Hribi.net
Hribi.net
Login
Login
User name:
Password:
Login
Not registered yet? Register now.
Forgot your password?
Mountain ranges / Kamnik Savinja Alps / Turska gora / Suhadolnik - Turska gora

Suhadolnik - Turska gora

Print
Starting point: Suhadolnik (901 m)
Lat/Lon: 46,3352°N 14,5102°E
Time of walking: 6 h 15 min
Difficulty: very difficult marked way
Altitude difference: 1350 m
Altitude difference po putu: 1700 m
Map: Kamniške in Savinjske Alpe 1:50.000
Recommended equipment (summer): helmet, self belay set
Recommended equipment (winter): helmet, self belay set, ice axe, crampons
Views: 2.610
 2 people like this post
Number of pictures: 142
Number of comments: 0
Access to the starting point:
From the motorway Ljubljana - Jesenice take the exit Kranj - East and follow the road towards Jezersko, but only as far as the village of Kokra. In this village, just a few metres before the road crosses the bridge over the Kokra River, you will see a road leading towards Suhadolnik. The road turnoff is located when we are on the right side of the river (left bank) and the road marker is approximately 7 km. Follow this road to the parking area, which is about 300 m in front of the Suhadolnik farm.
Path description:
At the beginning of the parking lot, you will see mountain direction signs directing you to the road, which will take you to a small crossroads near the Suhadolnik farm in less than 5 minutes. Here we continue along the right-hand road, and we follow it for about 5 minutes, or until the place where the signs lead us to the ascending cart track. We continue for a short distance on cart track, and then the signs direct us to the right onto a footpath which climbs moderately through the forest. Higher up, we return to cart track, which leads us a few metres further to a forest road, which we then follow to its end (it takes about half an hour to get here).

At the end of the road, the marked path splits into two parts. Continue along the left-hand path (to the right, the slightly easier "Old Path"), which continues to climb along the folded cart track. A little further on, the markings direct us slightly to the right onto torrential layers of sand, and the path continues through the forest on the other side, where it starts to climb steeply. Higher up, we reach a small cave, and the path beyond it becomes technically difficult. With the help of a rope ladder, we climb a step higher, and the path then continues on a steep slope, where occasionally a wedge helps us. Higher up, the path turns to the right, climbs steep and, especially in the wet, slippery slopes and then leads to an excellently protected crossing. With the help of wooden steps or ladders and the aid of a rope ladder, we climb up the steep slope, which would be very dangerous without the aforementioned fixed safety gear. Higher up, we are helped by a few more pegs, and the route then lays down and crosses a short exposed slope, where we are helped by an emergency fence. Just a little further on, we come to the next ladder, which does not have a belay, but the crossing is not particularly difficult. There is a short descent into a small gully, which is traversed after this. On the other side of the gully we climb steeply (a few staples help us), and then the path slowly lays down and in a few 10 steps of further walking leads us to a place where it joins the slightly easier "Old Path".

There is a short cross-climb and the path leads us to a larger plain where the "old hut" once stood. Cross the tall grasses to the other side of the plain and arrive at a marked crossroads.
Continue straight ahead (left Kočna over Grdi graben) along a moderately steep path, which continues to climb through lane of bushes. Higher up, the path completely lays down for a while, then leads us between dwarf pines, where it starts to climb more steeply. Follow this slightly steeper path, which offers increasingly beautiful views, all the way to the Cojzova koča on Kokrsko sedlo.

From the saddle, continue left in the direction of Grintovec, Kočna and Skute. The path climbs steeply immediately above the saddle and leads us slightly higher to a crossroads where the path to the bivouac under Grintovec and Skuta branches off to the right (straight Grintovec over Streha and Kočna). We turn right onto this initially slightly less visible path, which leads us in a moderate ascent to a picturesque passage over the Little Necks. Beyond the narrow passage Mala vratca, the path begins to descend a steep and occasionally slightly exposed slope. At the end of the descent, which takes us about 100 vertical metres, we are helped by a few wedges. There is a gully crossing and then a climb through the high mountains to the bivouac below Grintovec.

Near the bivouac, where there is a crossroads, continue to the right in the direction of Slemena and Turska gora, while to the left the path leads towards Mlinarsko sedlo and Skuta. The path initially crosses partly grassy slopes and then leads to more scraped terrain. The path is well marked so that walking is not difficult. The path then leads us past the Kogel peak which we will see on our right. There are several short, slightly steeper ascents and descents on the way, which lead us below the slopes of Štruca and Skute. There are also a few potholes along the way, and an unmarked path leading over Gamsovje Skreta joins us from the right. When you reach the signpost along the way, the path turns sharply to the left and starts to climb steeply on the scree below the scree of the Skute.

As you approach the scree, the path turns to the right and becomes more challenging. First cross a steep slope below a rock overhang, then climb steeply along a small steel cable a few times. The path is well protected at all times by a steel belay, and in the shorter part where you cross the gully by wedges. Continue ascending the steep slopes and the path leads to a wider ledge. The scenic route then leads us along the abyss in the wall and then soon leads us to the ridge where the path becomes easy again.
The route to Slemen used to be slightly lower, but due to a major collapse in 2003 the route was changed.

From Slemena, where there is a signpost, continue left and descend the slightly steeper slope towards Mali Podi. The slope then becomes less steep and an unmarked shortcut soon branches off to the left, leading over scree and later joining the path to Skuta. We continue along the marked path where we occasionally climb slightly. We continue to walk along the slopes of the Little Pods, where there are also a few potholes along the way. Along the way we will then notice a larger cairn where we join the unmarked path from the bivouac under Skuta from the right. The bivouac is about 10 minutes downhill from the marked trail.

We continue straight on at the otherwise relatively poorly visible crossroads and soon followed by a short slightly steeper climb where we are also helped by a few wedges. The path then becomes flatter again and leads us to a marked crossroads.

A marked trail to Skuta and Rinke branches off to the left, and we continue straight towards Turska Gora. The scenic route then descends and leads us to a crossroads at the top of Turski žleb.

Here the path through Turski žleb joins from the left, and we continue slightly to the right and start climbing towards the top of Turska Gora. At first we cross the slopes along the ridge in a gentle ascent and occasionally we get a view to the north where Mrzla Gora (Cold Mountain) comes into view. The path then follows the ridge to the right and then a slightly steeper climb towards the top ridge. When you reach the ridge, continue to the right and follow the ridge path to the summit. Walking on the ridge is not a major problem on land, but in the snow there is a high risk of slipping on the summit ridge.
zemljovid puta - Turska gora
On the way: Cojzova koča na Kokrskem sedlu mountain hut (1793m), Mala vratca (1935m), Bivak pod Grintovcem (2100m), Sleme (2140m), Vrh Turskega žleba (2136m)
We can extend the trip to the following destinations: Kamniška koča na Kamniškem sedlu (2 h), Brana
We recommend: trips from the same starting point, similar trips, panorama, Inscription book
Pictures:
Suhadolnik - Turska gora1
Suhadolnik - Turska gora2
Suhadolnik - Turska gora3
Suhadolnik - Turska gora4
Suhadolnik - Turska gora5
Suhadolnik - Turska gora6
Suhadolnik - Turska gora7
Suhadolnik - Turska gora8
Suhadolnik - Turska gora9
Suhadolnik - Turska gora10
Suhadolnik - Turska gora11
Suhadolnik - Turska gora12
Suhadolnik - Turska gora13
Suhadolnik - Turska gora14
Suhadolnik - Turska gora15
Suhadolnik - Turska gora16
Suhadolnik - Turska gora17
Suhadolnik - Turska gora18
Suhadolnik - Turska gora19
Suhadolnik - Turska gora20
Suhadolnik - Turska gora21
Suhadolnik - Turska gora22
Suhadolnik - Turska gora23
Suhadolnik - Turska gora24
Suhadolnik - Turska gora25
Suhadolnik - Turska gora26
Suhadolnik - Turska gora27
Suhadolnik - Turska gora28
Suhadolnik - Turska gora29
Suhadolnik - Turska gora30
Suhadolnik - Turska gora31
Suhadolnik - Turska gora32
Suhadolnik - Turska gora33
Suhadolnik - Turska gora34
Suhadolnik - Turska gora35
Suhadolnik - Turska gora36
Suhadolnik - Turska gora37
Suhadolnik - Turska gora38
Suhadolnik - Turska gora39
Suhadolnik - Turska gora40
Suhadolnik - Turska gora41
Suhadolnik - Turska gora42
Suhadolnik - Turska gora43
Suhadolnik - Turska gora44
Suhadolnik - Turska gora45
Suhadolnik - Turska gora46
Suhadolnik - Turska gora47
Suhadolnik - Turska gora48
Suhadolnik - Turska gora49
Suhadolnik - Turska gora50
Suhadolnik - Turska gora51
Suhadolnik - Turska gora52
Suhadolnik - Turska gora53
Suhadolnik - Turska gora54
Suhadolnik - Turska gora55
Suhadolnik - Turska gora56
Suhadolnik - Turska gora57
Suhadolnik - Turska gora58
Suhadolnik - Turska gora59
Suhadolnik - Turska gora60
Suhadolnik - Turska gora61
Suhadolnik - Turska gora62
Suhadolnik - Turska gora63
Suhadolnik - Turska gora64
Suhadolnik - Turska gora65
Suhadolnik - Turska gora66
Suhadolnik - Turska gora67
Suhadolnik - Turska gora68
Suhadolnik - Turska gora69
Suhadolnik - Turska gora70
Suhadolnik - Turska gora71
Suhadolnik - Turska gora72
Suhadolnik - Turska gora73
Suhadolnik - Turska gora74
Suhadolnik - Turska gora75
Suhadolnik - Turska gora76
Suhadolnik - Turska gora77
Suhadolnik - Turska gora78
Suhadolnik - Turska gora79
Suhadolnik - Turska gora80
Suhadolnik - Turska gora81
Suhadolnik - Turska gora82
Suhadolnik - Turska gora83
Suhadolnik - Turska gora84
Suhadolnik - Turska gora85
Suhadolnik - Turska gora86
Suhadolnik - Turska gora87
Suhadolnik - Turska gora88
Suhadolnik - Turska gora89
Suhadolnik - Turska gora90
Suhadolnik - Turska gora91
Suhadolnik - Turska gora92
Suhadolnik - Turska gora93
Suhadolnik - Turska gora94
Suhadolnik - Turska gora95
Suhadolnik - Turska gora96
Suhadolnik - Turska gora97
Suhadolnik - Turska gora98
Suhadolnik - Turska gora99
Suhadolnik - Turska gora100
Suhadolnik - Turska gora101
Suhadolnik - Turska gora102
Suhadolnik - Turska gora103
Suhadolnik - Turska gora104
Suhadolnik - Turska gora105
Suhadolnik - Turska gora106
Suhadolnik - Turska gora107
Suhadolnik - Turska gora108
Suhadolnik - Turska gora109
Suhadolnik - Turska gora110
Suhadolnik - Turska gora111
Suhadolnik - Turska gora112
Suhadolnik - Turska gora113
Suhadolnik - Turska gora114
Suhadolnik - Turska gora115
Suhadolnik - Turska gora116
Suhadolnik - Turska gora117
Suhadolnik - Turska gora118
Suhadolnik - Turska gora119
Suhadolnik - Turska gora120
Suhadolnik - Turska gora121
Suhadolnik - Turska gora122
Suhadolnik - Turska gora123
Suhadolnik - Turska gora124
Suhadolnik - Turska gora125
Suhadolnik - Turska gora126
Suhadolnik - Turska gora127
Suhadolnik - Turska gora128
Suhadolnik - Turska gora129
Suhadolnik - Turska gora130
Suhadolnik - Turska gora131
Suhadolnik - Turska gora132
Suhadolnik - Turska gora133
Suhadolnik - Turska gora134
Suhadolnik - Turska gora135
Suhadolnik - Turska gora136
Suhadolnik - Turska gora137
Suhadolnik - Turska gora138
Suhadolnik - Turska gora139
Suhadolnik - Turska gora140
Suhadolnik - Turska gora141
Suhadolnik - Turska gora142
Discussion about the trail Suhadolnik - Turska gora
     
Copyright © 2006-2024 Hribi.net, Terms of use, Cookies