TNP Canyoning is the longest guided canyon in Slovenia. It offers rappels, jumps, and slides. The stunning scenery in this canyon is a major draw. Most of the time, we see clear water and unspoiled nature. The canyon’s near-untouched beauty and occasional guided tours create almost an exclusive experience for our clients. It is very easy to get to the canyon, and it requires little walking from the exit to a parking spot.
This canyon is located in Triglav National Park, 1h20min away from Lake Bled. Our first parking spot is at the top of Predel Bridge, right before you cross the border of Italy. From the parking spot close to Mangartski slap (waterfall), we have 25 minutes to get to the Predilnica stream, where we have the starting point of our Triglav National Park canyoning.
Your journey will begin at Lake Bled, from where you will drive towards Mangartsko Sedlo, a scenic route that will take approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. As you will cross into Italy, it is important to bring your ID cards or passports with you.
Due to our unique departure location, two cars always go in that direction simultaneously.
Your canyoning kit will be ready at the first parking spot. Meanwhile, one guide will park lower at the exit and return to your starting point. Then you will have to walk to the beginning of the canyon for around 25 minutes.
The canyon guide will give you a quick safety briefing and basic directions before you begin canyoning in Triglav National Park, Slovenia.
Then you will enter the first part of the canyon called Predelica and continue with techniques such as rappels, slides, walking, swimming, and jumping. You are ending 1st part of Triglav National Park canyoning when you get to the big abseil, around 30m. After that, you continue with a little bit of walking till you get to the first smaller rappel and entrance of 2nd part of the canyon.
Triglav National Park’s towering peaks and Predelnica’s cascading cascades will leave you in awe. We also take a break during the canyoning trip so that you can grab a bite to eat. ( we recommend taking some granola bars with you). We rarely bring water with us because the ravine is drinkable.
Finnish line
The second part of the canyon will be finished with a big rappel, where we have a little walk back to where our car is parked. During canyoning, guides will take a lot of pictures and videos, so make sure you will smile the whole time.
Overall, canyoning is a unique and exciting way to experience the natural beauty of fresh pools and the deep clefts between escarpments. However, canyoning in Triglav National Park is especially remarkable, making it a truly special place for this activity:
– it is the longest guided canyon in Slovenia, you spend around 5-6h in the canyon
– It offers large rappels up to 60 meters with breathtaking vistas of the mountains in Triglav National Park.
– Slovenia’s least visited canyon makes it even more enjoyable.
– Nature is still very pure and unspoiled.
– most areas of the canyons are very bright and open
– almost no Uphill walking
– tour is available with at least 1 guide and one helper
– We have added shoes with improved grip and harnesses with extra padding for maximum comfort
– a bottle of water and snacks (PowerBar)
– swimming suit and towel
– flip flops or trainer shoes
– transfer from Bled to canyon and back
– canyoning guide
– ropes and carabiners
– lanyards with harnesses and helmets
– canyoneer shoes with neoprene socks
– wetsuit
× Food and drinks on the way
× Travel and health insurance
× GoPro videos (extra cost 25€)
-Triglav National Park is named after Triglav, Slovenia’s highest mountain, located within the park.
– The park was established in its modern form in 1981.
– The park has many different kinds of animals, such as lynxes, brown bears, chamois, wolfs, and eagles.
– The park features stunning natural landscapes, crystal clear waters, virgin forests, and rocky summits.
– It offers a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, climbing, and skiing.
– It is also home to many cultural and historical sites, such as the Kobarid Museum, which showcases the region’s World War I history.
– It is an excellent destination for adventure sports enthusiasts, with canyoning, rafting, and kayaking opportunities on the Soča River.
– The park has a rich heritage of myths and legends, adding charm and allure.
– As a tribute to the area’s long history of agriculture, the park sells many regional specialties like cheese, honey, and liqueurs.
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