
Julian Alps
The Julian Alps connect the most recognised Slovenian alpine tourist destinations such as Bled, Bohinj, Kranjska Gora and destinations in SoÄa Valley. Triglav, also the highest Slovenian mountain and the symbol of the country, reigns in the Julian Alps and lent its name to the only national park in Slovenia.
The Julian Alps offer an infinite range of hiking and cycling opportunities. From paths leading to natural sights of interest and gentle strolls in the valleys to wanders in the Alpine foothills and demanding ascents into the high mountains. Alongside charming towns and villages, beautiful landscapes and picturesque views, the Julian Alps is blessed with an incredible range of biodiversity and cultural heritage.
Every season in the Julian Alps provides a different trove of traveling treasures. From more personal experiences in lush spring or colorful autumn, when you share the place with fewer people, to full-of-life summer and winter adventures.

Sustainable tourism is a principle at the heart of the Julian Alps and the region includes many nationally and internationally recognised green destinations. Destinations within the region realized change only occurred from all of us working together.
The Julian Alps Association was created as a collective partnership with a clear vision to showcase the region not only for tourism and commercial opportunities, but also with a biosphere plan to protect and sustain the environment and surroundings, and put nature at the forefront.
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Diversity
The Julian Alps are blessed with an incredible range of biodiversity. One element of the Julian Alpsā biodiversity that makes it stand out is that it also occurs in the valleys and at higher altitudes. The meadows, forests, wetlands and mountains already harbour a huge variety of plant (more than 1,600) and animal (more than 7,000) species. In total, the Julian Alps Biosphere Reserve covers 195,723 ha.
To maintain this level of biodiversity and the natural ecosystem that surrounds it, a key focus of the Julian Alpsā latest tourism strategy is on how tourism can benefit the environment and the local communities.
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