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Jalovec from Vršič. Nothing special except on descent need to watch out because of sand. From Vršič we were on the summit in five hours, for descent to Trenta we spent 2 hours (from Špička down we ran).

I know. I always use mine; in the pic it's a friend who didn't heed the advice. Can't nail it to his head though.

Beautiful, I like the color.

Some went to mass on Sunday, we took off from Zadnjica to Luknja then via Plemenice to Triglav. The path is nicely arranged. No snow issues, there's a snowfield after entering the last part but no problem, can do without crampons and ice axe. At top rested then descent to Dolič where we refueled and back to valley. Day nicely wasted.

Razor 7.7.2016. We started on the 48th hairpin of Vršič, continued to the 38th hairpin. Turned onto pathless terrain and continued towards Razor. Suddenly we ran out of path, so we decided to turn far left into the bushes and reach the main path from Vršič, didn't realize how much bush there was. After 2 hours of torment we finally reached the path and continued to the top. Lots of snow but soft, no need for crampons. Path poorly maintained so needs more caution. Before climbing section lots of snow, had to jump bank to bank as climbing slippery rocks not feasible. Then some snowfields awaited us, but snow soft so crossed nicely. Last part from saddle nicely passable, one small snowfield nothing serious. Short snack at top then descent to Trenta and back to 48th hairpin. Total 22 km, legs really burning.

The path started at Vršič at 9 "in the morning". When we arrived at Hanzova, hordes of Czechs awaited us, moving like snails. We overtook them on the unprotected side by climbing. Once we shook off that horde, the path was really pleasant. Pegs and cables are in good condition. The sun came out and we reached the summit in 1 hour and 40 minutes. We continued to Velika and Zadnja Mojstrovka, where there are also no snow patches and the path is easily passable.