Poljubinj (parkirišče slap Beri) - Tolminski Triglav (Poloje) (General)

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Country:	Slovenia
Mountain range:	Julian Alps
Trailhead:	Poljubinj (parkirišče slap Beri) (263 m)
Destination:	Tolminski Triglav (Poloje) (981 m)
Trailhead latitude/longitude:	46.1817 / 13.7564
Destination latitude/longitude:	46.1917 / 13.7621
Difficulty:	Easy unmarked route
Recommended equipment:	Hiking poles Hiking shoes Water

From Nova Gorica, head toward Most na Soči. After passing through the village of Modrejci and crossing the Soča River, turn left toward Tolmin. After passing through the village of Praprotno, you’ll reach a fork in the road (left toward Tolmin, right toward Poljubinj), where you’ll keep to the right and continue into the village until you reach the Valter - Siber farmhouse, where we turn left onto an ascending road, following it all the way up to a junction of several paths, which we’ll recognize by the recycling station on our left. Just before a distinctive, narrow, tall house with a garage door, turn right toward the Beri Waterfall, where a signpost also points the way. Continue to the well-maintained parking lot, where you’ll park.

We walk back along the road we came from. At the fork by the sign, we turn uphill and climb to the junction where a narrower road branches off to the right (near the trash cans), where we turn. A short, steep climb follows, after which the road turns into a dirt track that soon forks. We turn right into the forest. The path becomes a narrow trail that we’ll follow uphill to the summit. There’s only one section where the path is somewhat more dangerous, as it consists of loose gravel. Almost at the top, the trail will join another path and soon split—you’ll be able to choose between a steeper, more direct route or a slightly gentler, longer one. We chose the steeper one, which took us to the summit in just a few minutes.

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