Slovenia · June 2025 - September 2025
Hut to Hut hiking in Triglav National Park
Julian Alps High Traverse: A Thrilling Multi-Day Adventure
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Overview
Experience the breathtaking wilderness of Slovenia on an unforgettable trek through the Julian Alps. This multi-day journey is ideal for those with basic hiking experience, offering a thrilling mix of rugged trails, stunning alpine vistas, and peaceful mountain valleys. The adventure requires a good level of fitness but can be easily customized to your needs, whether you’d like to make the trek tougher or easier, shorter or longer. Our focus is on providing a flexible and adaptable experience, ensuring that each hiker can enjoy the Julian Alps to the fullest. This unique hiking tour can be done as either a guided or self-guided adventure. Opt for a guided experience if you’d like the added support of an expert local guide who can enhance your journey with knowledge about the landscape, history, and flora and fauna of the region. Guided tours also bring the peace of mind that comes with having an experienced leader who knows the terrain well and can adjust plans on the fly to suit weather conditions and group preferences. Alternatively, if you’re confident in your navigation skills and crave independence, choose the self-guided option. We’ll provide you with a comprehensive guidebook, detailed maps, and all the information you need to explore safely and comfortably at your own pace. We’ll also take care of logistical details of booking the mountain huts, so you can focus on enjoying your adventure. Whichever option you choose, you’ll be treated to a seamless blend of awe-inspiring landscapes and carefully planned routes, making for an unforgettable exploration of Slovenia’s Julian Alps. Let us know your preferences, and we’ll tailor the experience to ensure your journey is as rewarding and enjoyable as possible.
Highlights
Stunning Alpine Scenery
Trek through breathtaking landscapes, from the pristine Seven Lakes Valley to panoramic views of the Julian Alps, with iconic peaks and lush green valleys.
Flexible Guided or Self-Guided Options
Choose between a guided experience with a knowledgeable local expert or a self-guided trek with detailed maps and logistical support, allowing you to explore at your own pace.
High Peaks & Dramatic Terrain
Challenge yourself with hikes to high alpine points like Hribarice and Mt. Kanjavec, where rocky trails reward you with some of the best views in Slovenia.
Customizable Itinerary
Adapt the trek to your preferences, making it tougher or easier, with options to shorten or extend the route based on your experience and comfort level.
Immersive Local Experience
Finish your adventure in the serene Bohinj Valley, taking in sights like Mostnica Gorge and the beautiful forested Pokljuka Plateau, while soaking up the rich natural and cultural beauty of the region.
Itinerary
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Day 1: Vogel to Komna (Dom na Komni Hut)
Kick off your alpine adventure with a scenic hike from Vogel to Dom na Komni Hut. The route features a blend of lush alpine meadows and stunning views over the Bohinj basin. The big elevation gain on the first day is avoided with a gondola to Vogel. This first day is a wonderful introduction to the Julian Alps, offering both beauty and variety.
Hiking: 12 km, 820 m elevation gain, 850 m descent
Overnight: Dom na Komni Hut
Day 2: From Komna to Koča pri Triglavskih Jezerih
Today’s trek takes you deeper into the heart of the Alps, passing through awe-inspiring viewpoints and iconic natural wonders. Start with a visit to Pršivec, a viewpoint that provides sweeping vistas of Lake Bohinj, before heading to Black Lake, the last of the Seven Lakes. The serene mountain lakes offer a perfect backdrop for breaks and photographs.
Hiking: 15 km, 800 m elevation gain, 600 m descent
Overnight: Koča pri Triglavskih Jezerih
Day 3: Seven Lakes Valley to Vodnikov Dom
Enter the most renowned area of the Julian Alps: the magical Seven Lakes Valley. Ascend to Hribarice, the highest point of the tour, over rugged terrain. Adventurous hikers can opt for an additional climb to Mt. Kanjavec, one of Slovenia’s highest peaks. The day ends at Vodnikov dom, where you’ll be treated to magnificent alpine views.
Hiking: 11 km, 700 m elevation gain, 600 m descent
Overnight: Vodnikov Dom
Day 4: Triglav Panorama Trail to Blejska Koča
Experience one of the most breathtaking trails in the Julian Alps, with incredible panoramic views of Mount Triglav and the surrounding peaks. Each turn reveals spectacular vistas as you follow this route to Blejska Koča, a cozy mountain hut perfect for a restful evening.
Hiking: 11 km, 700 m elevation gain, 800 m descent
Overnight: Blejska Koča
Day 5: Pokljuka Plateau to Mostnica Gorge & Bohinj
Your final day takes you through the lush, tranquil forests of Pokljuka, the highest forested plateau in the region. The route features a long descent, leading you down to the stunning Mostnica Gorge before finishing in the beautiful Bohinj Valley. For a more relaxed ending, the hike can be shortened with a transfer from Pokljuka.
Hiking: 17 km, 1200m descent (or 400m with transfer)
What's included
What's Included
Tour design and organisation
A booklet with detailed itinerary and route instructions
Service and support during your tour
GPS navigation with an easy-to-use app
Accommodation with halfboard in mountain huts
What's Not Included
Airport transfers (we are happy to arrange those to fit your travel plans)
Extra days (we are happy to customise those to your wishes)
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Dates
27 June - 1 July 2025
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8 - 12 July 2025
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18 - 22 July 2025
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28 July - 1 August 2025
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8 - 12 August 2025
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18 - 22 August 2025
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28 August - 1 September 2025
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8 - 12 September 2025
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FAQs
What fitness level is required for the tour?
The hut-to-hut tour covers distances ranging from 11 to 17 km per day with significant elevation changes. You should be in good physical shape and comfortable hiking on rugged mountain terrain for several hours. Training in advance, especially with uphill and downhill hiking, is recommended
What is the difficulty level of this tour?
This tour is considered moderately challenging. Some days involve steep ascents and descents, while the terrain can be rocky and uneven. There are options for more adventurous routes (e.g., climbing Mt. Kanjavec) and some flexibility on the final day to adjust for comfort.
The trails are not technical and the days not too long, but nobody has said it was too easy.
What should I pack for the hike?
Essentials include sturdy, well-broken-in hiking boots, weatherproof clothing, a backpack, a reusable water bottle, and energy snacks. Don’t forget layers, as mountain weather can be unpredictable. A detailed packing list will be provided after booking.
Can I join the tour as a solo traveler?
Yes! The self-guided variation of the tour is suitable for anybody and the price doesn't change if you are along. Don't worry, you will meet other people on the trail to keep you company, but it will never get too busy :)
What is the accommodation like in the mountain huts?
The mountain huts are rustic and communal but provide the necessary amenities for a comfortable stay, such as beds with blankets, hot meals, and access to water. However, there is limited electricity, and facilities are often shared. Be prepared for simple living.
What happens in case of bad weather?
Mountain weather can change rapidly. Guides will adjust the route if necessary to ensure safety, and self-guided hikers will receive instructions on safer alternate routes. It's crucial to have waterproof gear and be prepared for varying conditions.