Why Triglav is the Peak Everyone Wants to Climb At 2,864 meters, Mount Triglav is the highest peak in Slovenia and the undisputed king of the Julian Alps. But its significance goes far beyond altitude. Triglav is a symbol of national identity—so much so that it appears on the Slovenian flag. Locals say that every...Read More
From forested pastures to glacial lakes and high mountain ridges The Seven Lakes Valley, locally known as Dolina Triglavskih jezer, is one of Slovenia’s most beloved hiking destinations. Nestled deep in Triglav National Park, this high-alpine valley unfolds across a dramatic glacial corridor dotted with lakes, pine forests, and limestone slopes. If you’re wondering what...Read More
Trekking above 4,000 meters no longer falls under the category of tourist trekking. It’s a step into a world where nature begins to seriously test your readiness and patience, and where the mountains demand respect. These are conditions where fatigue builds up faster, sleep can become lighter, oxygen is scarcer, and every step requires more...Read More
