Kalški Greben, Mountain summit in the Kamnik–Savinja Alps, Slovenia

Kalški Greben is the highest peak of the Krvavec Group in the Kamnik–Savinja Alps, reaching 2,224 m. Its northern face drops to the Kokra Saddle, where a secondary summit, the 2,047 m Kalška Gora, ends the ridge. To the east, the face falls onto the karst plateau of Kalce, and to the west into the Kokra valley.

Kalški Greben is the highest peak of the Krvavec Group, reaching 2,224 m. Its northern face drops to the Kokra Saddle, which separates it from the central Grintavci range, and its secondary summit, the 2,047 m Kalška Gora, ends the ridge. To the west its walls fall into the Kokra valley, while to the east they drop onto the karst plateau of Kalce above the Kamniška Bistrica valley.

The name Kalški greben derives from the karst plateau Kalce on its eastern side. The peak is the highest point of the Krvavec Group, and its secondary summit, the 2,047 m Kalška gora, ends the ridge above the Kokra Saddle. Hikers start from the Gospinc Lodge, the Zois Lodge at Kokra Saddle, or the valleys of Kokra and Kamniška Bistrica.

The route from Dom na Gospincu takes roughly three hours and twenty minutes and suits experienced hikers in good physical condition. Bring proper footwear, water, and weather-resistant clothing, as mountain conditions can shift quickly.

The ridge ends at its secondary summit, the 2,047 m Kalška gora, whose northern face drops onto the Kokra Saddle. The eastern face falls only briefly onto the karst plateau of Kalce, then toward the head of the Kamniška Bistrica valley.