Waidisch / Bajdiše - Ferlacher Horn / Grlovec

Access to the starting point:
Cross the Ljubelj border crossing into Borovlje / Ferlach, where you turn right towards the village of Sele / Zell-Pharre. Follow the road, which climbs for the most part, to Bajdiše / Waidisch. Just after the village, you will see signs for Ferlacher Horn / Ferlacher Horn on the roadside. Park in a small parking lot on the roadside about 100m further on.

Path description:
From the parking lot, head back to the signposts and head towards Grlovec / Ferlach Horn. Cross the bridge over the stream and the path leads to a large meadow. On the other side of the meadow, you will see signs leading you into the forest. The path immediately climbs steeply and ascends above a torrential stream, which can be heard to the right below us. The path then turns slightly to the left and leads to a forest road. Follow the road for a short distance to a point where signs direct you to the right onto a footpath. After ten minutes, the path leads back to the forest road. Continue right up the path and it leads to a small hamlet, after which the waymarked path turns left onto cart track. Cart track, which climbs transversely along the fence, soon turns right and leads to a hunting observation post in a small clearing. Just a few steps further on, the path crosses a forest road and climbs through a rather overgrown meadow. Next, cross the forest road a few more times, and then the signs direct us left along the forest road, which we follow for a good 100m to a place where a footpath branches off to the right uphill, and then crosses the forest road twice more. When you see a cross on the side of the road, the road crossing is over.
Here the path climbs steeply again and leads us through the forest to a crossroads where we continue to the left. There is a short cross-climb, then the path turns right and climbs a vegetated ridge. The path then crosses the forest and then leads to the top of the mountain. After a few minutes, we emerge from the forest and see a large cross standing at the top. It is only a few minutes' walk on a grassy slope with a view.
Description and pictures refer to the situation in 2007 (October).

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