Things To Do In Triglav National Park And Around
About Triglav National Park
Triglav National Park is the only one of its kind in Slovenia and one of the oldest in Europe.
It covers 4% of Slovenia’s territory and a huge portion of the country’s Julian Alps. The park was established in 1981 to protect the pristine natural and cultural heritage within its boundaries. It is named after Slovenia’s highest peak, Mount Triglav, one of the most iconic mountains in Slovenia. Triglav tour is on a bucket list of a lot of hikers around the world, and traditionally a must do for every Slovenian.
Hundreds of alpine plants grow here and the wild animals that roam the park include the ibex, red deer, chamois, brown bear, and the lynx. Plus 84 bird species, ruled over by the golden eagle. Plenty of Slovenia’s most important Alpine towns are located in this natural wonder, like Kranjska Gora, Bovec, Bohinj and Kobarid.
There’s an endless array of outdoor activities you can do in Triglav National park and our packages bring the very best to the table. To get your blood pumping, mountain biking in the scenic Zelenci or the peaceful Pokljuka Plateau and canyoning down the Fratarica Gorge are a must. Then there’s the long selection of mountain hiking, including ascending Slovenia’s highest mountain, Mount Triglav, tackling via ferrata trails and hut-to-hut hiking. Glacial lakes, pristine emerald rivers, breath-taking views, epic waterfalls and much, much more can be enjoyed when venturing deep into the Triglav National Park.
As is the case for Slovenia in general, one of the perks of the Park is accessibility. There are many easy ways to go from Ljubljana to Triglav National Park – from daily transfers to one day trips. Regardless how remote the countryside is, getting around is easy and fast. You can be enjoying a cream cake at Lake Bled or a beer in Ljubljana’s Old Town one minute and ascending to a panoramic summit in the Alps the next.
