Alpes Julianos (Eslovenia). Desde el refugio de Dolicu al Triglav (vía ferrata Kugyjeva). Descenso por Mali Triglav. Etapa 4.
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 5.32 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,510 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 2,510 ft
- Max elevation
- 9,288 ft
- TrailRank
- 51
- Min elevation
- 7,012 ft
- Trail type
- Loop
- Moving time
- 2 hours 57 minutes
- Time
- 4 hours 52 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1542
- Uploaded
- August 27, 2023
- Recorded
- August 2023
near Jezerce, Bohinj (Slovenija)
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Itinerary description
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Route: – Dolicu mountain hut – Kugyjeva via ferrata – Triglavska Skrbina – Triglav (2,864 m) – Mali Triglav (2,739 m) – Dom planika via Triglavom (mountain hut) – Sedlo Dolic pass – Dolicu mountain hut .
Fourth 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).
Although I point out that this is the fourth stage, we actually made the ascent to the top of Triglav on the afternoon of the third day of the journey. By getting up a little early and taking advantage of the fact that the third stage is short and along good trails, you can arrive relatively early (noon) at the Dolic refuge, where we can rest for a while and undertake the climb to Triglav.
In fact, this option of starting to climb Triglav in the afternoon is a good alternative to avoid the crowds that occur in the morning and at noon.
We reached the top around 4 in the afternoon and it was relatively calm. In fact, on the descent along the normal route towards Mali Triglav we barely came across large groups.
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 4
Beautiful circular, where two sections of via ferrata stand out: the first one we will face will be Kugyjeva, with little traffic; and the second, the normal route that links the Triglav with the Mali Triglav range and the Kedrerici refuge.
These are not excessively difficult via ferratas (the one in Kugyjeva is probably a little more complicated, but since it is not so crowded, it is advanced safely, and alternates with many sections of trail).
In a rapid ascent along this route we will reach the summit of Triglav, the highest point of the journey and the highest altitude in Slovenia.
Well-deserved rest, and the ridge begins towards the top of Mali Triglav (easy ridge, very safe, and with excellent panoramic views). Tailpiece to enjoy.
As soon as we descend from Mali Triglav we must pay attention to a detour on the right, and take the path (with equipped steps) that descends to the Triglav refuge.
From this “only” refuge we have a long journey (mostly downhill, but with some brief slopes) to the Dolicu refuge, skirting the peaks of Smajetna Glava and Rjavec.
Having started the journey just after noon, we arrived at this Dolicu refuge well in advance of dinner time (around seven o'clock).
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
Fourth 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).
Although I point out that this is the fourth stage, we actually made the ascent to the top of Triglav on the afternoon of the third day of the journey. By getting up a little early and taking advantage of the fact that the third stage is short and along good trails, you can arrive relatively early (noon) at the Dolic refuge, where we can rest for a while and undertake the climb to Triglav.
In fact, this option of starting to climb Triglav in the afternoon is a good alternative to avoid the crowds that occur in the morning and at noon.
We reached the top around 4 in the afternoon and it was relatively calm. In fact, on the descent along the normal route towards Mali Triglav we barely came across large groups.
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 4
Beautiful circular, where two sections of via ferrata stand out: the first one we will face will be Kugyjeva, with little traffic; and the second, the normal route that links the Triglav with the Mali Triglav range and the Kedrerici refuge.
These are not excessively difficult via ferratas (the one in Kugyjeva is probably a little more complicated, but since it is not so crowded, it is advanced safely, and alternates with many sections of trail).
In a rapid ascent along this route we will reach the summit of Triglav, the highest point of the journey and the highest altitude in Slovenia.
Well-deserved rest, and the ridge begins towards the top of Mali Triglav (easy ridge, very safe, and with excellent panoramic views). Tailpiece to enjoy.
As soon as we descend from Mali Triglav we must pay attention to a detour on the right, and take the path (with equipped steps) that descends to the Triglav refuge.
From this “only” refuge we have a long journey (mostly downhill, but with some brief slopes) to the Dolicu refuge, skirting the peaks of Smajetna Glava and Rjavec.
Having started the journey just after noon, we arrived at this Dolicu refuge well in advance of dinner time (around seven o'clock).
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
Panorama
7,221 ft
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones de Dolicu
Panorámica desde las inmediaciones del refugio de montaña de Dolicu
Panorama
7,582 ft
Panorámica de Triglav desde las inmediaciones del refugio de Dolicu
Panorámica de Triglav desde las inmediaciones del refugio de Dolicu
Intersection
7,730 ft
Continuar hacia Triglav por el sendero de la derecha
Continuar hacia Triglav por el sendero de la derecha
Intersection
7,959 ft
Rodear colina en el sendero hacia Triglav
Rodear colina en el sendero hacia Triglav
Panorama
8,051 ft
Panorámica del inicio de la vía ferrata de Triglav
Panorámica del inicio de la vía ferrata de Triglav
Intersection
8,238 ft
Conexión con el sendero que proviene de la vía ferrata de Plemenice
Conexión con el sendero que proviene de la vía ferrata de Plemenice
Intersection
8,428 ft
Inicio de la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva hacia Triglav
Inicio de la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva hacia Triglav
Mountain pass
Intersection
8,973 ft
Seguir ascendiendo por la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Seguir ascendiendo por la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Waypoint
9,124 ft
Pasos equipados en la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Pasos equipados en la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Panorama
9,327 ft
Panorámica de Triglav desde la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Panorámica de Triglav desde la vía ferrata de Kugyjeva
Summit
Waypoint
9,186 ft
Pasos equipados en la vía ferrata de Triglav
Pasos equipados en la vía ferrata de Triglav
Intersection
8,917 ft
Girar a la derecha para empezar descenso hacia el refugio de Triglav
Do not descend to the left along the path that goes to the Kedrarici refuge
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Intersection
8,845 ft
Pasos equipados en el descenso al refugio de Triglav
Pasos equipados en el descenso al refugio de Triglav
Intersection
8,468 ft
Pasamanos en el descenso al refugio de Triglav
Pasamanos en el descenso al refugio de Triglav
Intersection
8,130 ft
Fin del tramo rocoso que desciende desde Mali Triglav
Fin del tramo rocoso que desciende desde Mali Triglav
Intersection
7,090 ft
Valle suspendido entre Smarjetna Glava y Rjavec
Valle suspendido entre Smarjetna Glava y Rjavec
Intersection
7,182 ft
Remontar el valle suspendido entre Smarjetna Glava y Rjavec
Remontar el valle suspendido entre Smarjetna Glava y Rjavec
Panorama
7,133 ft
Atardecer desde el sendero que rodea Smarjetna glava
Atardecer desde el sendero que rodea Smarjetna glava
Intersection
7,133 ft
Seguir sendero balizado hacia el refugio de montaña de Dolicu
Seguir sendero balizado hacia el refugio de montaña de Dolicu
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