Overview
Grade: A
Total time: 12 hrs
Climbing time: 15 mins
Approach time: 7 hrs
Exit time: 5 hrs
Length: 100m
Total elevation: 70m
The "Pot čez Triglavska vrata" is an exceptionally demanding high-mountain marked path in the Julian Alps, Slovenia, often categorized as Grade A. This 'A' signifies an extremely difficult, exposed, and technically challenging route, requiring significant mountaineering experience, a sure footing, and no fear of heights. While not technical rock climbing in the traditional sense, the path involves extensive sections secured with steel cables, pegs, and occasional ladders, often traversing very steep and exposed terrain. A full via ferrata set (helmet, harness, lanyards with carabiners) is absolutely essential. The route ascends through the dramatic Triglavska Vrata pass, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding Karst plateau and the majestic peaks of the Triglav massif. It's a highly rewarding experience for well-prepared mountaineers, providing a thrilling journey through a truly alpine environment. It is typically undertaken in the summer and early autumn months when free of snow and ice.
