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Special offer for climbing Triglav in 2 days
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Experience the beauties of Slovenia's highest peak Triglav and surrounding mountains in a fun way by meeting new people from all over the world. Available every Sunday and every Wednesday from 20th June to 30th September, this tour is suitable for all of you who would like to save some money or join bigger groups.

Climbing Triglav in one day
Challenge yourself by hiking on steep terrain, climbing a Via Ferrata and conquering Triglav mountain in one day. This is not an easy task, so it is good that you are physically and mentally well-prepared. From the Krma valley to the top of Triglav, you will gain 1950 metres of altitude difference, and 20 kilometres in distance, which is a demanding route. You can do this with our professional guides!

Climbing Triglav in 2 days
Stand on the top of the highest mountain in Slovenia and sleep in the highest mountain hut in Julian Alps. If you feel that you are physically fit, enjoy sports, hiking, and stunning mountain views, then climbing Triglav is the best adventure for you.

Hike Slovenia: 3-Day Julian Alps Hut to Hut
Step into a world of wild ridgelines, crystal alpine lakes, and silent WWI relics on this immersive 3-day hiking adventure through the heart of Triglav National Park. From the tranquil shores of Lake Bohinj to the remote heights of Mount Krn and the legendary Mahavšček, this route blends natural beauty with powerful history. Traverse scree slopes, summit panoramic peaks, and walk in the footsteps of soldiers along forgotten war paths. End each day in cozy mountain huts and reward your journey with a swim in Lake Bohinj.

Debela Peč: Panoramic Julian Alps Hike
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.
Hiking in seven Triglav Lakes valley
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.

Triglav from the last cabin to the peak and back
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.

