Tag Archive for: Hiking

Two smiling hikers with trekking poles on a snowy mountain, with snow-covered peaks and blue sky in the background

Snowshoeing Slovenia near Bled

February 5, 2019

Exploring remote countryside places in a fun way with snowshoeing in Slovenia. Feel the peace of the winter fairytale by moving almost silently through the snow muffled landscape. With a few technical instructions, you will soon conquer the snowshoeing and move around confidently enjoying the freedom. Take a gentle stroll through the snowy landscape or push your limits-the choice is yours, the activity will be adjusted to you.

Person skiing through deep powder snow on a sunny day in a mountainous winter landscape, surrounded by snowy peaks and pine trees.

Ski Touring Slovenia

February 5, 2019

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Combine winter mountaineering with off-piste skiing and get yourself a priceless experience of the Julian Alps in the winter. Escape the crowded skiing centres and go freeskiing into the wilderness with our instructor. No worries, we will find a suitable track for your experience level and assure you have a fantastic day in the mountains.

Debela Peč: Panoramic Julian Alps Hike

November 27, 2018

Debela Peč Hike: Panoramic Day Hike in Slovenia

The Debela Peč hike is the easiest way to stand on a real 2,014-metre Alpine summit and arguably the most rewarding panoramic hike in Slovenia. Starting from the Pokljuka Plateau, just 30 minutes from Bled, this guided day hike climbs steadily through spruce forest and open mountain pasture to a grassy summit with a true 360° view: Mt Triglav directly ahead, the peaks of the Julian Alps to the west, and the Karavanke ridge marking the Austrian border to the east. On a clear day you can even pick out Lake Bled far below and the Ljubljana plain beyond.

Picturesque mountain lake is seen while reflecting mountains in its steady crystal clear waters

Hiking in seven Triglav Lakes valley

November 27, 2018

The Seven Triglav Lakes valley is an outstanding, beautiful and remote high-mountain valley in the heart of the Julian Alps. It’s characterised by many smaller lakes surrounded by an otherworldly mountain landscape. No wonder it lies in the core part of Triglav National Park. Actually, the park history started there. The seven Triglav Lakes valley was so pristine and wild that they decided it needed to be kept that way, so it became protected back in 1926.

Climbers navigating a steep, rocky ridge in Slovenia's Julian Alps, secured by ropes, with snow patches and breathtaking mountain vistas in the background.

Triglav from the last cabin to the peak and back

November 27, 2018

This trip is recommended for those who would like to save some money and already have experience in mountaineering. You will hike to the last hut by yourself. The mountain guide will pick you up at the hut and take you safely to the summit and back. Safe yet still an adventurous way to hike.