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.
First thing in the early morning, you will meet the guide either at your accommodation in Bled or at our office. Your guide will also be your driver to the starting point in Krma valley. You will drive through Triglav National Park, which will be a nice start to the day.
You will approach the Kredarica mountain through the lush forests of Krma valley. Soon after, you will start to hike uphill, passing the meadows of Vrtača. In the middle of our hike to Kredarica, we will pass a shepherd’s cottage called Prgarica where we will make a short break. Then we will continue hiking through a steep slope called Kalvarija before reaching the highest hut in the Julian alps, Triglavski dom na Kredarici.
Altogether, you will need around six hours of hiking to Kredarica hut (depending on weather conditions and the pace of the group). At the hut, our guide will help you with accommodation and preparation for the next day when you will climb to the top of Triglav mountain.
Following a short briefing, you will have free time to explore the nature around Kredarica hut. The surroundings of the hut offer amazing views of the peak of Triglav and the mountains in the area. You will be able to observe the sunset during dinner and then take a rest before the main climb.
The next morning you will be greeted by a majestic sunrise if the weather is favourable. In case of good weather conditions, you will start preparing around 6 am. You will climb the most demanding part of Via Ferrata before reaching Aljaž tower on the top of Triglav. The guide will give you all the details about climbing up and down a fixed rope route, he will also help you with gearing up your equipment. You can expect around 2 hours of Via Ferrata before you reach the peak.
After admiring the top of Slovenia, you will make a safe descent back to Kredarica hut for a traditional mountain breakfast. Finally, you will make around 5 hours of walking downhill back to the car parked in Krma valley. The guide will drive you back to Bled.
✔️English speaking, highly quality mountain guide
✔️Equipment such as helmet, harness, and via ferrata
✔️Transport from Bled to the Krma valley and back
✔️Full support 24/7
×Travel and health insurance
×Food and accommodation in the hut
⇒ The climb is very demanding, so you are recommended to be physically fit enough to walk approximately 6 hours per day in total.
⇒The tour can start early, usually between 5-8 a.m., based on weather. We notify you of the exact time the day before based on a more accurate forecast.
⇒ We usually take the route from Krma Valley, but in case it is closed or endangered for any reason, we take the alternative route from Pokljuka.
⇒ Accommodation, drinks, and food are not included in the price. An additional payment of approximately 60 € per person is required for it. Please note that payment in the hut is only possible with cash.
⇒You can avoid the extra charge of 6 € for sheets by bringing your own sheets or sleeping bag to the hut.
⇒If the tour is too challenging, you can opt out of the final climb. However, please note that refunds will not be issued in this case.
⇒If you are unsure, our guides are available to help you determine if the tour is suitable for you.
⇒ The activity is not recommended for people with heart issues, pregnant women, and toddlers.
How many people are on the tour?
There are 4 people per 1 guide, but we don’t have more than 20 people
Will I need a headlamp for Triglav?
A headlamp is optional but not needed unless you plan to walk in the night.
What kind of weather can I expect in summer on Triglav?
Most of the time the weather is sunny, you can expect thunderstorms in the afternoon
Is via ferrata dangerous on Triglav?
Via ferrata can be dangerous, especially if you don’t know what you are doing
What is mountaineering?
Is an activity that combines activities such as climbing, hiking, trekking, via ferrata and skiing in the mountains
Is it possible to go on Triglav in bad weather?
We don’t recommend to go on Triglav during thunderstorms and bad weather
Do I need a map for Triglav?
In case you take a guided trip you will not need any map. However, if you need to have more details about routes around, we recommend taking a map.
What is the hardest part of the Triglav mountain?
The hardest part is via ferrata at the top of the Triglav Mountain
Is Triglav the hardest Slovenian mountain?
Triglav is not the hardest Slovenian mountain
What type of rock is Triglav made?
Triglav is made of limestone like all the mountains in the Julian Alps. Limestone is quite crumbling and is because of this Triglav and other mountains in Julian alps can be sometimes dangerous.
What gear do I need for Triglav in two days climbing?
For Triglav in two days tour, you will need a harness, helmet and via ferrata set
Are there rock-climbing routes on Triglav?
There are only alpine climbing routes on north wall of Triglav.
Is rock slippery on Triglav?
Unlike some other rocks, limestone does not dry quickly therefore it can be slippery.
What time of the day is the best to conquer Triglav in two days?
In order to avoid the crowd is better to start in the early morning from 4-6 o clock.
How about conquering Triglav mountain for an affordable price? You will have a chance to climb on Triglav in two days for only 285€ per person.
From: 285,00€
Matevz Vukotic
