Via ferrata Aljaževa pot – Mojstrana (B) Slovenia

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Located above the picturesque alpine town of Mojstrana, nestled at the entrance of the Vrata valley, lie two adventurous via ferrata routes leading up to the summit of Grančišče peak at 844m. Along the way, you’ll be treated to breathtaking vistas of the Julian Alps and Karawanks. In this guide, we’ll focus on Aljaževa pot, which is the more accessible of the two paths.

Summary

Grade: B – view topo
Vertical: 180m ferrata, 205m total
Time: 10min approach, 1h ferrata, 30min descent, 1h40min total
Access / Parking: 46.4588,13.9367 – Google Maps or any Android maps app
Start via ferrata: 46.4583,13.9346 – Mapy.cz or any Android maps app
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Map and photos

Mojstrana via ferrata map
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Grančišče above Mojstrana village in Slovenia
Grančišče (844m)
Two women on via ferrata at Mojstrana
On the route
Mojstrana village in Slovenia and Karawanks mountain on the border with Austria
View from the route
Slovenian flag and Mini Aljaž tower above Mojstrana
On top
Mini Aljaž tower
Mini Aljaž tower and log book

Access

We reach the town of Mojstrana, located between Kranjska Gora and Jesenice, accessible via road 201 and a scenic bike path adjacent to it, safely separated from vehicular traffic. Paid parking facilities are conveniently located near the Slovenian Alpine Museum, from where you can also rent via ferrata equipment.

Approach to start

Proceed along the main road for approximately two minutes, then take a sharp right turn, following the signs indicating the via ferrata route.

The route

Constructed to modern specifications, the route ascends to the summit of Grančišče (844 m) and intersects with the more challenging variant, Pot mojstranških veveric, on several occasions. The endpoint of the route and the summit are distinguished by a miniature Aljaž tower (Aljažev stolp), housing a logbook within.

Descent

Follow the trail markings and return to the starting point in approximately 30 minutes. Avoid descending via any of the via ferrata routes.

Good to know

  • Closed during Winter from November 1st to April 1st.
  • You can combine the routes in Mojstrana with ferratas Hvadnik and Jerm`n in nearby Gozd Martuljek.

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