Understanding Slovenia Hiking Trails MarkersIn Slovenia, we have more than 10,000 marked hiking trails. They go through the forests, over alpine meadows, vast fields, countryside landscapes, and alpine rocky terrain. They offer a lot of different possibilities for day, multi-day, or long-distance hikes. Often you can find mountain huts along the way, where you can...Read More

About Triglav National Park and Rules in the park Triglav National Park is the only national park in Slovenia and it has 880 km2, which represents 4 % of the Slovenian surface. It lies in the northwestern part of Slovenia, close to Austrian and Italian borders. The Julian Alps represent the biggest part of it....Read More

The highest Slovenian mountain Mount Triglav is with 2864 m the highest Slovenian mountain. It is situated in the heart of Triglav National Park and the Julian Alps, in the western part of Slovenia, not far from alpine lakes Bled and Bohinj. The name, Triglav, means three heads as the summit has the shape of...Read More

Beautiful unspoiled slopes in the heart of the High Caucasus. Abundance of powder snow in uninhabited terrain. Exceptional mountain scenery. 8 day trip, 6 days of skiing at an altitude between 2000 and 4000 m. Accommodation in a half-board hotel in town of Mestia. Join us in Georgia Ski Touring in in this truly wonderful environment. And...Read More

Camping in Triglav National Park (TNP) is the best camping experience you can get in Slovenia, but you can camp only in official campsites. Outside of these areas camping is strictly forbidden. So be aware, because you can get up to 1000 € of fine, if you get caught while “wild” camping. Therefore you are...Read More