Overview
Mlinarsko Sedlo is the saddle between
Grintovec to the W and
Dolgi hrbet to the E. This is the pass between the Ravenska Kocna valley to the N, and Veliki Podi, the big grounds on the S side of the range.
The blue lines on the map below are the three routes leaving Mlinarsko Sedlo eastward or south-eastward. These three marked and secured routes rejoin the
Skuta standard (yellow line on the map).
Getting There
Reach Mlinarsko sedlo from the
Ceška koča Hut along
this route, or upon descending from Grintovec, or of course by reversing one of the further described routes, upon descending or ascending along the
Skuta standard.
Route Descriptions
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* The route due
southmost, signposted
Cojzova koča, is an undemanding marked and secured mountain-hiking path, which gently goes down and rejoins the
Skuta standard route (the yellow line on the map) in the middle of
Veliki Podi (the Big grounds).
* The undemanding and marked route leaving Mlinarsko Sedlo SE-wards, traversing
below the Dolgi Hrbet S face is signposted
Skuta (the middle blue line on the map). It rejoins the
Skuta standard (yellow line on the map) just below the secured scramble up a short wall (see the
Skuta standard description).
* A route signposted
Dolgi Hrbet steeply leaves Mlinarsko Sedlo eastwards (the top blue line on the map). This very demanding marked and secured mountain-hiking path called
Crossing Dolgi hrbet (check the primary image) is the most famous ridge-crossing-of-the-like in the range. If we stick to the aid (pegs and metal wires -possible use of via-ferrata self-protection devices), favour gymnastics, and do not fear exposition, the route is just perfect (wind conditions allowing). The route rejoins the
Skuta standard at Škrbina, the notch between Dolgi Hrbet and
Štruca.
Essential Gear
A map, a whistle, a head lamp, rain and wind clothing.
Possible use of via-ferrata type self protection on the secured sections.