We start our hike at the big hut on Grohot, beautiful grassland dominated by Raduha. For the first 20 minutes or so you will enjoy company of cows and horses that are scattered close to the hut. Soon the path becomes quite steep, goes through the woods a bit and after good half an hour after you left Grohot you come to a crossing: right (very demanding) path is a climbing one that leads straight to the peak of Raduha, left one (demanding) goes through Durce, a small saddle and is a bit longer than the climbing one.

Turn left. After you leave crossing the path leads just below the great wall where you might see some free climbers. Path is pretty narrow, so cauition is necessary. On one or two points you must be extra alert as it looks that a small part of the path was washed away by a landslide. You must stretch a bit there.

Soon you'll reach a climbing part with quite a few pitons and iron ropes. Few parts are pretty tricky and you must be careful. Slowly you start to figure why this path is marked as demanding.

When you reach Durce turn right towards the peak of Raduha. Path here is up and down and the path is pretty rocky. Some half an hour from Durce you are on the peak of Raduha. Take some time to enjoy the view, it's more than worth it.

The whole hike shouldn't take you more than a good hour and a half. That is if you are without children. For unexperienced youngsters the path can be quite stressful and in adition to that for the adult as well. Think twice before you take your child with you on this one if he/she is not experienced in mountain hiking.

You can either descend to Loka, climb down to Grohot or return by the same path.