Ski touring routes

Routes

Every route here is published with the numbers that matter: distance, ascent and descent, high and low point, the steepest sustained terrain on the line, slope-angle distribution and aspect by elevation band. Some are GPS tracks recorded on the day; others are lines drawn for planning, and each is labelled as one or the other. There is no avalanche bulletin for any of these mountains, so the data is here for you to make your own judgement. The GPX is on every route page.

Kleq peak Dragash

1,290 – 2,484 m over 16.8 km
  • Distance16.8 km
  • Steepest42°
  • Ascent1,319 m
  • Descent1,349 m
  • High point2,484 m
  • Low point1,290 m
DrawnGPXView →

Prevalla Guzhbaba

1,548 – 2,541 m over 5.6 km
  • Distance5.6 km
  • Steepest40°
  • Ascent1,135 m
  • Descent150 m
  • High point2,541 m
  • Low point1,548 m
Rec. Feb 2026asGPXView →

Doberdol Trekufi

1,761 – 2,384 m over 7.5 km
  • Distance7.5 km
  • Steepest38°
  • Ascent739 m
  • Descent644 m
  • High point2,384 m
  • Low point1,761 m
DrawnGPXView →

Babino Polje Doberdol

1,765 – 2,241 m over 7.4 km
  • Distance7.4 km
  • Steepest32°
  • Ascent614 m
  • Descent604 m
  • High point2,241 m
  • Low point1,765 m
RecordedGPXView →
under 30° 30–34° 35–39° 40°+Steepest terrain within 50 m of the line. A 30 m elevation model smooths steep ground, so every angle is a floor, not a ceiling.