- Kamnik–Savinja Alps 100 Kol 2350
Julian Alps 101 V
Koncu špica 2350 102 Bavški
Grintavec 2347
Julian Alps 103
Briceljk 2346
Julian Alps 104 Hudi Vršič 2344 Julian...
- he now, in spring,
looks forward to bathing,
climbing the
Triglav and
Grintavec mountains and
sailing on
lakes Bled and Bohinj. He
concludes the letter...
- pri Osilnici, etc.). The name is
derived from the
Slovene common noun
grintavec 'snowy/rocky bare area', 'dolomite', a
univerbation of the
phrase grintav...
-
Statistical Region. It
includes the
hamlets of Žabjek, Na Štacjonu, and
Grintavec, as well as the
former hamlet of Suhi
Malen (German: Weixelbach). The...
- the
valley rises steeply to
Mount Bavšica
Grintavec (2,344
meters or 7,690 feet) and
Little Mount Grintavec (2,277
meters or 7,470 feet). To the southeast...
- IT 1213 Bavški
Grintavec [de] 2347 357 46°22′08″N 13°40′15″E / 46.36889°N 13.67083°E / 46.36889; 13.67083 (1213. Bavški
Grintavec (2347 m)) Julian...
- Name
metres feet
Grintovec /
Grintavec 2,588 8,392
Skuta 1,836 6,024
Veliki Stol /
Hochstuhl 2,532 8,307 Kepa /
Mittagskogel 2,139 7,018
Golica / Kahlkogel...
- lies in a
glacial valley below Mount Bavšica
Grintovec (Slovene: Bavški
Grintavec) in the
Julian Alps to the east and the Log
Cliff (Slovene: Loška stena...
- sold
again in 1936 and
converted into a
sanatorium with the name
Hotel Grintavec.
During the
Second World War, the
castle was used by the
German military...
- Kanin; 2587 m) or
Rombon (2208 m)
Mangart (2678 m) Bavšica
Mount Grintavec (Bavški
Grintavec; 2347 m) Škrlatica (2740 m) or Špik (2472 m)
Debela Peč (2014...
