Parkirišče nad Žabčami - Planina Lom (General)

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Country:	Slovenia
Mountain range:	Julian Alps
Trailhead:	Parkirišče nad Žabčami (228 m)
Destination:	Planina Lom (1090 m)
Trailhead latitude/longitude:	46.1902 / 13.7435
Destination latitude/longitude:	46.1996 / 13.7821
Difficulty:	Easy marked route
Recommended equipment:	Hiking poles Hiking shoes Water Snack

If we’re driving from Most na Soči toward Tolmin, we follow the main road all the way to the fork, where the left road leads to Tolmin and the right one to Poljubin. Here, turn toward Tolmin, and after just a few hundred meters, turn right, following the sign for Žabče. Continue along the road, keeping to the right at the fork toward Zadlaz. This is followed by a drive along a narrow road through a compact village. Once you’ve passed through the village, there are a few hundred more meters of driving along a flat road flanked by pastures on both sides. When the pastures end and the forest gradually begins, you’ll notice a weekend cottage with a large garden on the right—turn right here and park along the road.

We continue on foot, first past the gate along a forest trail, which after a few minutes’ walk leads us to a fork—on the right, a signpost points toward the Razor Mountain Hut, where we turn. A longer walk follows along a narrow forest trail that climbs gradually, winding frequently along the way. We stay on the trail all the way to the fork, where one path turns left, but we take the right path (which actually goes straight ahead). Here, the trail begins to climb somewhat more steeply, winding frequently along the way. After walking for a while, the trail will lead us to a fork. The straight path leads to a bench, which you’ll reach in about 2 minutes (this can be your intermediate destination—you’ll be treated to beautiful views here). We, however, choose the right-hand path, which immediately begins to climb more steeply. Eventually, the trail levels off, then continues with alternating gentle ascents, descents, and flat sections. The trail takes us past a mountain hut and a bench at the lookout point and soon reaches the Lom mountain pasture.

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