Tag Archive for: Via ferrata

Via Ferrata Hvadnik
Via Ferrata Hvadnik
A guided gorge climb near Kranjska Gora. Wire bridges, waterfalls, and no experience needed. Most via ferratas take you up a mountainside. This one takes you up the inside of a gorge. Hvadnik is a narrow limestone cut above the village of Gozd Martuljek, near Kranjska Gora, with a stream running through the bottom of it and walls closing in overhead. You climb it from the inside, on steel rungs and cable, crossing the water on wire bridges with waterfalls going past underneath you. Two hundred and fifty metres of height over about five hundred metres of gorge, and then you come out at the top with the Julian Alps opening up in front of you. It is thirty five minutes from Bled and almost nobody knows it is there.
Matevz VukoticSlovenian-Italian routes Mangart
Mangart is Slovenia’s 3rd highest mountain with spectacular views over Slovenia and Italy since it’s located at the border with Italy. Accessible only via ferrata routes, it offers an active climbing day to reach the 2.679 metres high peak, from where you can see the whole Soča valley and the Adriatic sea. Why go to Triglav if you can have more challenges and peace on this beautiful mountaintop?

Historical Route Mojstrovka
Mount Mala Mojstrovka with its 2332 metres is the home to one of the first via ferrata routes in Slovenia’s mountains. You will climb with a help of fixed iron ropes, 500 metres up through the north wall of Mojstrovka mountain. You will reach a peak overlooking the most majestic mountains of the Julian Alps.

Via Ferrata Mojstrana: Triglav Fairytale Route
This via ferrata route is located next to a fairytale-like alpine village called Mojstrana. The village is known for its majestic views over the spectacular mountain range. You will climb a fixed rope route up to the top of the hill, where you can admire the views of the Julian Alps.

