Pod Zjabci - Dom na Komni

Access to the starting point:
a) First drive to Kranjska Gora, then continue over the Vršič Pass towards Bovec. Shortly after the Berebica Gallery, you will arrive in the village Soča, where you will turn left over the bridge over the Soča River (towards the Jelinčič Tourist Farm and the Korita bivouac). After the bridge, do not turn left towards the bivouac, but continue driving straight ahead on the ascending asphalt road. Continue climbing through vast meadows, in the middle of which stand a few individual huts, and then the road turns into a forest. Higher up, the road turns quite left and leads us to Pod Zjabcev, where we see mountain direction signs for mountain pasture Za skala, Dom na Komni and Triglav lakes. Park at a suitable place along the road.
b) From the coastal side, first drive to Bovec, then continue driving towards Trenta. Towards the end of the village Soča, turn right in the direction of the Jelinčič tourist farm and the Korita bivouac. After the bridge, do not turn left towards the bivouac, but continue straight on the ascending asphalt road. Continue climbing through vast meadows, in the middle of which stand a few individual huts, and then the road turns into a forest. Higher up, the road turns quite left and leads us to Pod Zjabcev, where we see mountain direction signs for mountain pasture Za skala, Dom na Komni and Triglav lakes. Park at a suitable place along the road.

Path description:
From Pod Zjabcev, follow the marked trail, which passes the nearby cottage on the right. After the cottages, the path goes into the woods and quickly leads to a small crossroads, where you continue right across the stream. On the other side of the stream, the path turns left and starts to climb moderately through the dense forest. The ascent continues along the old mule track, which is already fairly loaded in several places, but it leads us higher up to a short steep rocky section. A well-maintained and wide mulatier leads us through this part, and the path above this part leads us to a viewpoint from which we have a beautiful view of the Bavški Grintavec.
From the viewpoint, the path returns to the forest and climbs quickly to an old water trough (there is a small spring along the path, which dries up in dry periods). Above the trough, the path turns slightly left and then climbs through the forest in many switchbacks. Higher up, the path bends slightly and leads to a less visible crossroads, where an abandoned path branches off to the left towards mountain pasture Za skalo.
From here we continue straight on, but again a slightly steeper path, after 10 minutes of further walking, leads us to the next, this time completely unmarked crossroads. Here, an unmarked path branches off to the right, leading to a nearby hunting lodge and onwards towards mountain pasture behind Črni vrh, a hunting trail branches off to the left towards mountain pasture behind the rock, and we continue straight on to the next crossroads nearby, which is slightly better marked.
Here we continue straight ahead, or slightly right, along the marked trail in the direction of Triglav Lakes and Komna. Continue along the gently sloping path through the coniferous forest to the fork in the trail.
From the fork, continue along the right-hand path in the direction of Komna (Triglav lakes on the left), which bypasses Dol za Bajarjem on the right. On the other side of the valley, the path begins to climb, first gently and then steeply. The steepness quickly subsides, but the increasingly scenic route leads us into a series of small valleys, which we climb steeply to Oslova škrbina.
From the Oslova stump, the marked trail begins to descend towards the Lepa Komna plateau. During the descent, a few unmarked paths branch off to the right (old military mulatjere, which, if we are heading to Lanževica, shorten the route by a good 20 minutes), and we follow the marked trail, which leads us lower down to a marked crossroads. From the crossroads continue straight in the direction Dom na Komni (sharp right Lanževica) along the path crossing lane of dwarf pines and then leads to a less visible crossroads, where an unmarked path branches off to the left towards Poljanica and further towards Mali vrata or mountain pasture on Kal and Triglav Lakes. Further on, a rather gently sloping path, which slightly ascends a few times, but otherwise descends gently, continues through a series of several small valleys. When the valleys end, there is a slightly longer descent and the path leads to mountain pasture at Kraje, from where it continues to the left towards the nearby mountain hut.
From Koča pod Bogatinom, continue along the wide mountain path in the direction of Komna, which after 10 minutes of further walking leads us to the next crossroads. Here, continue to the right (straight ahead Koča pri Savici) and follow the gently sloping path to reach the Doma na Komni.

On the way: Oslova škrbina (1824m), Koča pod Bogatinom mountain hut (1513m)

We can extend the trip to the following destinations: Črno jezero, Dom pri Krnskih jezerih, Krnsko jezero, Planina Govnjač, Planina Lopučnica, Planina za Migovcem, Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih, Kser, Vrh Škrli, Mali Šmohor, Vrh Planje, Bogatin, Kal, Lanževica, Mahavšček, Velika Baba, Zeleni vrh, Vrh nad Škrbino, Podrta gora, Tolminski Kuk, Batognica, Vrh nad Peski, Čelo, Krn

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