Rjavina

Rjavina stands at 2,532 meters in elevation between the glacial valleys of Kot and Krma, featuring steep rock faces and exposed ridges.

The mountain received its first recorded climbing route in the late 19th century when mountaineers established paths through its eastern slopes.

Local mountaineering clubs maintain two marked via-ferratas to the summit, continuing the traditional Alpine climbing heritage of the Julian Alps.

Climbers need solid mountaineering experience and equipment to tackle the T6-rated routes, which include sections with iron pegs and cables.

The mountain contains a subpeak called Mala Rjavina at 2,530 meters, creating a distinctive double-summit formation in the eastern Julian Alps.

GPS coordinates: 46.39190,13.88084

Latest update: March 17, 2025 19:51