There are 300 seats in five dining areas, two serving counters; in 30 rooms there are 141 beds, and there are 200 communal sleeping places in dormitories; toilets and a washroom with cold water; a traditional farmhouse stove in the dining room; rainwater is used for water, electricity is provided by a generator, mobile phone signal is available.
Since the hut stands in a fairly open area, it offers a beautiful view. To the east are Kredarica and Rž, to the right Veliki and Mali Pršivec; on the other side of the Krma Valley, the ridge from Debela peč to the Draški vrhovi continues south into the cliffs of Tosc and Vernar. To the right, one can see part of Velo polje and, in the background, a section of the Lower Bohinj Mountains; to the west rises Triglav; to the north, starting from Triglav’s northern face, you can see a series of peaks: Pihavec, Dovški Gamsovec, Prisojnik, Razor, Stenar, Dolkova špica, Škrlatica, and the Martuljek Mountains; Begunjski vrh is nearby, and in good weather, you can see all the way to the High Tauern in the distance.
Triglav, Slovenia’s highest peak at 2864 meters, features the iconic Aljaž Tower, built in 1895. Offering panoramic views, it was first climbed in 1778. The Kot Valley route is a popular path, leading by Valentin Stanič hut.
Explore Triglav, Slovenia's highest peak at 2864 meters, featuring the historic Aljaž Tower. Enjoy breathtaking views from the summit and discover the stunning Vrata Valley with its majestic North Triglav Wall and Peričnik Wate...
The Krma Valley, known for its breathtaking alpine beauty, serves as a popular and accessible route to Mount Triglav. Discover the serene landscapes, vibrant meadows, and unspoiled nature that make Triglav and the Krma Valley a...