A popular starting point for hikes in the Julian Alps, this mountain hut offers meals and overnight stays. It’s surrounded by dramatic cliffs and alpine scenery. Great for resting before or after exploring Mount Triglav.

A lesser-known gem, Tolmin Gorge offers turquoise pools, narrow rock corridors, and thermal springs. Wooden pathways and bridges guide visitors through this peaceful, scenic area. It’s perfect for a quiet nature escape.

Located in the Vrata Valley, this waterfall has two impressive tiers and a unique feature — you can walk behind it. The misty trail and lush setting offer a magical experience. It’s especially dramatic in spring and after rain.

One of the most famous waterfalls in Slovenia, Savica plunges from a karst spring into a pool below. A well-maintained trail and steps lead to the viewpoint. It’s a short, rewarding excursion near Lake Bohinj.

Slovenia’s highest mountain pass connects Kranjska Gora to the Soča Valley. With 50 hairpin turns and breathtaking views, it's a scenic drive or bike route. Along the way, visit the Russian Chapel and enjoy alpine vistas.

A stunning alpine trail featuring a series of glacial lakes surrounded by mountains and meadows. Ideal for experienced hikers, the area is rich in natural beauty and wildlife. Overnight mountain huts offer resting spots.

Known for its emerald-green waters, the Soča River is ideal for kayaking, rafting, and fishing. The valley is framed by alpine peaks and picturesque villages. A paradise for outdoor and water sports lovers.

The highest peak in Slovenia, Mount Triglav is a national symbol and a popular climbing destination. It requires a full-day hike or overnight trek with proper gear. Summiting it is considered a rite of passage for Slovenians.