838 km2, 25 settlements, 2,200 residents

What the park offers you
-Vrata Natural Science Education Trail for experiencing one of the most beautiful glacial valleys in the Alps. Starting point: Mojstrana (Ros); length of tour: 4–5 hours
-Soča Trail combines outstanding natural assets and characteristic cultural heritage from the source of the Soča River through the Trenta Valley along the river to the border of the park at Kršovec (Kal Koritnica). Starting point: Source of the Soča (length of tour to the Information Center in Trenta is 2–3 hours; length of entire trail is 20 km)
-Pokljuka Trail winds through forests and across alpine meadows to several historical points of interest linked in a park theme trail. Starting point: Mrzli Studenec; length of tour 3 hours.
-Goreljek Peat Bog Education Trail illustrates the special features and importance of a peat bog that ranks among the most valuable natural jewels of Europe (trail forms part of the Pokljuka Trail). Starting point: Goreljek; length of tour 1 hour.
-Radovna Bicycle Trail. Experience Radovna— valley, river, and village—by bicycle and explore its special natural and cultural features. Starting point: Krnica pri Zgornjih Gorjah; length of tour: 2.5–3.5 hours)
-Lectures and children’s workshops at the Triglav National Park Information Center, where adults can learn about the protection and conservation of nature and children can play creatively in educational workshops.
-Presentation of Triglav National Park in words and pictures, the legend of the Goldenhorn, and organization of creative workshops in schools, in nature, or at the Information Center
-Photography Workshop for amateur photographers devoted to photographing the special natural, cultural, and ethnological features of the park.
-Guided tours of the park led by natural scientists or professional park guides to discover the most beautiful and interesting corners of Triglav National Park.

Access to Triglav National Park
Buses run from Ljubljana to Bled and on to Bohinjska Bistrica, Lake Bohinj, and the Hotel Zlatorog at the west end of Lake Bohinj and to Jesenice, Mojstrana, Gozd Martuljek, Kranjska Gora, and Rateče.
In summer, buses cross Vršič Pass from Kranjska Gora to Bovec.
Southern bus routes run to Tolmin, Kobarid, and Bovec from Nova Gorica, Idrija, and Ljubljana.
Trains from Ljubljana to the Lesce-Bled station where there are local bus connections.
From Jesenice (connections to Ljubljana, Austria), a train runs to Nova Gorica and back.
An autotrain with space for bicycles runs between Bohinjska Bistrica, Podbrdo, and Most na Soči.

Triglav National Park Information Center in Bled open year round.

Trenta Mountain Lodge, Na Logu v Trenti
open May to October, 10:00–18:00;
Tel. and fax: +386 (0)5 388 93 30
Pocarjeva Farm Museum, Zgornja Radovna
open June 24 to September 15, 11:00–18:00
(Friday, Saturday, Sunday); groups by arrangement.