Triglav National Park is Slovenia’s only national park and one of the largest in this part of Europe. Covering over 800 km², it encompasses much of the Julian Alps, offering hikers pristine alpine landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, and spectacular peaks. The hikes we suggest are mostly easy to moderate, with a few sections marked as partially […]
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This circular hike to Krn starts at Planina Kuhinja, a peaceful alpine pasture that serves as an excellent base for exploring the surrounding peaks. From here, the trail passes through Planina Leskovca and continues toward the serene Jezero v Lužnici, a small glacial lake tucked beneath rugged cliffs, perfect for a short break and photos.
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This hike begins in the peaceful Lepena Valley, following a well-marked former military path that climbs moderately toward the Krn battlefields of World War I. The trail is mostly wide, but in some rocky sections, especially on the descent, walking at a relaxed pace can be a bit tricky. After about two hours of climbing,
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This circular hike starts at Rudno Polje, a section of the peaceful Pokljuka plateau in the heart of the Julian Alps. Rudno Polje is well known for hosting World Cup biathlon events and is a winter paradise for cross-country skiers, while in summer it serves as a gateway to some of the most beautiful alpine
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The Soča Trail is one of the most beautiful and accessible hikes in Triglav National Park. It follows the emerald waters of the Soča River through the upper Soča Valley and offers a perfect combination of natural beauty, interesting landscapes, and historical points of interest. For many visitors, the Soča is simply the most beautiful
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This beautiful circular hike starts at Planina Blato, one of the most popular starting points for exploring the central part of Triglav National Park. The trail first leads through forest to Planina pri Jezeru, a picturesque alpine pasture with a small lake and a traditional mountain huts. From here, the path continues toward Planina Dedno
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Savica Waterfall is one of the most beautiful starting points for high-mountain hiking in the Julian Alps. The route suggested here is technically easy, yet it leads hikers through one of the most scenic and fascinating parts of Triglav National Park. Along the way you will cross the remote Komna Plateau and visit Mrzla Komna,
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The Bovec area and its surroundings are a true paradise for waterfall lovers. While the region around Log pod Mangartom and the walls of Loška Koritnica hides many spectacular cascades, waterfalls can be found throughout the wider Bovec region, from alpine valleys to forested streams. In this guide, we’ll explore a wide range of waterfalls
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The Bohinj area is one of the most well-preserved natural regions in Slovenia. It lies in the heart of Triglav National Park, where the high Julian Alps meet alpine valleys, crystal-clear rivers, and countless hiking trails. Thanks to its location and diverse landscape, Bohinj is a great destination for outdoor trips throughout the year. Most
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Slovenia is a small but incredibly diverse country in the heart of Europe. Within just a few hours of driving you can experience Alpine mountains, emerald rivers, historic towns, karst caves, and the Adriatic coast. Because of this variety, Slovenia has become one of Europe’s most exciting travel destinations. Whether you love nature, hiking, culture,
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It’s incredible how many natural wonders fit into such a small corner of Slovenia. Even if you think you already know the country well, places like Trenta can still surprise you. Towering mountains, deep gorges, hidden waterfalls and emerald rivers appear almost everywhere you look. The upper part of the Soča Valley is especially rich
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The Gorenjska region, together with the Soča Valley, is one of the richest areas in Slovenia when it comes to outdoor adventures and nature trips. Its location is also very convenient – the westernmost village, Rateče, is only about an hour’s drive from Ljubljana. Most visitors heading to this part of Slovenia stop in Bled
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