Blaze of Knafelc

Alojz Knafelc was a Slovenian mountaineer and the inventor of the Slovenian trail blaze. He was born in 1859 and died in 1937. At first he worked as a drawer for the project of construing the railway connection between Hrpelje and Kozina. Here he had to take care of different signatures and measurement tables. In the year 1922, he recoloured the whole Aljažev stolp on Triglav alone and wrote the instructions to path-blazing. His blazes are, of course, named blazes of Knafelc (in Slovenian Knafelčeva markacija, plural Knafelčeve markacije). They are prescribed by the Law on Mountain Trails (Zakon o planinskih poteh). Download high resolution version (708x708, 17 KB)Knafelcs blaze Made by Matijap File links The following pages link to this file: Alojz Knafelc Categories: User-created public domain images ... Download high resolution version (708x708, 17 KB)Knafelcs blaze Made by Matijap File links The following pages link to this file: Alojz Knafelc Categories: User-created public domain images ... The most common symbols used in trail blazing A blaze, as it typically appears. ... 1859 is a common year starting on Saturday. ... 1937 was a common year starting on Friday (link will take you to calendar). ... 1922 was a common year starting on Sunday (see link for calendar). ... This article is about mount Triglav in Slovenia. ...

Blazes of Knafelc are white points encircled by a red ring. Their total size should be between 8 in 10 cm, while the relationship between the red and white point in the cross-section should be 1:2. They are not used for the European long-distance paths E6 and E7. Paths: E1 - Norway - Sweden - Denmark - Germany - Switzerland - Italy E2 - Scotland - England - Netherlands - Belgium - Luxemburg - France E3 - Spain - France - Belgium - Luxemburg - Germany - Czech Republic - Poland - Slovakia - Hungary - Romania - Bulgaria E4 - Spain - France - Switzerland - Germany - Austria - Hungary - Bulgaria - Greece E5 - France - Switzerland - Germany - Austria - Italy E6 - Finland - Sweden - Denmark - Germany - Austria - Slovenia...