In the photo of the Wall the outlined routes show peculiar signs of the climbers and their time. Anyone who tries to follow these virtual lines in the wall and concentrates on finding passages and individual grips and stops sooner or later also meets the people and the time in which the routes were created.
Almost three kilometers wide and one kilometer high, the limestone Wall is extremely rugged. It has over 100 climbing routes of all levels of difficulty. Countless shelves, pillars and ravines are scattered throughout the relief, which reveals its complexity only to those who enter it. The visitors gave names to the characteristic areas of the Wall and in doing so breathed something human into the otherwise useless rocks. Enthronement, Pulpit, Nave, Amphitheater, Sphinx, Gorenjski Turnc, Skalaški Turnc, Jugov Steber, etc.
Slovenian route in Triglav North Face, Gregor KoflerClimbing routes are described in several guides: Severna stena Triglava – alpinistični vodnik (Miha Valič, Marko Prezelj, Janez Skok; Sidarta, 2011) in Slovenske stene – izbor najlepših plezalnih vzponov (Tine Mihelič, Rudi Zaman; Didakta, 1987).
Starting point: N 46.409402 E 13.843458
Access to the climbing routes in the eastern part of the wall: 1 hour 30 minutes, from Vrata (Aljažev dom) we follow the path across Prag to the first secured rock step and through it to the long traverse to the left. Soon we find a path on the right, which takes us past the memorial plaque under the eastern part of the wall.
Access to the climbing routes in the central part of the wall: 1 h 15 min (Following the path over Prag or along the stream directly under the wall)
Access to the climbing routes in the western part of the wall: 1 h 40 min (From Vrat along the path towards the saddle Luknja and left under the wall)
Recommended mountaineering tours are described under the "Tours" tab.
