Alpes Julianos (Eslovenia). Desde Ratece al puerto de Vrisc, ascendiendo a Mala Mojstrovka por su vía ferrata. Etapa 1
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 10.98 mi
- Elevation gain
- 6,365 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 3,691 ft
- Max elevation
- 7,506 ft
- TrailRank
- 51
- Min elevation
- 2,809 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 8 hours 42 minutes
- Coordinates
- 3172
- Uploaded
- September 5, 2023
- Recorded
- August 2023
near Podkoren, Kranjska Gora (Slovenia)
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Itinerary description
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Route: Ratece – Planica/Ratece Ski Center – Tamar Mountain Hut – Slatnica Col – Slemenova Spica (1,911 m) – Prelaz Col – Mala Mojstrovka (2,333 m) – Vrsic Pass – Ticarjev Mountain Hut – Shelter of Vrsic mountain.
First 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).
In this first stage we will have the possibility of ascending to the summit of Mala Mojstrovka via its via ferrata. It is a K2-K3 level via ferrata, not excessively long, excellently equipped, but quite vertical and with some exposure.
Those who want to avoid the via ferrata have the possibility of descending from the Prelaz pass directly to the Vrisc port.
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 1
From the town of Ratece begins the marked path to the Planica/Ratece ski jumping center, a ski center that can be accessed by vehicle (regulated parking).
From the parking lot the beautiful path begins that heads along the bottom of the valley to the Tamar refuge, where an impressive panoramic view of the vertical limestone walls of the Jalovec peak will await us.
From this refuge we will have the possibility of ascending to the Slatnica pass. Of the 2 options we have, we have opted for the one that goes into the valley, with the aim of going in the shade (August, full heat wave) and having a better panoramic view of the entire circus dominated by the Jalovec mass.
From the Slatnica pass we can ascend to the nearby panoramic summit of Slemenova Spica (very popular). From the top, we will descend until connecting with the path that comes from the Tamar refuge to the Prelaz pass (a shorter alternative to reach this pass or approach the Mala Mojstrovka via ferrata can be to go back to the Slatnica pass and take the path ascends that flanks the peak of Mala Mojstrovka).
Once at the pass, you have the option of descending directly to the Vrisc port or crowning Mala Mojstrovka via its via ferrata.
From the top the descent is very steep. Initially through broken terrain, where it is difficult to follow the path; and later, once we change slope at a hill with cable handrails, follow an obvious path to the port of Vrisc.
At this pass a wide forest track begins to the Vrisc refuge.
Of note in this first stage are the superb views obtained from the top of Mala Mojstrovka (360-degree panoramic views, which will allow us from the first day to visualize the entire mountain range that we will have to cross in the 5 days of the journey).
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/hiking-routes/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
First 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).
In this first stage we will have the possibility of ascending to the summit of Mala Mojstrovka via its via ferrata. It is a K2-K3 level via ferrata, not excessively long, excellently equipped, but quite vertical and with some exposure.
Those who want to avoid the via ferrata have the possibility of descending from the Prelaz pass directly to the Vrisc port.
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 1
From the town of Ratece begins the marked path to the Planica/Ratece ski jumping center, a ski center that can be accessed by vehicle (regulated parking).
From the parking lot the beautiful path begins that heads along the bottom of the valley to the Tamar refuge, where an impressive panoramic view of the vertical limestone walls of the Jalovec peak will await us.
From this refuge we will have the possibility of ascending to the Slatnica pass. Of the 2 options we have, we have opted for the one that goes into the valley, with the aim of going in the shade (August, full heat wave) and having a better panoramic view of the entire circus dominated by the Jalovec mass.
From the Slatnica pass we can ascend to the nearby panoramic summit of Slemenova Spica (very popular). From the top, we will descend until connecting with the path that comes from the Tamar refuge to the Prelaz pass (a shorter alternative to reach this pass or approach the Mala Mojstrovka via ferrata can be to go back to the Slatnica pass and take the path ascends that flanks the peak of Mala Mojstrovka).
Once at the pass, you have the option of descending directly to the Vrisc port or crowning Mala Mojstrovka via its via ferrata.
From the top the descent is very steep. Initially through broken terrain, where it is difficult to follow the path; and later, once we change slope at a hill with cable handrails, follow an obvious path to the port of Vrisc.
At this pass a wide forest track begins to the Vrisc refuge.
Of note in this first stage are the superb views obtained from the top of Mala Mojstrovka (360-degree panoramic views, which will allow us from the first day to visualize the entire mountain range that we will have to cross in the 5 days of the journey).
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/hiking-routes/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
Mountain hut
5,548 ft
Postarski dom na Vrsicu
Postarski dom na Vrsicu
Information point
5,518 ft
Panel informativo sobre la vía ferrata de Prisank
Panel informativo sobre la vía ferrata de Prisank
Intersection
5,482 ft
Atajar por la derecha hacia el puerto de Vrisc
Atajar por la derecha hacia el puerto de Vrisc
Intersection
5,814 ft
Descender por la derecha hacia el puerto de Vrisc
Descender por la derecha hacia el puerto de Vrisc
Mountain pass
6,293 ft
Bajada desde el collado Vratca pod Mojstrovko
Bajada desde el collado Vratca pod Mojstrovko
Panorama
6,650 ft
Panorámica hacia Prinsak en el descenso desde Mala Mojstrovka
Panorámica hacia Prinsak en el descenso desde Mala Mojstrovka
Intersection
7,575 ft
Inicio del descenso desde Mala Mojstrovka al puerto de Vrsic
Inicio del descenso desde Mala Mojstrovka al puerto de Vrsic
Summit
Waypoint
Intersection
7,123 ft
Fin de la vía ferrata e inicio del cordal hacia Mala Mojstrovka
Fin de la vía ferrata e inicio del cordal hacia Mala Mojstrovka
Intersection
6,230 ft
Inicio de la vía ferrata Mala Mojstrovka
Inicio de la vía ferrata Mala Mojstrovka
Intersection
6,178 ft
Girar la izquierda y abandonar el sendero que se dirige al collado de Slatnica
Turn left and leave the path that goes to the Slatnica pass
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Intersection
6,027 ft
Continuar por el sendero que se dirige al collado de Slatnica
Continuar por el sendero que se dirige al collado de Slatnica
Mountain pass
5,919 ft
Collado de Vratca Prelaz
Vratca Prelaz pass. Do not start the descent towards the nearby Vrisc pass, but follow the wide ascending path towards the Slatnica pass
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Intersection
5,994 ft
Conexión con el sendero que viene desde el collado de Slatnica. Seguir por la izquierda
Connection with the path that comes from the Slatnica pass. Continue left
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Intersection
6,119 ft
Desvío e inicio de la bajada hacia el collado de Vratca Prelaz
Desvío e inicio de la bajada hacia el collado de Vratca Prelaz
Mountain pass
5,951 ft
Slatnica
Slatnica hill. Head, following the signs, to the nearby summit of Slemenova Spica
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Intersection
5,282 ft
Dejar pedrera a la derecha en la subida al collado de Slatnica
Dejar pedrera a la derecha en la subida al collado de Slatnica
Panorama
5,033 ft
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones del collado de Slatnica
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones del collado de Slatnica
Panorama
4,747 ft
Panorámica de Jalovec desde la subida al collado de Slatnica
Panorámica de Jalovec desde la subida al collado de Slatnica
Intersection
4,642 ft
Hayedo en la subida al collado de Slatnica
Hayedo en la subida al collado de Slatnica
Intersection
4,091 ft
Entrada al canal que da comienzo a la subida al collado de Slatnica
Entrada al canal que da comienzo a la subida al collado de Slatnica
Mountain hut
3,652 ft
Refugio Planinski don Tamar
Don Tamar Planinski Shelter. At the back of the shelter, an indicator panel marks the beginning of the path to the Slatnica pass.
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Panorama
3,602 ft
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones del refugio Planinski don Tamar
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones del refugio Planinski don Tamar
Intersection
3,169 ft
Desviarse por la derecha hacia Planinski don Tamar
We will abandon the path that leads along a forest track towards Planinski don Tamar, and we will continue along the path on the right towards that refuge
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Intersection
3,146 ft
Inicio de la pista forestal hacia Planinski don Tamar
Inicio de la pista forestal hacia Planinski don Tamar
Panorama
2,986 ft
Panorámica desde el camino hacia el centro de esquí de Planica - Ratece
Panoramic from the road to the Planica ski center - Ratece
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Panorama
2,910 ft
Panorámica desde el camino hacia el centro de esquí de Planica - Ratece
Panoramic from the road to the Planica ski center - Ratece
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Intersection
2,818 ft
Inicio del camino hacia el centro de esquí de Planica - Ratece
Inicio del camino hacia el centro de esquí de Planica - Ratece
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