Rjavina, Mountain summit in Julian Alps, Slovenia.

Rjavina is a 2,532 m summit in the Julian Alps, rising between the Kot and Krma glacial valleys. A summit register is kept at the top, and the view takes in Triglav, Rž and other high peaks. The Valentin Stanič lodge stands at 2,332 m on the mountain's southwest foot.

The sources record no first ascent or route-opening date for Rjavina. The mountain's documented history is tied to the Valentin Stanič lodge, one of the highest alpine huts in Slovenia, standing at 2,332 m on its southwestern foot. The summit holds a registration book for hikers, and the peak is climbed from the Kot, Krma and Vrata valleys.

The summit holds a summit register (vpisna knjiga) in which hikers record their ascent, a practice common on Slovenian peaks. The Valentin Stanič lodge southeast of the top, at 2,332 m, is among the highest mountain huts in Slovenia and serves as a base for those coming up from the Kot, Krma and Vrata valleys.

To climb here, you need solid mountaineering experience and proper equipment, as the routes are rated T6 in difficulty. Always check weather conditions before heading out and climb with experienced partners, as the terrain is exposed and can become dangerous quickly.

On the summit there is a summit register, a book in which hikers who reach the top write their entry. The peak lies between the Kot and Krma valleys, and from the top the view takes in Triglav (2,863 m), Rž (2,538 m) and the other peaks around Triglav.