Route Climbed: Ascent: Tominsek way, descent: Prag way Date Climbed: 18. September 2004
A long, but beautiful day (if you do the tour on one day). We had great weather above a certain height (about 1.500 m). Perfect views at the top (2.864 m) to all the other julian alps, the Grossglockner, the dolomites etc.
Route Climbed: Tominsek (ascent) & Prag (descent). Date Climbed: September 2005
Although not being too fond of heights, I was persuaded to climb Triglav by a work buddy who had climbed twice before, and I have to say that it was probably one of the most exciting climbs I have done to-date.
The Via ferrata route (iron way) looked almost impossible at first sight, but proved to be suprisingly easy in a strange kind of way.
The stay at the Triglavski Dom was enjoyable, even though we had to share it with half of the Slovenian armed forces during a drunken sing-a-long. 9 / 10
Route Climbed: slovene route Date Climbed: september 2004
climbed solo. great route, but make sure to stay on it. if you stray at all, you can get into trouble with loose rock and difficult sections. perfect for soloing if you like that sort of thing.
Route Climbed: Tominskov Pot, descended by Cez Prag Date Climbed: 22 July 2004
Met only one tricky passage on tominskov pot trail: a huge block of snow in a couloir, difficult to traverse. Up there was pretty much of snow for the time of the year. On the summit I was surprised because it was not as crowded as I expected to be. Nice day!
Route Climbed: Bohinj-Koca pri triglavskih jezerih-Planika-Triglav-Vodnikov dom-Bohinj Date Climbed: 21 August 2002
I started at Bohinj Lake , and at every stop i said to myself ( it rained a bit and weather looked bad all the time ) : im going back , eventually i got up to the summit in the evening :). I stayed at Dom Planika , and returned to Bohinj next day.
It was quite an exhausting trip with all the gear ( i took sleeping bag etc. ) for one day , but even the views were scarce it was really worth it. Especially Dolina triglavskich jezer.
Route Climbed: Bohinj Route Date Climbed: 2nd October 2004
We hiked from the Bohinj valley up by Lazu, and from there up behind Drashki vrh until we got to Hrbarice pass. From there, we hiked down the Dolic pass, and from there up to the summit. From the summit, we descended to Kredarica hut. Bits of snow on top, and the summit was cloudy, which meant no view whatsoever. An excellent climb though and very enjoyable.
Route Climbed: 7 Triglav Lakes Valley route Date Climbed: 28.-31. May 1999
I climbed it together with Anja Cerpnjak. We came from the Bohinj Lake. This was a 4 day Alpine hiking / climbing trip. The night before the climb we stayed at the Triglavski Dom. We started fairly early. We climbed up the standard route. There was still a lot of snow and some spots were a little tricky cause there was ice. We summated at 8 am and enjoyed a fantastic view!!!
Route Climbed: From Rudno Polje Date Climbed: 2nd July 2004
Whilst most people elect to climb Triglav in two days, stopping at one of the huts, we decided to knock it off in the one day. Hmmm....good idea....not!
We made it to the top having fought our way across forest, scree and late season snow to eventually scramble up the rocky summit. Fantastic mountain but defo a two day route if you are gonna enjoy it!
Route Climbed: From Triglavski Dom na Kredarici hut to the top Date Climbed: 9 July 2003
After having climbed Kanjavec in the morning, we left Triglavski Dom na Kredarici hut at abount 14.00 in the afternoon.
We reached the top around 15.30 h.
Weather conditions were not so fantastic so no spectacular views on the surrounding mountains.
Back down to Triglavski Dom and onwards to Dom Valentina Stanica pod Triglavom hut where we spent a crazy evening with a group of Slovenian war veterans having their annual reunion.
Route Climbed: Vrata valley-Triglavski Dom Date Climbed: Sept 2001
Started for Aljazev dom at 18:00 and reached Triglavski Dom at 22:30. Despite of the dark we enjoyed the exceptional route up. Although it was windy and cloudy on the next day, about 200 people summited, and surprisingly there was no any incident however the route is full with bottle-necks.
Route Climbed: Krma valley, via Kredarica Date Climbed: 10 February 2002
Excellent conditions. See Trip Report for details.
Velebit - Aug 8, 2002 4:51 am Date Climbed: Apr 7, 2002
Route Climbed: from Krma valley via Kredarica hut
I've been on Triglav (2864 m) 5 times so far, from all sides.
Last time it was on 7th of April 2002. On the 6th we came from Zagreb to Krma valley (usuall winter approach) and climbed to Kredarica hut (2515 m) in 4.30h. At around 1700 meters we broke free out of low clouds and were greeted by cristal clear blue sky's. As clouds develop quickly in the mountains it started to snow and Triglav was in the clouds later in the afternoon. Temperature was -8 degrees Celsius.
Morning was cristal clear again, without a single cloud, temperature -10 degrees Celsius. Perfect conditions. We put on crampons, took ice axes and reached summit in 2 hours. It wasn't to tough because there wasn't much snow in the cliffs of Triglav so pegs and steel ropes were clear. It was cold on the summit but without wind so we spent an hour on the top. From Kredarica we skied down on our shoes to Krma valley in only 2 hours (4 hours descent in summer).
Herb - Oct 25, 2005 6:35 am
Route Climbed: Ascent: Tominsek way, descent: Prag way Date Climbed: 18. September 2004A long, but beautiful day (if you do the tour on one day). We had great weather above a certain height (about 1.500 m). Perfect views at the top (2.864 m) to all the other julian alps, the Grossglockner, the dolomites etc.
Trentafan - Oct 15, 2005 2:59 pm
Route Climbed: from Zadnjica (Trenta) via Trzaska koca Date Climbed: 5 August 2004not too difficult a path, but rather long; took me 5 h to reach summit; unfortunately cloudy, so I couldn't see much
arczi - Oct 15, 2005 3:17 am
Date Climbed: 2005-10-01via ferrata
Quensell - Sep 24, 2005 7:57 pm
Route Climbed: Tominsek (ascent) & Prag (descent). Date Climbed: September 2005Although not being too fond of heights, I was persuaded to climb Triglav by a work buddy who had climbed twice before, and I have to say that it was probably one of the most exciting climbs I have done to-date.
The Via ferrata route (iron way) looked almost impossible at first sight, but proved to be suprisingly easy in a strange kind of way.
The stay at the Triglavski Dom was enjoyable, even though we had to share it with half of the Slovenian armed forces during a drunken sing-a-long. 9 / 10
aquariusz - Aug 15, 2005 3:46 pm
Route Climbed: Krma valley Date Climbed: 2005 - JuneWe reached the summit from Krma valley and the weather was kind to us so we had a great panorama from the top of Slovenia
althegreek - Jul 12, 2005 6:40 pm
Route Climbed: slovene route Date Climbed: september 2004climbed solo. great route, but make sure to stay on it. if you stray at all, you can get into trouble with loose rock and difficult sections. perfect for soloing if you like that sort of thing.
rufus - Jul 7, 2005 4:23 pm
Route Climbed: Dom Savica-Valley of 7 lakes-Zasavska koca-Planika-Triglav-Vodnikov dom-Koca na pl.pri Jezeru Date Climbed: July, 2002; 26 July 2004Last year we spent 3 days hiking&climbing in the NP Triglav. Good weather, a joyful hike. Will come back again!
Bor - Mar 11, 2005 12:09 pm
Route Climbed: Kredarica ski tour from Krma Date Climbed: The 11th of March 2005Very nice trip, with nice weather but strong wind! Skiing was fine!
Darek - Jan 15, 2005 11:49 am
Route Climbed: 7 Lakes Date Climbed: Sep/Oct 2001The third try was finally successful, despite of winter conditions.
den dzjow - Jan 7, 2005 5:08 am
Route Climbed: Tominskov Pot, descended by Cez Prag Date Climbed: 22 July 2004Met only one tricky passage on tominskov pot trail: a huge block of snow in a couloir, difficult to traverse. Up there was pretty much of snow for the time of the year. On the summit I was surprised because it was not as crowded as I expected to be. Nice day!
mcc - Oct 23, 2004 5:55 pm
Route Climbed: Bohinj-Koca pri triglavskih jezerih-Planika-Triglav-Vodnikov dom-Bohinj Date Climbed: 21 August 2002I started at Bohinj Lake , and at every stop i said to myself ( it rained a bit and weather looked bad all the time ) : im going back , eventually i got up to the summit in the evening :). I stayed at Dom Planika , and returned to Bohinj next day.
It was quite an exhausting trip with all the gear ( i took sleeping bag etc. ) for one day , but even the views were scarce it was really worth it. Especially Dolina triglavskich jezer.
Attila the Hun - Oct 5, 2004 5:27 am
Route Climbed: Bohinj Route Date Climbed: 2nd October 2004We hiked from the Bohinj valley up by Lazu, and from there up behind Drashki vrh until we got to Hrbarice pass. From there, we hiked down the Dolic pass, and from there up to the summit. From the summit, we descended to Kredarica hut. Bits of snow on top, and the summit was cloudy, which meant no view whatsoever. An excellent climb though and very enjoyable.
TOMPERM - Jul 8, 2004 6:27 am
Route Climbed: 7 Triglav Lakes Valley route Date Climbed: 28.-31. May 1999I climbed it together with Anja Cerpnjak. We came from the Bohinj Lake. This was a 4 day Alpine hiking / climbing trip. The night before the climb we stayed at the Triglavski Dom. We started fairly early. We climbed up the standard route. There was still a lot of snow and some spots were a little tricky cause there was ice. We summated at 8 am and enjoyed a fantastic view!!!
Andy Kennedy - Jul 5, 2004 5:17 am
Route Climbed: From Rudno Polje Date Climbed: 2nd July 2004Whilst most people elect to climb Triglav in two days, stopping at one of the huts, we decided to knock it off in the one day. Hmmm....good idea....not!
We made it to the top having fought our way across forest, scree and late season snow to eventually scramble up the rocky summit. Fantastic mountain but defo a two day route if you are gonna enjoy it!
Gertiño - Mar 31, 2004 2:54 pm
Route Climbed: From Triglavski Dom na Kredarici hut to the top Date Climbed: 9 July 2003After having climbed Kanjavec in the morning, we left Triglavski Dom na Kredarici hut at abount 14.00 in the afternoon.
We reached the top around 15.30 h.
Weather conditions were not so fantastic so no spectacular views on the surrounding mountains.
Back down to Triglavski Dom and onwards to Dom Valentina Stanica pod Triglavom hut where we spent a crazy evening with a group of Slovenian war veterans having their annual reunion.
Lud - Jun 16, 2003 6:35 am
Route Climbed: Vrata valley-Triglavski Dom Date Climbed: Sept 2001Started for Aljazev dom at 18:00 and reached Triglavski Dom at 22:30. Despite of the dark we enjoyed the exceptional route up. Although it was windy and cloudy on the next day, about 200 people summited, and surprisingly there was no any incident however the route is full with bottle-necks.
Damir Mesec - Sep 13, 2002 4:08 am
Route Climbed: Valley of Vrata,Trail Prag, Kredarica,Summit Date Climbed: 07.08.2001.We started at 5:30 AM at the valley of vrata.
We used the trail over prag. Trail is PD(UIAA I-II)
Me and my friend Slobodan Mizdrak reached the summit in just 3 hours and 10 minutes.
On descent was many crowd so it was sticky and little more dangerous but everything was passed ok.
Triglav, see you next year!
Erik Van Genechten - Aug 21, 2002 3:35 am
Route Climbed: Krma valley, via Kredarica Date Climbed: 10 February 2002Excellent conditions. See Trip Report for details.
Velebit - Aug 8, 2002 4:51 am Date Climbed: Apr 7, 2002
Route Climbed: from Krma valley via Kredarica hutI've been on Triglav (2864 m) 5 times so far, from all sides.
Last time it was on 7th of April 2002. On the 6th we came from Zagreb to Krma valley (usuall winter approach) and climbed to Kredarica hut (2515 m) in 4.30h. At around 1700 meters we broke free out of low clouds and were greeted by cristal clear blue sky's. As clouds develop quickly in the mountains it started to snow and Triglav was in the clouds later in the afternoon. Temperature was -8 degrees Celsius.
Morning was cristal clear again, without a single cloud, temperature -10 degrees Celsius. Perfect conditions. We put on crampons, took ice axes and reached summit in 2 hours. It wasn't to tough because there wasn't much snow in the cliffs of Triglav so pegs and steel ropes were clear. It was cold on the summit but without wind so we spent an hour on the top. From Kredarica we skied down on our shoes to Krma valley in only 2 hours (4 hours descent in summer).
Aleksandar Gospic