Access: From Tarvisio to the Fusine pass. Continue past Kranjska Gora to reach Mojstrana. From here, entering the town, turn right along the Vrata valley to the square of the Aljazev Dom refuge (1015 m) where you can park. From the refuge, take a flat path that proceeds south on the valley floor approaching the stream. Shortly after we pass by the large and suggestive monument to the fallen partisan mountaineers consisting of a gigantic nail with carabiner. After passing another plaque, continue briefly and then cut to the left (the path to the Luknja fork continues on the right) and cross the stream. We are now at the base of the wall; You pass a ledge (some iron pegs) and then you reach the long green ledge which cuts to the left and which you follow entirely. At the end of the ledge, climb steeply overcoming rocks and detrital sections to reach the compact wall of the Prag which can be overcome thanks to the pegs and on-site insurance. Further on you continue with an implacable climb up to the mouth of a valley (often with snow) which you cross and go up on its right bank. Beyond a last rocky outcrop, turn left and come to a sign under a limestone wall: we are on the edge of the large detrital plateaus of Kredarica whose valleys remain covered with snow for most of the summer season. Leave the signs to the left for Stanicev Dom, go through these desolate lands to the south and with a long and slow climb you get close to the already visible Triglav; Skirting the small perennial glacier of the north wall called Zeleni sneg (green Nevaio) and bypassing a last rocky ridge, the Triglavski Dom refuge (2515 m) appears and can be reached shortly (4 hours from the parking lot).

Description of the climb: From the refuge in a few minutes you descend southwards to the saddle below at the foot of Mali Triglav. Now go up a steep detrital slope (snow) up to the first rocks and then follow the path equipped with many metal pegs and some steel ropes up to the summit of Mali Triglav 2725 m. Continue along the panoramic ridge which is almost flat and leads under the summit; The walk is quite easy, but you must always pay the utmost attention, especially if with residues of snow or wet rock. After the plaque dedicated to the painter Marko Pernhart, a last steep stretch leads to the summit where the characteristic red and white metal tower of Aljazev stolp stands (1 hour from the Triglavski Dom refuge).

Descent: As for the climb.