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Mountain ranges / Kamnik Savinja Alps / Kocbekov dom na Korošici / Za Loncem - Kocbekov dom na Korošici

Za Loncem - Kocbekov dom na Korošici

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Starting point: Za Loncem (980 m)
Latitude/Longitude: 46,3262°N 14,6543°E
Walking time: 3 h 30 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Elevation gain: 828 m
Elevation difference along the route: 1000 m
Map: Kamniške in Savinjske Alpe 1:50.000
Recommended equipment (summer):
Recommended equipment (winter): ice axe, crampons
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Number of photos: 20
Number of comments: 39
Access to starting point:
Access from Luče: In Luče, we head onto the road in the direction of Kamnik and follow the road ahead past the inn Gams and further over the bridge of the stream Lučka Bela. Only a few dozen meters after the bridge, the road into the Lučka Bela valley branches off to the right. We turn onto this road and follow it to the parking lot at the signs Korošica 3:30.
Access from Kamnik: From Kamnik, we drive to Stahovica and further towards the mountain pass Črnivec. Only a little before the pass, the road towards Kranjski Rak branches off sharply to the left. We turn onto this road, which brings us to the pass at Kranjski Rak. Further, we head in the direction of Luče and continue driving on the descending road. When the road brings us into the valley, we will notice signposts for Korošica on the left side of the road. We turn onto this road and follow it to the parking lot at the signs Korošica 3:30.
Route description:
From the parking lot, we head onto the path in the direction of Korošica. Initially a wide and easy path soon brings us to steep slopes, where the path ascends more steeply. The path, which ascends through the forest, a little higher crosses a small clearing, where the steepness eases for a short time. The path then goes back into the forest, where it crosses a torrent and then ascends steeply. A little higher, a beautiful view opens up towards Lučka kopa and Konj. The path ahead slowly transitions into dwarf pines, where it continues to a smaller junction at Vratca. We continue straight in the direction of Korošica, initially slightly downhill (the path to the right crosses exposed slopes below Lastovec). Already after a few steps, the path brings us to the intermittent lake at Stare Stale. Here, next to the lake, we can often notice a group of marmots chasing each other across the grassy slopes. The path ahead starts to ascend moderately again and soon brings us to a stream, which is among the highest in Slovenia. The stream has some smaller waterfalls, which at this elevation stand out particularly. A little higher, the path, which still runs through the dwarf pines, brings us to a junction, where we continue on the left path (right Vodotočnik). The path then ascends a slope that is increasingly less vegetated to Prag (1910m), where a view opens up towards the plain of Korošica. On the left side of the plain, we spot the mountain hut Dom na Korošici, to which we descend and reach it in a few minutes.
route map - Kocbekov dom na Korošici
Along the route: Šibje (1210m), Vratca (1655m), Stare Stale (1640m), Prag (1910m)
The trip can be extended to the following destinations: Lučki Dedec, Ojstrica, Planjava
We recommend: trips from the same starting point, similar trips, panorama, summit register
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Discussion about the trip Za Loncem - Kocbekov dom na Korošici
petruša17. 05. 2010
On Saturday we'd like to go to Korošica with the family, so I'm wondering if the hut is already open and if there's still any snow left.lp
petruša19. 05. 2010
How is it with the snow on the path? lp
zamet19. 05. 2010
Today 19.5. I was at Korošica, snow starts at about one third of the path, I went in the afternoon, so it sank a bit. Lp
zamet19. 05. 2010
Photos are on "Current conditions"
gorazdjustinek10. 06. 2010
hello,

I'm interested if anyone has the contact of the responsible person or info on whether it's possible to rent the hut at the flowing lake or. whether it's possible to overnight there. I can't find contacts anywhere, not even of the gentleman who takes care of the hut on planina Podvežak. Thanks. best regards, Gorazd
irska11. 07. 2011
This trail apparently hasn't been used by anyone for a long time mežikanje ... Even the forest road is more suitable for off-roaders than "ordinary" cars. This Saturday my friend and I headed to Lučkega Dedca from this starting point and parked where the sign says "Lonec 5 min", which meant 25 minutes of walking. But the marked 3h30min from the signpost onwards is very leisurely mežikanje... we two were at the junction for Lučkega Dedca in 2 hours (including 25min walking on the forest road! mežikanje Also on PZS it says 2h30min to the hut. But it's beautiful!!! And we haven't met so many friendly hikers here at the Savinja end for a long time!
danicak11. 08. 2011
From the above path description, I'm interested in how exposed the part "cross the exposed slope under Lastovec" is, is the path carved into the rocks there, perhaps safety ropes... I don't have much experience yet, but a lot of desire to visit our beautiful mountains.
Any information will help with my decision. Thanks
ben11. 08. 2011
I don't know those crossings under Lastovec, but that part has nothing to do with this path either. It says here that at Vratca you can turn to the slopes under Lastovec, but our path goes straight towards Stare Stale. I walked the above-mentioned path and except for some steeper incline, around pictures 6 and 7, there are no exposed sections. Good luck!!! nasmeh

Lp B
danicak12. 08. 2011
yes, super, thanks for the explanation, the steepness itself is no problem.
This is the next route to the mountains.
Nice extended weekend,
D.
otiv12. 08. 2011
The only issue was the road along Lučka Bela which was rather bad, especially after rains. Otherwise a nice path from the valley to Korošica, without any problems. Once I even saw edelweiss here in the valley and almost couldn't believe my eyes.
Good luck!
garmont12. 08. 2011
If you want to cross the scree under Lastovec it's an unmarked but easily followable path. First descend under the wall, which you then cross in a slight ascent. There are no protections on the path, but a nice view of Konj and Rzenik. The exposed sections are about 150 meters. Of course, with fear of heights you have no business here.
Regards
miha8921. 10. 2011
Nice greeting, I'm interested how demanding this path is for ascent on snow? Thanks
otiv21. 10. 2011
@miha89
I haven't gone in real winter myself, but I've been several times in spring and on the first visit there were quite some orientation problems. If you've been in summer, there won't be problems. Regarding avalanche danger hard to assess, maybe the dangerous part before you reach Stare stale, where the path is steeper. Further on no problems, if you know the direction of the path. Of course in winter you need to start already in the valley at the beginning of the macadam forest road. That's why ski tourers prefer the road to Podvežak and follow it to Planica, up to which the road is also plowed.
Good luck!
miha8922. 10. 2011
Thanks, otiv, we tried today but unfortunately it didn't work out. A bit below the drying lake we lost track of the markers and then barely made it through the pines to the lake. Where we then turned back because of time and because it started snowing. nasmeh
otiv22. 10. 2011
I'm sorry it didn't work out for you and as I already wrote it's good to do this trail in summer when it's easier to follow the path. I myself didn't reach Korošica the first time either, but the next time yes.
Otherwise it's a nice trail, a bit less scenic, but still offers the mountaineer what he seeks in the mountains.
Irina23. 10. 2011
miha89 22.10.2011

@otiv gave you very good advice. Do the trail first in summer, i.e., when it's dry.
The markers are very faded and almost nonexistent or the signposts are provisionally tied to stakes and on the ground. Under snow you can't see them by chance either. Likewise, the existing markers are mostly "ground-level". In short, unusable. I complained about this already in summer when I went to Korošica via this trail.
It's still easiest to get to the drying lake, further on it's even more annoying, especially if you don't know where the trail goes.

If you really want to hike the trail this winter too, I suggest looking for someone in PD Luče. Surely there are mountaineers there who also visit their nearby peaks in winter and surely know the trail well.
redbull11. 02. 2012
please can someone report here if the avalanche danger on this path is high or not, now after 11 February, when a bit more snow has fallen. Now the weather will be better so time for a short trip.
thanks in advance for info

dejan
tisa11. 02. 2012
Dejan, I don't know about avalanches, but I think the path is quite long for real winter, unless you don't plan to bivouac at Korošica. You'll have to start the path already at Podvolovjek, because the forest roads probably aren't plowed.
Good luck!
Irina12. 02. 2012
redbull 11.2.2012
The path is really long and I think it's not much visited in winter, so you'd be facing walking through deep snow. If you haven't hiked it in summer and don't know it well, I'd advise against it.
Waymarks on this path are a real rarity and even those that exist are tied to wheels on the ground!! There are also very few ground markings, but they don't count in winter anyway. I already complained in summer.
For visiting Korošica-Ojstrica you have another path available, much friendlier and visited even in winter time. From planina Podvežak.
By the way, no GSM signal in some parts of the path.
redbull12. 02. 2012
ok thanks for the info
redbull26. 02. 2012
I'm interested in the conditions now, now the road to Lonec is surely passable.
Can you report somehow
regards
tisa26. 02. 2012
The road lies in the shade, so there is definitely snow on it, probably not much though.
redbull26. 02. 2012
ok thanks tisaa
redbull5. 04. 2012
On Saturday I most likely plan to take this trail, I'm interested if anyone has hiked here, is it normally marked or can you get lost-please report as soon as possible

lp
U&Q5. 04. 2012
I went on this trail last year. On part of the trail the markings are on the ground (on rocks) and they are not very frequent. I found the way up myself, but downhill I got a bit confused.
redbull5. 04. 2012
Do you happen to know where I could inquire about this, what the trail is like. Does anyone know someone local there (starting point before Lonec) thanks lp dejan
U&Q5. 04. 2012
I wouldn't know, I hope you get an answer
francimedved5. 04. 2012
Just boldly turn at the monument in Podvolovjek into the Lučka Bela Valley, over the wooden bridge straight uphill, not left, through the pasture gate Drive another about 5 km Where after a left bend and steep climb you'll spot on the left a meadow with a sign Korošica, park and continue on the marked trail. When you reach Vratc 1655, you arrive at a larger meadow, cross it on the right side and there you'll spot the markings for Korošica again, Soon you reach a junction where right the path leads to Vodotočnik left to Kocbekov dom.
redbull5. 04. 2012
ok thanks
donat7. 04. 2012
Many of us already have GPS devices, so I suggest including the coordinates of the starting point in the trip description.
Often you don't know where to park or where to look for the trail start.
best regards.
bostjan858. 04. 2012
I agree with you Donat
redbull9. 04. 2012
a few pictures from Korošica http://www.mojalbum.com/dejanstasy
Irina9. 04. 2012
Bravo! You guys are real pros.
keti127. 07. 2012
Has anyone perhaps recently hiked the path from Lučka Bela towards Korošica or even to Lučkega Dedca? I hiked there a few years ago. I'm just wondering if there's anything special, as I've seen info somewhere about fallen trees, etc.
Thanks.
rokštrajhar19. 06. 2017

Yesterday I headed to Korošica via this path "za Loncem". But I must tell you, I have never seen such a bad, impassable, partly overgrown path!!!jezen Here it shows that the path markers of PD Celje are not working as needed! I don't know why?jezenjezen
sifamora28. 06. 2018
Has anyone gone along this path recently? Can you say what condition it's in?
Thanks
Hriboholic21. 04. 2019
Today we went on this trail, the path is poorly maintained, markings faded...
In principle, with good attention you can reach the goal without issues... When descending to the lake there was snow. There some improvisation and path finding was needed... similarly a bit above the lake.
But since I checked the route on the map before the trip, there were no major problems. Despite the snow and lack of markings (covered by snow)
it was possible to reach the burned-down hut.
zdejan29. 04. 2022 19:22:09
Tried this path today. After 15 minutes lost the path due to fallen trees. Persisted up the gully and off-trail, came out at Vodotočnik. Couldn't continue due to snow above 1800 m, sinking up to waist, no one has trodden the path yet, so turned back. On the way down found the right path. Path in poor condition, covered with leaves and vegetation, markers faded, signpost only once.
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