmin and Soriška planina. Soon we will notice by the road the mountain signs for Črna prst, which point to the right, but we continue straight. Only a little later we come to a crossroad, where a signpost directs us slightly to the right towards the village Ravne. Further, we drive past a large parking lot by the ski slope Kobla; we follow the asphalt road, which starts ascending steeply, to Ravne, where the road flattens. Here we continue to drive all the way to the spot where the asphalt ends. At the spot where the asphalt ends is a larger parking lot by the inn Janez, where we park on the right side of the parking lot (the parking lot on the left side of the road is intended for guests of the inn Janez).
Route description:
From the parking lot at the inn Janez we continue in the direction of Črna prst and mountain hut Orožnova koča, where at first we walk on a macadam road, from which a beautiful view opens up towards Triglav. The road after the initial ascent passes into the forest and turns a little to the left, where we quickly get to a marked crossing.
From the crossing, we continue left in the direction of Črna prst, mountain pasture Planina za Črno goro and mountain hut Orožnova koča (straight Bohinjska Bistrica and old path towards Orožnova koča). The path ahead on the right side bypasses a private house (used to be mountain hut Planinski dom dr. Janeza Mencingerja), after that a little ahead it joins a cart track, on which we continue to ascend. A little higher, at the crossing we continue right, and then the path continues through the forest. Even a little further, the path leads past a log cabin and a cross, and then we already get to a marked crossing, where we continue left (right mountain hut Orožnova koča).
Further, the cart track changes into a footpath, and a little higher it brings us to a forest road which we follow to the right. We walk a few steps on the road, and then signs for Črna prst direct us to the left on a steep footpath. We continue the ascent on at first relatively steep path, which further leads past man-made canals, which were intended for drainage of water (the canal was built to prevent water ingress into the Bohinj tunnel). Higher, the footpath temporarily entirely flattens, and then it moderately ascends to the mountain pasture Za Črno goro.
When we step on the mountain pasture, the marked path turns to the left, then semicircularly along the canal bypasses the mountain pasture. On the other side of the mountain pasture, we continue left and start moderately ascending through at first thin forest. After a few minutes of additional walking the footpath passes into the forest, and it brings us to a marked crossing, where we continue sharply right in the direction of Črna prst (straight Kobla, Soriška planina, Porezen...).
Higher, the footpath makes a few long serpentines, then from increasingly thin forest or belt of bushes brings us to the screes below Rušni vrh. Here the path temporarily flattens, then on the other side of the scree it starts steeply ascending along the grassy gully below the ridge Home. On this part in late spring there is increased danger of falling rocks. Higher, the gully ends, and the path crosses a short steep slope, where snow can still persist until early summer. Above the steep part we join the path from the mountain hut Orožnova koča, only a few meters higher we step on the ridge, which we reach on the saddle Čez Suho.
Here we continue right and with views on Baška grapa, Bohinj and the highest peaks of the Julian Alps, in a few minutes we ascend to the mountain hut Dom na Črni prsti, which is located only a few meters below the summit.
Mountain hut Dom Zorka Jelinčiča we bypass on the left side and over a short steep slope in a few steps we ascend to the panoramic summit.
Ravne - Planina za Črno goro 1:40, Planina za Črno goro - Čez Suho 1:30, Čez Suho - Črna prst 15 minutes.
Description and pictures refer to the condition in the year 2017 (August).
route map - Črna prst
Along the route: Planina Za Črno goro (1340m), Čez suho (1760m)
The trip can be extended to the following destinations: Četrt ( 30 min), Črna prst, Konjski vrh ( 45 min), Poljanski vrh (1 h), Matajurski vrh (1 h 20 min), Rodica (2 h 40 min)
We recommend: trips from the same starting point, similar trips, panorama, summit register
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Discussion about the trip Ravne - Črna prst (via planina za Črno goro)
Gost16. 05. 2007
About 3 years ago I was on this excursion, at that time we all parked at the hut, there was no prohibition or barrier. Is it possible that the hut has changed owner and purpose and no longer serves as a starting point for hikers?
Gost16. 05. 2007
The hut is closed and instead of a barrier, last year a wheelbarrow and a few boards were placed across the road. Parking is along the road, space can be found. It's a pity because the hut is falling into ruin and GB doesn't manage it so that it serves its purpose as it did years ago.
Gost18. 05. 2007
I also did the same tour last year and found out that the hut is closed. So I inquired and found out that the hut is sold and now in private ownership, probably now used as a weekend house. Otherwise the new hut below črna prst is pleasant.
kr neki16. 05. 2011
What are the conditions like on this trail?
Thanks zmeden
peter216. 05. 2011
Conditions on 12.5. are nicely described here: http://www.hribi.net/trenutnerazmere.asp?slo=1&gorovjeid=1&id=1060
Yesterday new snow fell, which is visible on the webcam from Bohinjska Bistrica: http://www.hribi.net/spletna_kamera/bohinjska_bistrica/295
Matjaz_6530. 07. 2012
some photos from the circular route to črna prst ... with ascent via planina za liscem and descent via planina za črno goro mežikanje
roky balboa21. 05. 2014
conditions 20.05.2014
to the scree under Kontni vrh without problems, still lots of snow, so crampons and ice axe mandatory, helmet also not superfluous. To the saddle "Čez Suho" we must cross another snowfield which is very steep, so caution!!! Otherwise super trail.
tomko11. 11. 2017
With a favorable weather forecast we set off to those parts and soon along the markings we reach snow and the first artificially made water channels and with them also to planina za Črno goro. Here the first break and putting on gaiters, then a bit from memory and along the path and searching for markings. We finally followed and adjusted a bit from memory to the junction for Koblo and Črno prst,...
From here on trudging up to our butts and changing every 10 minutes.
When we reached the gully under the Home ridge I thought we'd be there in 20 minutes but it took a bit longer. At the top a short break, then further trudging to the ridge leading to Črno prst. We didn't go to the top and headed towards Orožnova koča where there was still quite a bit of trudging.
There warm goulash and beer, and return to the valley. I wouldn't about hours of walking - I think all markings were double (for us)
We didn't need crampons, ice axe a little, gaiters were too low, wet up to our a.., and already on Monday it's supposedly all snowed over again.

nice day
Vladimir197319. 08. 2021 10:37:48
Hello. Does anyone know if there is a permanent spring (of drinking water) on the planina za Črno goro or somewhere in the nearby area? Any information on the trail condition is also welcome. thanks
sezana119. 08. 2021 12:57:21
On the planina za Crno goro there is a permanent spring of water, even a small stream flows. It's not hard to find. It's located near the former shepherds' huts, now converted into weekend houses.
Precisely because of this spring and stream, during the construction of the railway tunnel under Kobla, a water drainage system was built so that it wouldn't seep in and flood the tunnel. The mountain trail from Bohinjska Bistrica is well marked and also trodden...
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