PARQUE NACIONAL TRIGLAV ( Alpes Julianos, Eslovenia) : DE LA CASCADA PERICNIK A LA PARED NORTE DEL MONTE TRIGLAV
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- Distance
- 10.2 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,375 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Easy
- Elevation loss
- 1,375 ft
- Max elevation
- 3,467 ft
- TrailRank
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78
4.8
- Min elevation
- 2,467 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Time
- 6 hours 31 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2291
- Uploaded
- August 22, 2019
- Recorded
- August 2019
near Viški, Kranjska Gora (Slovenija)
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Mount Triglav is the iconic mountain of the Slovenians, not in vain its top with three trident-shaped peaks is on the Slovenian flag and there is also a saying in the country that says that every Slovenian must climb Triglav at least once in the life. It is located in the Triglav National Park, the only one in the country, within the Julian Alps, and it is a granite colossus 2,864 meters high and whose north wall is about 2,000 m. , one of the largest in Europe.
This beautiful tour begins at the Pericnik Waterfall, one of the largest in the country, with a fall of more than 50 m. After leaving the car in the vicinity we go up the forest track under a lush forest of mainly beech and fir trees. In the first clearings we begin to see the rock giants that accompany us until we reach a parking lot where we find a refuge with a bar on whose terrace we could have a beer and eat in an extraordinary place.
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From here we decided to continue a little further until we reached the base of the north wall of the Triglav, where we stayed a bit contemplating the great rock wall. Deviating a little bit, we find some information panels about the rock formation and the different open climbing routes.
On our way back, we made a good part of the way back along a path that came out to the right at a signpost, and which was a very pleasant route in the shade of the trees and where we found some curious rock galleries excavated over time by the Triglavska Bistrika river. Later we return to the forest track until we reach the Pericnik waterfall, to whose foot we approached, taking advantage of the fact that there were much less people than in the morning when we arrived.
After this visit to the waterfall we finish this wonderful route through a great environment. For those who just want to go for a walk, in the area where the bar is located there is a parking lot with enough capacity and the track is in good condition.
This beautiful tour begins at the Pericnik Waterfall, one of the largest in the country, with a fall of more than 50 m. After leaving the car in the vicinity we go up the forest track under a lush forest of mainly beech and fir trees. In the first clearings we begin to see the rock giants that accompany us until we reach a parking lot where we find a refuge with a bar on whose terrace we could have a beer and eat in an extraordinary place.
P
From here we decided to continue a little further until we reached the base of the north wall of the Triglav, where we stayed a bit contemplating the great rock wall. Deviating a little bit, we find some information panels about the rock formation and the different open climbing routes.
On our way back, we made a good part of the way back along a path that came out to the right at a signpost, and which was a very pleasant route in the shade of the trees and where we found some curious rock galleries excavated over time by the Triglavska Bistrika river. Later we return to the forest track until we reach the Pericnik waterfall, to whose foot we approached, taking advantage of the fact that there were much less people than in the morning when we arrived.
After this visit to the waterfall we finish this wonderful route through a great environment. For those who just want to go for a walk, in the area where the bar is located there is a parking lot with enough capacity and the track is in good condition.
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2,469 ft
Waterfall
Car park
Provisioning
Panorama
Intersection
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Se puede ahorrar buena parte de la carretera sin perderse nada, tras parada en la cascada tomar la referencia Pared norte del Trglav
Hombre, si solo te interesa ver la cascada y la pared norte del Triglav pues vale, pero en mi opinión de ese modo te pierdes un hermoso paseo por un bosque maduro, sobre todo en el camino de vuelta por la senda
No es así, justo en la senda es donde hemos dejado el coche, sólo renuncias a un tramo de carretera asfaltada perfectamente prescindible
Después de especificar lo de la senda, estoy de acuerdo contigo. Cuando estuvimos hicimos el recorrido por la pista para caminar un rato y volvimos por la senda sin saber hasta dónde llegaba, pues no estaba señalizada
Hola Salcedo,
En primer lugar quería felicitarte por este recopilatorio de rutas que compartes, es un trabajo genial!
Así pues, con motivo a un viaje a Eslovenia que voy a hacer en agosto he estado mirando las rutas que has compartido y te agradecería mucho tu opinión sobre si crees que es buena idea dormir todos los días en el mismo sitio (Bled o Ukanc, por ejemplo) y hacer rutas de un día desplazándonos con el coche o si, por el contrario, es mejor buscar alojamientos en distintos sitios porque no hay tanta variedad de rutas.
Muchísimas gracias de antemano!
Hola Maria, muchas gracias por tus palabras. Nosotros estuvimos 15 días, los primeros seis alojados en Jesenice, en la zona de los Alpes Julianos, que fue donde hicimos algunas caminatas suaves. El resto del viaje ya no hicimos senderismo propiamente, los siguientes 4 días estuvimos en un pueblo cerca de Liubliana para conocer un poco el centro y este del pais (Ljubliana, castillo de Predjama, las impresionantes cuevas de Postojna y Skojan, no te las pierdas) y los últimos cinco estuvimos en la península de Istria, que ya pertenece a Croacia, una zona preciosa. Eslovenia es un pais maravilloso y sus paisanos gente muy amable y educada. Seguro que disfrutais. Si quieres hacerme alguna consulta más, enviame un comentario por aquí o por privado. Un saludo
La pista se ha transformado en carretera, 5 o 6 km. que llega hasta el refugio, con parking de pago.
Se puede hacer, desde el refugio, un bonito paseo hasta el final del circo
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Una ruta preciosa. Es verdad que la carretera que sube hasta el pueblo está todo asfaltado. Sin embargo hay muchos senderos que van paralelos y en última instancia se puede caminar por el arcén de la carretera que no está asfaltado. Personalmente, que no me gusta caminar en las falto, sigo recomendando esta chulada de carretera. No siempre se puede caminar con paredones de 2000m a ambos lados.