Radovna - Vošni vrh

Access to starting point:
A) From highway Ljubljana - Jesenice we go to the exit Lesce and we follow the road ahead towards Bled. In Bled at the traffic lights, the signs for Pokljuka point us to the right. Ahead we drive through Spodnje and Zgornje Gorje to the village Krnica, where we leave the main road and we continue driving right towards Radovna and Krnica. Through Krnica we follow the main road, and after the bridge over the river Radovna we turn left towards Mojstrana and Radovna. After few kilometers of additional driving asphalt ends, and we follow the macadam road through a bridge over the river Radovna. When we cross the bridge we get to left side of the river (right bank), from the bridge we drive to the first turn-off of the macadam road to the left. We park on an appropriate place by the road near the crossroad.
B) We leave Gorenjska highway at exit Hrušica and follow the road ahead in the direction of Kranjska Gora. Just a little before the village Dovje the road which goes to Mojstrana (Vrata, Kot and Krma) branches off to the left. We follow the road ahead in the direction of village Radovna and the valleys Krma and Kot. The relatively steep road then runs past the sign TNP, behind which the road soon flattens and it brings us to a crossroad, where a macadam road into a valley Kot branches off to the right. We continue straight on the road which starts descending, and from there quickly road branches off to the right which leads in Krma. Here we continue straight on the main road, on which we quickly get to Zgornja Radovna, and at the end of the hamlet to a crossroad, where also second road in Krma branches off to the right. Here we go left and we continue driving on a macadam road which we follow to the first turn-off of the road to the right. We park on an appropriate place by the road near the crossroad.

Path description:
From the starting point, we go on a side road, by which there is a sign, that further driving is forbidden (exceptions are landowners). Only a little further, the path leads past the cottage of Forest service Slovenia and past the green gate, which is preventing further driving (even if a gate is open we are not allowed to continue driving, because we are warned by one more traffic sign).
Further, the road leads through unvegetated slope (consequences of strong wind October 2009), from which a nice view opens up towards Mežakla. At the crossroad on the upper part of clearing we continue right, and then we gradually pass into forest. The relatively steep road higher again splits into two parts, and we again continue on the right road (road slightly left leads towards Konavčev žleb and Zimova peč). For a short time, we continue through the valley Stresena dolina, and then the road turns sharply to the right and then it ascends diagonally to the next crossroad, where we continue sharply left on "main" road (right road ends in nearby forests). Only a little above the mentioned crossroad we get to the spot, where the road towards the mountain pasture Frčkova planina branches off sharply to the right, and we continue straight on a gradually less steep road which soon turns a little more to the left. Higher, the road again splits, and we continue on the right road (slightly left Pokljuka), which immediately makes a sharp right turn. Further, we are ascending diagonally towards the right, and the road higher starts turning more and more to the left, so that gradually we pass on the northern slopes of the nearby Veliki vrh (1583 meters). Next follows also sharp left turn, and then we slowly return on the east to southeastern slopes of Vošni vrh. We walk on the road for some time, after that when it starts descending towards the saddle between Vošni vrh and Stresenica, we leave it and we continue right on easier pathless terrain, on which in 2 minutes of additional walking, we get to with a forest covered Vošni vrh.
If from the peak we continue on the ridge towards the north we will quickly come on the northern secondary peak, from which a nice view opens up on Karawanks and Kamnik Savinja Alps.