Blegoš is the highest summit in the Škofja Loka hills and
(together with Ratitovec and Porezen) one of the »big three« subalpine peaks.
In fine weather a superb view is ensured from its grassy top: as well as the
surrounding summits you'll see the complete ridge of the Southern Bohinj
Mountains, the highest peaks around Triglav, the Karavanke range and the Kamnik
Alps, while on days when the atmosphere is very clear, the view to the south
reaches as far as Snežnik.
It's no wonder that a number of waymarked paths lead up to
such an important summit, offering a broad range of trips – from a short
half-hour walk to short trips from Črni Kal, ridge walks from Stari vrh above
Škofja Loka or from Črni vrh above Cerkno to quite demanding ascents from the
valleys of the Poljanščica and the Selščica.
Ascents to Blegoš
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Route
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Height
difference
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Duration
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Difficulty
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Ascent from Hotavlje
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1100 m
|
6 hours
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Excellently waymarked path, very steep in places
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Ascent from Volaka
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990 m
|
5 hours
|
Steep waymarked path
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Along the ridge from Črni vrh
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820 m
|
6 hours
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Here and there a steepish waymarked path
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Walk from Črni Kal
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450 m
|
3 hours
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Excellently waymarked occasionally steepish paths
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