Dleskovška Plateau

The Dleskovška Plateau, also known as Veža, is a visually stunning high-altitude karst plateau that stretches between the valleys of Kamniška Bela, Lučka Bela, Podvolovljek, and Robanov kot. In summer, it is crisscrossed with well-trodden trails; in winter, it is a paradise for ski tourers. The rugged landscape, dotted with alpine pastures and shepherds’ trails, will enchant lovers of solitary wanderings. Characteristic are the rounded peaks of Dleskovec (1,965 m), Tolsti vrh (1,986 m), Deska (1,970 m), Lastovec (1,841 m), and Lučki dedec (2,023 m)… More prominent is Veliki vrh (2,110 m) with Velika Zelenica (2,114 m), while above Robanov kot stretches the ridge of Poljske device (2,028 m) and Križevnik (1,909 m). Between these peaks lies a basin-like landscape, which is rocky in places, overgrown with dwarf pine and difficult to traverse, while elsewhere there are valleys and ravines that have been used as mountain pastures (Zelena trata, Dolga trata, Vodole, Vodotočne, Korošica). The Podvežak mountain pasture (1,440 m) lies on the southern edge of the plateau. A forest road leads right up to the pasture and provides easy access to the restored shepherd’s hut (15 min) and Korošica. Hikers may also find the approach from the Ravne mountain pasture (1,500 m) interesting, where there is also a restored shepherd’s hut. Access routes: