Zadnjica - Bovški Gamsovec (via Luknja)

Access to the starting point:
From Kranjska Gora, drive over the Vršič pass towards Bovec or vice versa, but only as far as the 50th serpentine of the Vršiška or Ruska road (near the village of Trenta). Here you turn onto a side road, and then park for a few 100 metres in a roadside parking lot.

Path description:
From the parking lot, continue along the road, which takes you past a few houses (mainly on weekends) and leads you in about 15 minutes to a place where the road splits into two parts (there used to be a parking lot at the crossroads, but now parking is forbidden).
Continue along the lower right road (the upper road leads to the cargo cableway leading to Pogačnikov dom) in the direction of Dolič, Luknja and Prehodavci. Initially, follow the gently sloping road, which leads us across the meadows and higher up through the forest, almost to its end, or more precisely to a marked crossroads, where a marked footpath branches off to the right towards Prehodavci (it takes about 1 hour to get here).
From the crossroads in the area called Utro, continue straight ahead and the road finally turns into a footpath or mulatier. The ascent continues along the old mulatier, which climbs moderately over occasionally steeper slopes. The climbing route over Komar soon branches off to the right, and we continue straight ahead and continue our ascent along the wide path. The scenic route, which occasionally passes over very steep slopes, leads us higher up to the next marked crossroads.
From the crossroads, turn left in the direction of Pogačnik's home, Luknja and Triglav (to the right, Koča na Doliču). From the crossroads, the military mulatto leads us eastwards and crosses steep slopes. Later, the path climbs a few times in the keys, and then crosses again in a gentle ascent up to the Luknja saddle.
Here bear left (right Triglav over Plemenice, straight down Vrata) onto the grassy slopes behind the Bovški Gamsovec markers. The path then climbs through meadows below the walls of Bovški Gamsovec and Pihavec. There are usually many ibex and alpine marmots here. Once below the ridge of the Bovški Gamsovec, the path turns left and starts to climb steeply towards the ridge on slightly exposed slopes. The path continues to climb quite steeply along the ridge, which is partly covered with grass, and leads to the last part of the trail, which is slightly more difficult, but also secured with a steel cable and rungs. When the path from Kriški podov joins us from the right, we have only a few metres to the top.

On the way: Luknja (1758m)

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