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Mountain tour · 2 days · GetYourGuide
Two-day guided Triglav climb with an IFMGA guide ↗Pick-up from your accommodation in Bled, transfer to the Krma Valley.
E-bike & gorge · GetYourGuide
From Bled: self-guided e-bike tour to Vintgar Gorge ↗At the provider's office in the centre of Bled, starting at 9:00 or 14:30.
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From Ljubljana or Bled: Triglav National Park and Soča Valley day tour over the Vršič Pass ↗Fixed meeting points: Ljubljanska cesta 1 in Bled or Tivoli Park in Ljubljana. According to the list of services, pick-up from your accommodation from Bled costs extra; if you book it, give the pick-up address by 20:00 the day before, otherwise the fixed meeting point applies.GetYourGuide
Shuttle from Bled to Lake Bohinj ↗Bled bus station; arrival at Ribčev Laz on Lake Bohinj. Hotel pick-up is not included.
Tandem flight · 1.5 hours · GetYourGuide
From Vogel over Lake Bohinj: tandem paragliding flight ↗At Hostel pod Voglom on the southern shore of Lake Bohinj, according to the provider on the terrace in front of the hostel (car park). From there by Vogel cable car and chairlift to the take-off site.
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Mountains & rock · Summit
At 2,864 m (9,396 ft), the highest mountain in Slovenia. The Aljaž Tower from 1895 stands on the summit.
Slovenia's highest mountain, and the only one with a sheet-metal tower on its summit.
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46.37830, 13.83658
Where to stay · Mountain hut
The hut below the summit and the base for most ascents. Snow lies here on about 265 days a year.
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46.37895, 13.84879
Where to stay · Mountain hut
The hut at the head of the Vrata Valley, directly below the Triglav North Face. Starting point for Triglav and Škrlatica.
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46.40903, 13.84342
Water · Waterfall
The lower fall drops 52 m (171 ft) freely; with sturdy shoes you can walk behind it.
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46.43923, 13.89353
History · Museum and trailhead
In Mojstrana. The Triglavska Bistrica trail into the Vrata Valley starts here, and the park authority's electric bus to Peričnik stops here.
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46.45794, 13.93621
Mountains & rock · Gorge
1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna, 4 km (2.5 mi) from Bled. Entry only with a timed ticket, from April to October.
Wooden boardwalks above the Radovna, and the one place in the park you cannot enter without a time slot.
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1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna: no more than 245 people at a time, and only in one direction.
| Adults, students, seniors | €15.00 |
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| Children up to 15 | €5.00 |
| Dogs | €3.00 |
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46.39722, 14.08858
Water · Lake
Slovenia's largest natural lake, fed by the Savica. Boating is allowed all year without a permit.
Slovenia's largest natural lake lies in a glacial basin, and water flows straight through it.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
| Panoramic boat one way, adults | €9.00 |
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| Panoramic boat return, adults | €14.00 |
| Panoramic boat one way, children 6–14 | €5.50 |
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46.28227, 13.86453
Mountains & rock · Gorge
A gorge about 2 km (1.2 mi) long near Stara Fužina, 20 m (66 ft) deep at the Devil's Bridge and in places only one metre wide.
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46.29812, 13.88549
Water · Waterfall
78 m (256 ft) in two streams, reached by 553 steps from the car park at Koča pri Savici.
A waterfall that comes out of the rock face: fed from the Triglav Lakes Valley, through a cave.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.29316, 13.79631
Where to stay · Mountain hut
The hut in the Triglav Lakes Valley. Protection of the area began here in 1924. Swimming in the lakes is prohibited.
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46.31868, 13.77904
Mountains & rock · Mountain pass
At 1,611 m (5,285 ft), Slovenia's highest road pass, with 50 hairpin bends between Kranjska Gora and Trenta.
Slovenia's highest pass road, built by prisoners of war during the First World War.
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46.43478, 13.74371
Nature · Chapel
Built in January 1916 for the prisoners of war who built the road over the Vršič.
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46.44256, 13.76768
Water · Spring
Karst spring in Zadnja Trenta: the water emerges from a cave with an underground lake and then drops into the riverbed. The Soča Trail to Bovec starts here.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.41184, 13.72408
Nature · Botanical garden
Slovenia's only alpine botanical garden, founded in 1926. Open from 1 May to 30 September.
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46.39887, 13.74543
Arrival · Information centre
The park authority's information and education centre in the Trenta Valley, with an exhibition and accommodation.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.38049, 13.75250
Mountains & rock · Gorge
750 m long, up to 15 m (49 ft) deep, with the banks in places only 2 m (7 ft) apart. Visible from the footbridge.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.33844, 13.64621
Trails · Mountain road
Slovenia's highest mountain road, currently open to traffic up to kilometre 9. The hut at the saddle is closed for rebuilding.
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46.43888, 13.64052
Mountains & rock · Gorge
At 180 m (591 ft), the lowest point of the park. A circular trail of about 2 km (1.2 mi) leads through the gorges of the Tolminka and Zadlaščica.
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46.19971, 13.74202
Arrival · East shore, boat landing
Village at the eastern end of the lake with a church, stone bridge and boat landing. The landing has steps and no step-free access.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.27409, 13.88830
Arrival · West shore, boat landing
Village at the western end. The boat landing is inside Camp Bohinj and is wheelchair accessible; one of the two swimming areas is here too.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.27929, 13.82998
Water · Swimming area
Bay on the north-eastern shore, one of the two designated swimming areas. Dogs may not swim here.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.28523, 13.88074
Nature · Cable car
Valley station of the cable car up Vogel, near Ukanc.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.26976, 13.83810
Arrival · Railway station
Station for arriving by train and changing to the seasonal buses; also the car train to Most na Soči.
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A glacial lake without a hotel shoreline: electric boats, two swimming areas and a waterfall that comes out of the rock face.
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46.27427, 13.95916
Where to stay · Hut at the source
Hut at the start of the Soča Trail and meeting point for the park authority's guided hikes.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.40951, 13.72546
History · Monument on the Soča Trail
Monument to the mountaineer and writer Julius Kugy, on the trail through the Trenta.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.40427, 13.74299
Nature · Mlinarica gorge
Side gorge of the Mlinarica, reached from the Soča Trail via a suspension bridge.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.40616, 13.75450
Surroundings · Town outside the park
End of the Soča Trail and starting point for most rafting and kayaking trips, outside the national park.
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The emerald river rises as a karst spring in the Trenta, and only its upper valley belongs to the national park.
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46.33858, 13.55242
Arrival · Entrance, Podhom 80
Start of the trail, with helmets, a bistro and information, but no tickets. Not accessible by car; only bicycles and motorcycles may park here.
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1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna: no more than 245 people at a time, and only in one direction.
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46.39359, 14.08569
Arrival · Official car park
The only official car park and the only ticket office. The shuttle runs from here to the visitor centre about every seven minutes. Up to four hours of parking is included in the ticket.
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1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna: no more than 245 people at a time, and only in one direction.
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46.37819, 14.08494
Mountains & rock · End of the gorge
The waterfall at the gorge exit. Swimming is prohibited here, as it is throughout the gorge.
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1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna: no more than 245 people at a time, and only in one direction.
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46.40072, 14.09916
Trails · Return route
At the start of the themed return trail over Hom hill, next to the Jurček bistro.
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1.6 km (1 mi) of wooden boardwalks above the Radovna: no more than 245 people at a time, and only in one direction.
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46.39453, 14.10803
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