Lodge na Kisovcu
1.7Dom na Kisovcu
1,243m
Kamnik-Savinja Alps, Slovenia
About
Dom na Kisovcu sits at 1,243m on Kisovec in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. The hut is accessible from the village of Kisovec by marked trail—about 1 hour on foot. A forest road leads partway up, shortening the walk for those with transport. The location works well as a base for day hikes across the range or as an overnight stop on longer ridge traverses.
The hut is run by PZS and offers basic mountain hospitality. It sleeps around 30 people in shared rooms. Meals focus on hearty Slovenian fare; book dinner ahead if you're not staying overnight. Water comes from a spring. The hut operates year-round but is busiest on weekends and during the summer hiking season (June–September). Winter access depends on snow conditions and avalanche risk on approaches.
Contact PZS directly or book through the main PZS hut reservation system. Weekends fill quickly in July and August—book at least 2–3 weeks ahead. The hut's remote location and modest facilities appeal to hikers seeking a quieter alternative to busier huts in the Julian Alps.
The hut is run by PZS and offers basic mountain hospitality. It sleeps around 30 people in shared rooms. Meals focus on hearty Slovenian fare; book dinner ahead if you're not staying overnight. Water comes from a spring. The hut operates year-round but is busiest on weekends and during the summer hiking season (June–September). Winter access depends on snow conditions and avalanche risk on approaches.
Contact PZS directly or book through the main PZS hut reservation system. Weekends fill quickly in July and August—book at least 2–3 weeks ahead. The hut's remote location and modest facilities appeal to hikers seeking a quieter alternative to busier huts in the Julian Alps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–3 weeks ahead for weekends; weekdays usually have space. Contact the hut directly or book through PZS.
Dom na Kisovcu is staffed from June to September; check with PZS for exact dates as staffing varies by season.
Start from Kisovec village and follow marked trails for about 1 hour; a forest road covers the lower section if you have transport.
The hut has 30 beds in shared rooms and serves hearty Slovenian dishes—order dinner and breakfast when you book.
Yes, the 1-hour approach from Kisovec is straightforward and ideal for families; it works as an overnight stop or base for easier day hikes in the range.
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