Dom na Lazni - Poldanovec

Access to starting point:
First, we drive to Lokve (to here from Nova Gorica, Most na Soči or Predmeja), and then we continue driving in the direction of the village Lazna. From Lokve the road at first ascends, and then it starts descending towards Lazna. We park at a suitable place by the Dom na Lazni.

Path description:
From the Dom na Lazni along an asphalt road we descend in the direction of monument PN00. After a short descent, the road splits into two parts, and we continue on the right road, which at the nearby homestead ends. We continue through the yard of a house, and then we cross a meadow, where the path brings us into the forest. From here on there are blazes, and we follow the marked path in a moderate ascent to the nearby macadam road, which we follow to the right. The road further ascends diagonally across a panoramic slope, and then turns to the right, where it temporarily descends. Next follows a few minutes of gentle ascent, and then blazes direct us to the left onto a poorly beaten but easy-to-follow footpath, which starts moderately ascending through the forest. Higher, the footpath turns slightly to the right and joins the forest road, which we reach right at its end.
From the end of the road, we walk through a grassy plain, where an unmarked path to Stanov rob branches off to the left, to which it is 5 minutes of walking, and we continue straight to a smaller saddle.
From the saddle, we continue straight on a footpath which starts descending diagonally across steep slopes. The leaf-filled footpath soon flattens, and then with a few shorter ascents and descents it leads us across occasionally very steep and slippery-dangerous slopes. Because the path runs below steep cliffs there is also great danger of falling stones, and at several places in late spring we can still encounter some snow patch. Occasionally also quite panoramic path (a view opens up to the Trebuša valley, Cerkljansko hribovje, Spodnje Bohinjske gore and in nice weather on Triglav), which runs on the northeastern slopes of Veliki Češevnik, then moderately ascends and after a few minutes of further walking brings us to less steep terrain, where the slope suddenly flattens. A gentle descent follows and the path brings us to a nearby road, which we follow in the same direction as we have been walking so far. After some 10 m of walking on the road, the sign on the tree "Poldanovec" directs us left onto a marked footpath, on which we quickly ascend to the nearby ridge. Next follows a few minutes' walk on the ridge, and then we join a stone cart track, on which we ascend diagonally towards Poldanovec. Somewhat below the summit the cart track ends, and we continue left and after 3 minutes of further walking arrive at the panoramic and precipitous summit.