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From today onwards, after the agreement signed by the landowner and the owner of the building, the Mountaineering Association of Jesenice, we no longer have to worry about the boundary markers that divided the land on the terrace of Erjavčeva Koča.
Category Archives: Caretaker’s diary
Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia Mountain pass Vršič, Slovenia
Is it Vršič pass open or just Transit
This sign should provided real-time updates on the status of the mountain pass. But not...
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Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia Mountain pass Vršič, Slovenia
Rooms and accommodations in the Alpine hut
Rooms and accommodations in the Alpine mountain hut. If you reserve your stay in one...
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Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia
Live and travel like a local
Live and travel like a local: Take a day longer to spend two or three...
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Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia
Affordable accommodation in Kranjska Gora
Erjavčeva mountain hut (Erjavčeva koča) is a well-known but Affordable accommodation option in Kranjska Gora.
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Daily trips around Vršič pass, Slovenia Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia Mountain pass Vršič, Slovenia Triglav national park, Slovenia
Perfect location
Vršič mountain pass, nestled amidst the mighty Julian Alps in Slovenia, unveils natural beauty and...
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Erjavec lodge at Vršič mountain pass, Slovenia
Frequently asked question
Frequently asked question about mountain huts, why we are not a hotel or a hostel....
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Weather and traffic on Vršič pass
Weather at Vršič pass
Get a piece of weather information firsthand about the weather at Vršič pass. All reliable...
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In Slovenia, mountain rescuers increasingly assist poorly equipped, inadequately conditioned, uneducated, and irresponsible hikers. There’s a belief that this is only possible in Slovenia where rescue is free, unlike abroad where rescue is chargeable, leading to fewer such cases.
The public immediately gets upset, thinking that it’s all ours. No one realizes that someone has to take care of all the hiking trails, huts, and infrastructure, which involves financial investment. This cost must come from those who use and, in some way, also damage it.
Usually, many mountain huts in Slovenia have a suggestion box, similar to a piggy bank, near the toilet doors. Some kind of donation if you will pay for the service. But people avoid putting something in it too often because it is too easy just to walk away.
We eagerly await the opportunity to share our stories with you and embark on this literary journey together.
