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Plan Akcija Za 2009 Planinarsko smu čarsko društvo “JELENAK“ Dom omladine, Svetog Save 10, Pan čevo www.jelenak.rs PLAN AKCIJA ZA 2009. Mesec Datum Naziv akcije Vrsta Vodi č Januar 30.12- Novogodišnje peša čenje-Deliblatska peščara, R Milan Glumac 02.01. Čardak Bratislav Stojanovi ć 03.01- Valjevske planine P Jovanka ðuri ć 04.01. 10-11. Boži ćni uspon na Rtanj, Zlot PSS Jonike Žeravljev 17. sub. Potamišje, Idvor R Milan Glumac 24. sub. Severni Ku čaj, pe ćina Duboka R Jonike Žeravljev 31. sub. Vrša čke planine P Milan Glumac Jonike Žeravljev Februar 08. ned. Div čibare S Aleksandar Živanovi ć P Jonike Žeravljev 14. sub. Titelski breg R Milan Glumac 14-15. Zlatibor, Gradina, Tornik S/P Jonike Žeravljev 19-22. Stara planina S Aleksandar Živanovi ć 21. sub. Kosmaj - Parcanski vis P Milan Glumac 28. sub. Homolje-Štubelj, pe ćine Ceremošnja i Ravništarka P Jonike Žeravljev Mart 08. ned. Deliblatska peš čara - Pohod na visibabe E Milan Glumac 07.-14. Jahorina S Aleksandar Živanovi ć 14. sub. Juhor, Jagodina P Jonike Žeravljev 21. sub. Rudnik - Rajac P Milan Glumac 28-29. NP ðerdap, Miro č, kanjon Vratne P Jonike Žeravljev April 05. ned. Deliblatska peš čara - Zagaji čka brda E Milan Glumac 11-12. Deli Jovan, Raja čke pimnice P Jonike Žeravljev 18-19. Jastrebac P Aleksandar Živanovi ć 25. sub. Beljanica P Jonike Žeravljev Maj 01.-03. Zlatibor, Viogor, Mokra gora P Jonike Žeravljev 03. ned. Klisura reke Gradac R Jovanka ðuri ć 09. sub. Fruškogorski maraton PSS Milan Glumac 16-17. ðavolja varoš, Radan P Jonike Žeravljev 22-24. Šar planina, Titov vrh V Cvetan Jankovski 23. sub. Studena planina P Milan Glumac 29-31. Botev, Stara planina - Bugarska V Aleksandar Živanovi ć Jonike Žeravljev Jun 06-07. Tara P Milan Glumac 10-14. Pelister, Gali čica, Ohrid V Cvetan Jankovski Jonike Žeravljev 12-14. Bjelasica (šatori) V Aleksandar Živanovi ć 13-14. Valjevske planine-Jablanik i Medvednik P Jovanka ðuri ć 20-21. Rado čelo, Studenica P Milan Glumac 26-28. Magli ć, Mokra gora V Milan Glumac Planinarsko smu čarsko društvo “JELENAK“ Dom omladine, Svetog Save 10, Pan čevo www.jelenak.rs PLAN AKCIJA ZA 2009. Mesec Datum Naziv akcije Vrsta Vodi č Jul 02-05. Karpati, Rumunija V Jonike Žeravljev Aleksandar Živanovi ć 11. sub. Valjevske planine- Maljen, Div čibare PSS Jovanka ðuri ć 09-12. Ku čki kom V Bratislav Jeremi ć Milan Glumac 19. ned. Ram- Srebrno jezero R Jovanka ðuri ć 24-26. Memorijal “Vid Novakovi ć”, kanjon Mrtvice T Jonike Žeravljev Avgust 31.07- Zlatar, kanjon Uvca P Cvetan Jankovski 02.08. Jonike Žeravljev 07-09. Durmitor V Mladen Jani ć Milan Glumac 16. ned. Kanjon Crne reke P Jovanka ðuri ć 19.-23. Triglav, Slovenija V Jonike Žeravljev Cvetan Jankovski 27-30. Subra, Orjen V Milan Glumac Septembar 03-06. Prenj, Mostar, Sarajevo V Jonike Žeravljev Cvetan Jankovski 11-13. Stara planina V Aleksandar Živanovi ć 19. sub. Rajac, Dan čistih planina PSS Milan Glumac 25-27. Mokra planina V Milan Glumac Oktobar 03-04. Go č, Željin P Jonike Žeravljev 11. ned. Deliblatska Peš čara- Stepski valcer E Milan Glumac 16-18. Belograd čik, Vidin, pe ćina Magura P Cvetan Jankovski Jonike Žeravljev 24. sub. Ov čarsko- Kablarska klisura P Milan Glumac 31.10- Jesenji uspon na Leskovik PSS Jonike Žeravljev 01.11. Novembar 07. sub. Kozomor P Milan Glumac 13-15. Golija, Ivanjica P Cvetan Jankovski 21. sub. Jelica P Milan Glumac 29. ned. Ven čac, Bukulja P Aleksandar Živanovi ć Decembar 06. ned. Deliblatska peš čara- Put u središte peska E Milan Glumac 12. sub. Ježevac, Gornjak, Ždrelo P Jonike Žeravljev 19. sub. Fruška Gora P Milan Glumac 26. sub. Avala iz 4 pravca PSS Jonike Žeravljev 31.12- Novogodišnje planinarenje- Kopaonik S/V Aleksandar Živanovi ć 03.01. PSS – Planinarski savez Srbije (Republi čka akcija), R – Rekreacija, P – Planinarenje, S – Skijanje, E – Ekološki izlet, V – Visokogorska akcija, T – Tradicionalna akcija .
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