Best Via Ferrata in the Julian Alps?
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- When we passed through a giant hole in the mountain 800 meters off the ground to reach the summit, I knew this was possibly one of the most EPIC Via Ferratas we ever did.
After summiting Triglav (Slovenia's highest mountain) the day before, we decided to embark on one more epic mission.
Just about an hour's drive from Ljubljana airport, Prisojnik, or Prisank as it's also called is a beautiful 2,547m mountain in Slovenia's Julian Alps.
This one-day via Ferrata route is a must-do since it presents an excellent hiking and climbing challenge, but also offers all of the views you'd even want.
To get to its summit we hiked, scrambled, climbed, and even crawled on our stomachs at points, but the views in the end and the feeling of satisfaction that came after made it all worthwhile.
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Always happy when I get those notifications 😊
Thank you brother
Bravo 💪👍👏
Uimitor și minunat! Felicitări!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mersi!
My utmost respect to you and your dreams. You are more than a Mountaineering Channel - You do inspire me like no one else out there. Thank you for producing Content like this! Happy new year to you and Viv! Looking forward to your journey in Chile! Always chase your Dreams
Thank you! And thanks so much for watching ❤️ I’ll pass this on to him. Happy new year to you too
Incredible views! I'm so excited for your journey to complete the sea to sea summits!
Cool video. Loved the wildlife shots as well. Glad you made it for your flight.
BTW, those droneshots were amazing!
Thanks so much! Those drone shots were definitely some of my favourite ones as well 🔥
Had to watch this video again.
I feel it so inspiring.
That tight section looks like caving at altitude
oh yes, this is on my list now! Thanks, beautiful Via Ferrata and great video!
subbed because you’re an animal man! i mean that in the best way possible my friend. i’m going to Slovenia this summer and am in the process of planning a dom to dom trek that will take me 7 days
Thank you mate, and enjoy the route! 🔥
3:20 I hope someone gets the reference 😂
So jel. Looks like such an incredible route! Also, amen to magpies! 😲
Amazing! I am really excited to see yout footage of the upcoming projects. I hope you have a great time. And i really wonder how your experience about climbing Kilimanjaro is going to be. I heard a lot of mixed oponions about climbing the mountain (touristic development). I am excited to see it out of your perspective! Good luck!
Heading that way in 6 weeks. Really looking forward to it, and your video is inspiring
Thank you and have fun! It's an amazing route 🔥
keep going brother you are gonna be massive !!!
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You both must be super fit to do these gruelling climbs. Very enjoyable videos. Best of luck with your next adventures.
Going to work the next day is the true challenge 😂
another amazing video man :)
Thank you!
Nice video!
Nice halo 😇 😁
I think I will visit. I live just a couple of 100 kilometres away from there!
Thank you for sharing! 🏔️
I'm happy you noticed the halo haha
Thanks for watching, enjoy the route!
The 'Magpie' you met, who appeared surprised to see you, was an Alpine Chough (Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax). Lucky you.
I wonder why you don't use trekking poles on the route that long (triglav )
We’ve literally just bought some for Aconcagua! We will see maybe that trip will convert us to use them more often
Super. Bol som 2x.
You guys love to cut it tight with airlines 😂
What's the nane of the ferrata?
Kopiscar I think
Hi! Im going to slovenia in the summer and cant wait to get stuck in. Ive never done via feratta before (we dont have it in the uk, small moutnains) but im used to grade 2-3, fairly exposed scrambling in the UK. Its hard to judge how technical this kind of stuff is - would you call sections of this proper rock climbing?
Hey! Thanks for watching. We are also from the U.K. Slovenia is awesome, you’ll love it. This one was a bit more technical, meaning you’d want to feel confident climbing vertically and using small foot holds. It also is fairly exposed, lacking protection in some parts. I think if you’ve done some climbing before you’d be fine but it is a step on from grade 3 scramble, but possibly a good challenge for you? We loved it and aren’t experienced rock climbers. Not sure if you saw our other Slovenia video on Triglav but that would definitely be a great one for you to try out first!
@@vivcristea thanks for taking the time to reply - ill check it out
I'm not sure if you made my decision for this summer easier or harder 😁
Whatever it is I'm sure it's the right one 💪🏻
@@TraintoSummit 😁
How come you did not pick a thumbnail with the rock window itself?
Good question.
It's hard to understand what's happening in the thumbnail if it isn't full size and it doesn't stand out well. But I might end up using it in the end since the video isn't performing as well as I hoped 😕
We want Aconcagua
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The people have spoken! 🙇🏻🙌🏻
It is not defined as Via ferrata in Slovenia but demanding mountaineering route. For it to be via ferrata you would need to have cable security more or less all the way. Here you can fall on exposed terrain on some parts without any cable security. Dont expect via ferrata and dont advertise one…