Slovenia - Mountain Walking - August - September 2015
Page 2 - Slovenj Gradec - Solčava
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Above - Poštarski Dom
- where I stayed on the 4th night. Not far out of Slovenj Gradec.
Above - In the early morning I had a big climb through the forest up
Uršlja Gora. It was misty, but I thought I would soon climb out of
it as the sun was peeking through. But I think the mist was forming
and building up quite fast and the mist got thicker as I climbed.
One difficulty in the climb was due to a severe winter a few years
back, when black ice built up on some of the pine trees and the
trees fell over - right over the track. It was hard clambering over
big logs and trying to find where the track went in one section!
Above - The forest was very beautiful in the mist
Above - Guepinia helvelloides
Above - Yellow Stagshorn - Calocera viscosa
Above - These huge ceramic heaters are very common in the huts.
Above - Dom na Smrekovcu - night 5
Above - Beautiful walking along the open tops
Above - Raduha in the middle
Above - Looking back - Pohorje on the far right horizon
Above - People foraging for berries
Above - It was nice sitting on the terrace of the next hut - Koča na
Loki - enjoying a Laško (beer) or two.
Above - Koča na Loki - night 6
Above - Aleksandra - a mountain runner from Maribor. She had just
run 30 kms over two 2000 m peaks and was now starting on the last 12
km back to her car. We had a nice chat while she had a huge dessert.
Above - On top of Raduha (2062 m) - looking at the
Kamniško-Savinjske Alpe
Above - Many of the peaks have a summit register and stamp pad
Above - Panorama - the Kamniško-Savinjske Alp and the Karavanke Alps
on the far right
Above - Panorama - looking into Austria
Above - Looking back - the Pohorje in in the middle far distance
Above - The massive wall of Raduha
Above - Solčava - nestled in the mountains. I stayed here
on night 7. Very nice accommodation in a small beautiful town.
Above - Raduha
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