Alpes Julianos (Eslovenia). Desde Dolicu a Kanjavec . Descenso: ruta de los lagos del Parque Nacional de Triglav. Etapa 5
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 10.21 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,218 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 4,446 ft
- Max elevation
- 8,377 ft
- TrailRank
- 54
- Min elevation
- 4,380 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Moving time
- 5 hours 36 minutes
- Time
- 10 hours 13 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2921
- Uploaded
- August 27, 2023
- Recorded
- August 2023
near Jezerce, Bohinj (Slovenija)
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Route: Dolicu mountain hut – Kanjavec (2,500 m) – Connection with the Hibarice pass trail – Zeleno Jezero (lake) – Ledvicah Jezero (lake) – Mocivec Jezero (lake) – Umetno Jezero (lake) – Koca pri Troglavski Jezerih (mountain hut) – Dvojno Jezero (lake) – Crno Jerezo – Planina Visevnik Pass – Koca na Planini Pri Jezero (mountain hut).
Fifth stage of the journey carried out in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, in the Triglav National Park.
The journey runs along the main ridge of the national park, from west to east, starting the route at the border between Slovenia, Italy and Austria, ending at the beautiful Lake Bohinj, located in a highly visited glacial valley, ideal for water activities. and, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful in Slovenia.
The complete journey lasted 5 days to cover 80 km and achieve a positive accumulated elevation gain of approximately 6,600 meters. On the journey we will have the possibility of ascending to the peaks of Mala Mojstrovka (via ferrata), Prisank (via ferrata), Bovski Gamsovec (normal route), Triglav (via ferrata), and Kanjavec (normal route).
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JULIAN ALPS AND THE TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARK.
To have a first contact and get some information about the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park, you can visit the following websites:
https://www.turismoeslovenia.es/alpes-julianos/
https://www.tnp.si/en/
As we have mentioned previously, Lake Bohinj is located within the Triglav National Park, the largest in Slovenia, and a must-see.
Very interesting information about that lake can be found at the following link:
https://www.ekorna.net/el-lago-bohinj-eslovenia/
The reservation of the huts can be made directly and by linking reservations from the Slovenian Mountain Federation website:
https://en.pzs.si/
To get closer to the beginning of the journey you can fly to the Ljubljana airport, where by bus or taxi, we can go to the bus station, and from there take the bus currently managed by the company Arriva that will take us on a Approximate 2-hour trip to the town of Ratece, very close to the border with Italy.
INFORMATION ABOUT STAGE NUMBER 5
From the Dolicu refuge, we will have to face a short but demanding climb to the top of Kanjavec, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the nearby Triglav peak and the mountain cirque that encloses the Trenta glacial valley.
Long rest at this wonderful viewpoint, enjoying the Julian Alps, before joining the busy route that runs from Bohinj along the route of the 7 lakes to the Prehodavcih mountain refuge.
Following the track, along a properly marked path, you reach the first lake without any problem, Zeleno, which is more than a lake, it is a small pond, which in this summer season is rather dry.
After abandoning this small disappointment, we will walk along a path under the enormous limestone rock of the Zelnarica range, and its enormous cliffs, until we reach what is, without a doubt, the most beautiful of the lakes on this route, Ledvicah Jezero.
Another long rest in this wonderful environment, refreshing the body in those crystalline and not cold waters, to later return to the path to the Koca pri Troglavski Jezerih shelter. In the vicinity of this refuge we will find several pitches.
Third long rest in this shelter with a fountain outside, before undertaking a long descent through the forest to the last lake on the route, Dvojno Jezero, where the last dip will take place before the ascent to the Planina Visevnik pass.
At this hill, where the old pastoral sheepfolds will catch our attention, the marked path begins that descends to the mountain refuge of Koca na Planini Pri Jezeru, the end of today's stage.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE REST OF THE STAGES.
In the following links you can consult the routes of the complete crossing:
- Stage nº1: from Ratece to the port of Vrisc, ascending to Mala Mojstrovka along its via ferrata.
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-via-ferrata/fusine-confine-tamar-pdte-146101472
- Stage nº2: from Vrisc to Prisank through the Prednje eye and return to Pogacnik
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-via-ferrata/tamar-na-logu-pdte-146941528
- Stage 3: from Pogacnik to the top of Gamsovec. Return to Dolicu via Luknja
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-hiking/hug-145232954
- Stage nº 4: from the Dolicu refuge to Triglav (via ferrata Kugyjeva). Descent through Mali Triglav.
https://es.wikiloc.com/routes-via-ferrata/hhh-145233378
- Stage nº 5: from Dolicu to Kanjavec. Descent: Triglav National Park lakes route.
https://es.wikiloc.com/hiking-routes/hhh-145233486
- Stage 6: from the Planini Pri Jezeru mountain hut to Lake Bohinj.
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/pri-jezeru-sveti-janez-145233348
Fifth stage of the journey carried out in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, in the Triglav National Park.
The journey runs along the main ridge of the national park, from west to east, starting the route at the border between Slovenia, Italy and Austria, ending at the beautiful Lake Bohinj, located in a highly visited glacial valley, ideal for water activities. and, without a doubt, one of the most beautiful in Slovenia.
The complete journey lasted 5 days to cover 80 km and achieve a positive accumulated elevation gain of approximately 6,600 meters. On the journey we will have the possibility of ascending to the peaks of Mala Mojstrovka (via ferrata), Prisank (via ferrata), Bovski Gamsovec (normal route), Triglav (via ferrata), and Kanjavec (normal route).
INFORMATION ABOUT THE JULIAN ALPS AND THE TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARK.
To have a first contact and get some information about the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park, you can visit the following websites:
https://www.turismoeslovenia.es/alpes-julianos/
https://www.tnp.si/en/
As we have mentioned previously, Lake Bohinj is located within the Triglav National Park, the largest in Slovenia, and a must-see.
Very interesting information about that lake can be found at the following link:
https://www.ekorna.net/el-lago-bohinj-eslovenia/
The reservation of the huts can be made directly and by linking reservations from the Slovenian Mountain Federation website:
https://en.pzs.si/
To get closer to the beginning of the journey you can fly to the Ljubljana airport, where by bus or taxi, we can go to the bus station, and from there take the bus currently managed by the company Arriva that will take us on a Approximate 2-hour trip to the town of Ratece, very close to the border with Italy.
INFORMATION ABOUT STAGE NUMBER 5
From the Dolicu refuge, we will have to face a short but demanding climb to the top of Kanjavec, which offers a beautiful panoramic view of the nearby Triglav peak and the mountain cirque that encloses the Trenta glacial valley.
Long rest at this wonderful viewpoint, enjoying the Julian Alps, before joining the busy route that runs from Bohinj along the route of the 7 lakes to the Prehodavcih mountain refuge.
Following the track, along a properly marked path, you reach the first lake without any problem, Zeleno, which is more than a lake, it is a small pond, which in this summer season is rather dry.
After abandoning this small disappointment, we will walk along a path under the enormous limestone rock of the Zelnarica range, and its enormous cliffs, until we reach what is, without a doubt, the most beautiful of the lakes on this route, Ledvicah Jezero.
Another long rest in this wonderful environment, refreshing the body in those crystalline and not cold waters, to later return to the path to the Koca pri Troglavski Jezerih shelter. In the vicinity of this refuge we will find several pitches.
Third long rest in this shelter with a fountain outside, before undertaking a long descent through the forest to the last lake on the route, Dvojno Jezero, where the last dip will take place before the ascent to the Planina Visevnik pass.
At this hill, where the old pastoral sheepfolds will catch our attention, the marked path begins that descends to the mountain refuge of Koca na Planini Pri Jezeru, the end of today's stage.
INFORMATION ABOUT THE REST OF THE STAGES.
In the following links you can consult the routes of the complete crossing:
- Stage nº1: from Ratece to the port of Vrisc, ascending to Mala Mojstrovka along its via ferrata.
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-via-ferrata/fusine-confine-tamar-pdte-146101472
- Stage nº2: from Vrisc to Prisank through the Prednje eye and return to Pogacnik
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-via-ferrata/tamar-na-logu-pdte-146941528
- Stage 3: from Pogacnik to the top of Gamsovec. Return to Dolicu via Luknja
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-hiking/hug-145232954
- Stage nº 4: from the Dolicu refuge to Triglav (via ferrata Kugyjeva). Descent through Mali Triglav.
https://es.wikiloc.com/routes-via-ferrata/hhh-145233378
- Stage nº 5: from Dolicu to Kanjavec. Descent: Triglav National Park lakes route.
https://es.wikiloc.com/hiking-routes/hhh-145233486
- Stage 6: from the Planini Pri Jezeru mountain hut to Lake Bohinj.
https://es.wikiloc.com/rutas-senderismo/pri-jezeru-sveti-janez-145233348
Waypoints
Panorama
7,841 ft
Panorámica de Triglav desde el ascenso a Kanjavec
Panorámica de Triglav desde el ascenso a Kanjavec
Waypoint
Summit
Mountain pass
8,317 ft
Collado entre Kanjavec y Kanjavec Zahodni vrh
Collado entre Kanjavec y Kanjavec Zahodni vrh
Panorama
7,697 ft
Panorámica de Triglav desde el descenso a Kanjavec
Panorámica de Triglav desde el descenso a Kanjavec
Intersection
7,507 ft
Conexión con el sendero que desciende del collado de Hibarice
Conexión con el sendero que desciende del collado de Hibarice
Intersection
7,218 ft
Continuar por la derecha por el sendero al refugio de Prehodavci
Continuar por la derecha por el sendero al refugio de Prehodavci
Panorama
7,067 ft
Panorámica hacia el refugio de Prehodavci
Panorámica hacia el refugio de Prehodavci
Intersection
7,018 ft
Girar a la izquierda y abandonar el sendero hacia el refugio de Prehodavci
Turn left and leave the path towards the Prehodavci hut
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Intersection
6,857 ft
Continuar por el sendero de la izquierda para bajar al lago Zeleno
Continuar por el sendero de la izquierda para bajar al lago Zeleno
Lake
Intersection
6,283 ft
Seguir descendiendo hacia el lago de Ledvicah
Seguir descendiendo hacia el lago de Ledvicah
Mountain hut
5,551 ft
Koca pri Triglavski Jerezih (refugio de montaña)
Koca pri Triglavski Jerezih (refugio de montaña)
Intersection
5,522 ft
Continuar por el sendero de la derecha hacia Crno Jezero
Continuar por el sendero de la derecha hacia Crno Jezero
Intersection
4,872 ft
Continuar por el sendero que desciende a Crno Jezero (lago)
Continuar por el sendero que desciende a Crno Jezero (lago)
Intersection
4,360 ft
Inicio de la subida hacia el collado de Planina Visevnik
Inicio de la subida hacia el collado de Planina Visevnik
Mountain hut
4,888 ft
Koca na Planini Pri Jezeru (refugio de montaña)
Koca na Planini Pri Jezeru (refugio de montaña)
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