## Ascent

From the Dom Planika mountain hut, head westwards (signposted Triglav / Triglavska škrbina) towards the foot of a steep gully at the base of *Triglavska škrbina*, the notch in the Triglav S ridge. Ascend along cables and pegs on the wall to the right of the gully, up to the notch. At the notch (2659m), the S ridge route from the Koča na Doliču mountain hut comes in on the left. Continue towards the summit along the S ridge, first twisting along somewhat looser terrain (cables, pegs, walking/easy climbing), and then along the ridge itself.

## Descent

By the same route, or by one of the other possibilities (loop or traverse).

Leaving the mountain hut, do not mistake this route with the more common one, which runs full N (signposted Triglav / Mali Triglav).

<p>Marked route, also secured with cables and large metal pegs (via ferrata type), starting from the Dom Planika mountain hut. Uneasier than the E ridge route also starting from the Dom Planika hut.</p> <h2>Ascent</h2> <p>From the Dom Planika] mountain hut, head westwards (signposted Triglav / Triglavska škrbina) towards the foot of a steep gully at the base of <em>Triglavska škrbina</em>, the notch in the Triglav S ridge. Ascend along cables and pegs on the wall to the right of the gully, up to the notch. At the notch (2659m), the S ridge route from the Koča na Doliču mountain hut comes in on the left. Continue towards the summit along the S ridge, first twisting along somewhat looser terrain (cables, pegs, walking/easy climbing), and then along the ridge itself.</p> <h2>Descent</h2> <p>By the same route, or by one of the other possibilities (loop or traverse).</p> <p>Leaving the mountain hut, do not mistake this route with the more common one, which runs full N (signposted Triglav / Mali Triglav).</p>

Triglav - Slovenia

Triglav - S ridge from Dom Planika

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<p>Triglav is the highest peak of the Julian Alps and of Slovenia.</p> <h2>Details</h2> <h2>Maps</h2> <ul> <li>Check the list of maps on the Julian Alps] document (French version).</li> <li>View huts, road access and valley accomodations around Triglav.</li> </ul> <h2>External links</h2> <ul> <li>Hike to Triglav</li> </ul> <h2>Bibliography</h2> <ul> <li><em>The Terglou and Mangert in Carniola</em> by Eliot Howard, <em>The Alpine Journal</em>, vol. 4, 1869, n<sup>o</sup>27, p.351-358&#160;: narrative of an ascent of the Triglav, June 7, 1869.</li> </ul>