Hut v Grohatu pod Raduho

Koča v Grohatu pod Raduho sits at 1,460m on the western slopes of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. The hut is best reached from the village of Grohatu, which lies in the Savinja Valley near Luče. Most hikers approach via marked trails from the valley floor, taking 2–3 hours depending on your starting point. The location offers access to higher peaks in the range, including routes toward Raduha (2,062m) and onward traverses through this quieter section of the Alps.
The hut is a modest mountain refuge run by PZS. It offers around 20–30 beds in simple dormitory accommodation. Meals are available when the hut is staffed, typically featuring hearty mountain food. Water and basic facilities are provided. The hut operates seasonally—confirm opening dates before planning your visit, as weather and staffing affect availability outside summer months. Winter access is possible but demands experience with snow and alpine conditions.
Book by phoning ahead to confirm availability and arrange meals. The hut is popular with local hikers and Slovenian mountaineers, so advance notice (at least several days) improves your chances of a comfortable stay. July and August bring heavier foot traffic. Outside the main season, contact PZS or check with the hut directly about opening status before traveling.