Hiking Julian Alps - Guided (trip)

Hiking Julian Alps - Guided

  • Ljubljana Airport, Slovenia
  • Active & Adventure
Slovenia, Europe

from €1,025* per person8 DaysApril-September
Comfort accommodations Exertion level: 3
Operator: Trek Trek Adventures 12 people max
Active hiking days in Slovenian Alps in the pristine nature and comfortable nights in boutique hotels - see the best of different regions. Well kept paths lead you directly into the nature`s heart and reveal traditions of Bohinj and Bled region already lost in the lowlands. Feel the dramatic change of nature from the mountain trails of Triglav national park to the vineyards of Brda, from lush scenery of Soca River to the olive groves of Mediterranean. Marvel how the delicate Edelweiss white flowers survived the scene of WWI Isonzo front as history unfolds before you on remote trails. At the end of your active day, the scent of the best culinary delights will beckon you down to the lowlands!

TrekTrek takes the utmost care for your safety and comfort choosing the most versatile and reliable mountain guides that will safely guide you through the trails and give enough hints on whereabouts of old wine cellars. We believe that carefully selected boutique hotels on the very best locations coupled with the hedonistic array of superb cuisine and outstanding landscape made this exclusive hiking experience an outstanding holiday.

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Slovenia, Europe

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3 testimonials about the provider, Trek Trek Adventures:

  • Reviewer: Best regards, Annette
    I wanted to let you know what a great trip I had and to say thank you for all of your pre-trip help. The trip was fantastic. A lot of the credit for that can go to Tanja. She is a terrific guide, cook, and representative of Slovenia. The rest of the credit can go to your beautiful country! It was also nice to get to meet Luka and Ursula, even if only quickly. Thanks again for everything.
  • Reviewer: Natalie S. located in New York
    Its history, culture and scenery were superb. Luka's enthusiasm and exuberance were infectious.
  • Reviewer: Kylie R. located in San Francisco
    I was impressed by the variety of activities. The scenery, the sights, medieval towns, the alpine hiking and the caves were spectacular!

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Itinerary

DAY 1 Arrival to Ljubljana

Arrive to Ljubljana and explore around the old part of the city. The quaint, narrow streets along the bank of the Ljubljanica River with its medieval bridges are reminiscent of Prague - without the crowds. The stories of the old - revealed under the 16th century fortification of Ljubljana Castle. Welcome dinner.

Accommodation in Ljubljana.

DAY 2 Ljubljana - Bled - Bohinj

After breakfast, head up NW to Gorenjska region. On the way to the mountains stop in Bled Lake, one of the two most attractive lakes in Slovenia. A good starter for the things still to come - a hike through astonishing Blejski vintgar canyon. Carry on to glacier Lake Bohinj, where a network of picturesque villages situated around the lake serves as a perfect base for hikes in Triglav National Park.

Hours of walking: 3 - 4 hs, Altitude gain 300 mts / 985 ft

Accommodation in Bohinj.

DAY 3 The hike of Seven Triglav Lakes.

In the early morning, start trekking high above Bohinj. Uphill stride through pine forest will bring you in the heart of Julian Alps. Passing the shepherds cottages and green meadows, you reach the valley of Seven Triglav Lakes. This part of the Alps gives pride to all Slovenians and is dubbed as the mystic kingdom of the Gold horn.

Hours of walking: 6 - 7 hs, Altitude gain 603 mts / 1980 ft

Accommodation in Bohinj.

DAY 4 Pokljuka plateau hike

In the early hours set off for the Pokljuka plateau located at the foothills of the Julian Alps. Your aim is to ascend Brdo, one of 2000+ m high peaks, which rises face to face with Slovenia's highest mountain, Mount Triglav (2864m). Tarry in a charming mountain hut where hospitable Mr. Joze serves his extraordinary blueberry brandy and delicious herbal tea all year round. In the afternoon, return to Bohinj Lake area.

Hours of walking: 6 - 7 hs, Altitude gain 723 mts / 2375 ft

Accommodation in Bohinj.

DAY 5 The hike on Vogel

Today catch a cable car up to Vogel plateau. Just above Bohinj Lake spectacular views across the lake open towards the Julian Alps. This scene becomes a popular ski resort in the winter time, while during the summer days keeps a seclude hiking charm. In the afternoon, explore the lake on your own. Combine a canoe trip around the lake with swimming and discovering the lake's isolated beaches.

Hours of walking: 4 hs, Altitude gain 260 mts / 855 ft

Accommodation in Bohinj.

DAY 6 Bohinj - Vrsic pass - Sleme - Kobarid

At the break of day transfer around Julian Alps en route to the valley of the River Soca, crossing the Vrsic pass (1611m). The pass used to be the borderline between Italy and Austro-Hungarian empire. From pass hike to Sleme and enjoy a picnic lunch next to a charming small glacier lake. Catch some wild breathtaking views and with a bit of luck observe dozens of delicate Edelweiss flowers. From the pass, a scenic drive along the winding road will take you to Kobarid. In the village spend a night in an exclusive country inn with gourmet extravaganzas.

Hours of walking: 3 - 4 hs, Altitude gain 300 mts / 985 ft

Accommodation in Kobarid.

DAY 7 Krnska jezera

The upper Soca valley is enclosed by exquisite alpine scenery. This is the western most part of Triglav National Park where the battles of WWI took place and were vividly described in Ernest Hemingway's novel: A Farewell to Arms. Take the Old Italian path which sneaks up to the Krnska lakes (1385 m). A three hour climb rewards with views over impressing white limestone peaks.

Hours of walking: 5 - 6 hs, Altitude gain 685 mts / 2250 ft

Accommodation in Kobarid.

DAY 8 Kobarid - Goriska brda - Ljubljana

Before heading down south, do a brief walk to the hidden waterfall of Kozjek, followed by a picturesque route across Goriska Brda. This hilly area that borders Italy is justifiably famous for growing the finest fruit and wine in the country. Visit local wine producers and enjoy some of best Slovenian wine, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Rebula. Afterwards return to vibrant capital town of Ljubljana.

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