Monte Robon

From the Sella Nevea Pass (large parking lots) go straight south past very old hotel buildings and ascend the slope on the left side via trail 636, faded signposts, a removed marker - uphill in switchbacks through the forest for about 90 minutes until you reach the trail junction 636a - 637: well signposted. Then abruptly turn east onto trail 637 and proceed on a fairly clearly visible military road, which leads mostly flat through the rugged karst landscape. After about another hour, you see ahead (to the east) the summit structure of Monte Robon (not to be confused with Monte Rombon), to the right the Robon Pass, military structures, and a bivouac. After a short descent and ascent to the Sella Robon, you pass military structures and reach the bivouac. Now there is a small peak to the southeast, Vrh Laskih Brezicev 1897m. Here the average hiker’s goal is reached. The summit route goes past the bivouac on the left on faint paths - no markings - cairns - into a steep, deeply eroded, and exposed terrain toward the summit. Terraced stones help with the steepness. After about 10 minutes cairns show left and right directions. The passable summit route to the cross goes right, a rotted bridge must be crossed with a straddle step (exposed), then the summit is reached without difficulty. Recommended only for experienced alpinists. Descent as ascent - at an elevation of 1802 - a large sediment basin, south along the stream bed to markings. These first lead impressively under the west face of Robon - later through many switchbacks and cliff sections downhill on trail 637 - finally into the forest of the northern slopes of Col Lopic - to a gravel road and over a short asphalt section of the main road back to the starting point.