The trip was planned already in August, but somehow it didn't work out. On Saturday morning we head into Zadnjica and along the road towards Luknja and Dolič. The description says to start the tour at Luknja saddle, but we are more tempted by the direct approach to Planina Zajavor from the valley. Just before the junction of marked paths to Dolič and Prehodavce, we look for the start of the path to the left in the forest. It's not hard to find, even easier to follow, as it's really well preserved. The path immediately climbs steeply uphill and the steepness doesn't let up until the miserable remains of the pasture a little below 1500m above sea level. A wonderful view opens up to Zadnjiški Ozebnik, Prehodavce, Vršac and Kanjavec. Here the nice path ends. Above the remains of the walls we continue uphill into the forest, everywhere full of animal "paths", no real trail. Soon we are at the edge of the little forest. We read the description and study where to go next. The most logical to us seems along the wide grassy ledge, which turns out to be a good decision. Higher up, a followable little path appears in the grass, which zigzags up to the right along the grassy gully. After a while the path turns a bit more to the right into the dwarf pine area and here a clearing in the dwarf pines appears, letting you know you're on the right path. Here the path completely changes character - the ascent ends, traversing to the west begins. The little path is always followable, for orientation the sawn branches of dwarf pines help again. Before reaching Vrh Osojne Krnice, we cross two more scree gullies. We also turn to the natural window, which is really close. Then from the saddle we climb to the summit. The views are really wonderful, the Goličica - Planja ridge stands out. We sign the logbook as the second and third this year. Last year only one entry, the year before none - obviously this is really a forgotten and little visited trail. From the saddle we descend to the other side into the gravelly cirque and cross under the big hole in the wall of Šplevta. Here for the first time in the opposite direction we notice a faded green dot. There's one on the rock at the bend of the mule track where the Pihavec traverse starts or ends. We are on the "mountain highway", but the adventure isn't over yet. We descend a few bends, then turn off the "highway" to the hunting hut under the big boulder. There the hunting trail begins, which leads traversing along the slopes of the ridge from Planja to Goličica. In a newer encyclopedic guide we even found this path described as one of the approaches to Pogačnikov dom. The path is supposed to be followable with some sense of orientation and lead you above the 50th bend of the Vršiška road. So despite the afternoon hour we decide to follow it on descent. Soon we realize the path is not exactly well maintained, dwarf pines mostly already quite substantially "hanging" on the path, so a lot of bending and even crawling is needed to get through. We progress slower than expected. Across the first big gully we find a passage, then we find ourselves on the slope of Čel. Here a somewhat strange description confuses us, additionally nice passages mislead us and we head uphill. Later of course we realize we've really messed up and return. The day is already turning to evening, we are still looking for a passage to the second gully. We find it along a narrow ledge secured with a cable (which unlike previous ones on the path still holds), behind it fallen trees surprise us again and the passage over the last serious obstacle looks quite demanding. We decide to turn back. We hurry, but darkness catches us anyway about half an hour before the hunting hut. While shaking piles of needles off ourselves, we conclude that dwarf pines are enough for a while. We descend along the "mountain highway", which seems endless. After more than fifteen hours we are back at the car with half success - check for Abram's, that damn hunting trail remains a bone to gnaw until the next attempt - this time on ascent.