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Vsebina/Contents Introduction Practical hints The Julian Alps The Bohinj mountains Walks Viewpoints Trips 1 Črna prst Alpine botanical garden 2 Rodica-Črna prst View of Triglav and the smell of the sea 3 Vogel God-parent of alps and ski routes 4 Bogatin Zlatorog's throne 5 Lepa špica A mountain mirrored in the Triglav lakes 6 Pršivec Rapsody in gold 7 Debeli vrh The champion of the Fužina mountains 8 Kanjavec The dream mountain for ski tourers Triglav 9 The shortest route to the patriarch 10 The way through the Zlatorog’s kingdom 11 Over saddles and alps – at the foot of the giants 12 Veliki Draški vrh Bohinj mountain beauty 13 Viševnik Bohinj's nearest two-thousander 14 Debela peč The summits above Lipanca Northern approaches Walks Trips 15 Vrbanova špica-Rjavina The circuit around Pekel 16 Triglav The northern appearanche of the highest Slovene mountain 17 Stenar Face to face with the patriarch 18 Škrlatica Winner of the silver medal 19 Dovški križ In the heart of the Martuljek's wildness 20 Špik The champion of the Martuljek mountains 21 Prisank The giant above Vrši č 22 Prisank-Razor-Triglav Along the ridges from Vrši č eastwards 23 Mala Mojstrovka Off to two-thousander after lunch 24 Jalovec The alpine crystal of the Julian Alps The mountains above the So ča Valleys Waterfalls Lower viewpoints 25 Razor The sunny side of a furrowed mountain 26 Triglav Triglav is not a mountain, Triglav is a kingdom (Kugy) 27 Lepa špica The mountain between Trenta and Bohinj 28 Krn It saw raging of nature and man 29 Visoki Kanin The ruler of the rock kingdom 30 Prestreljenik (Monte Forato) A shot-through mountain, Monte Forato in Italian 31 Rombon Along the traces of a world slaughter 32 Jerebica The easternmost mountain of the Western Julian Alps 33 Mangart The humbled giant above Koritnica 34 Bavški Grintavec In the heart of Poso čje 35 Jalovec The sunny side of the mountain-crystal Karavanke 36 Golica Botanical garden of the Karavanke 37 Stol The highest summit 38 Košuta A mighty ridge 39 Olševa In the tracks of prehistoric man The Kamnik-Savinja Alps Kamniška Bistrica 40 Grintovec The highest peak in the range 41 Skuta In the middle of the central chain 42 Brana-Turska gora-Skuta A grand traverse for more demanding mountaineers 43 Planjava A pleasant route to an expansive mountain Jezersko 44 Ko čna-Grintovec One of the finest routes above Jezersko 45 Storži č The western border stone Logarska dolina 46 Ojstrica A pointed summit to the east of the central chain 47 Planjava-Brana Two giants approached from the north 48 Turska gora Through the steep gully Turski žleb 49 Raduha Beyond the deep gorge of the Savinja .

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