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One of Europe’s Most Scenic WWI Trails Unveils New Ways to Explore

Published:
5.5.2026

One of Europe’s Most Scenic WWI Trails Unveils New Ways to Explore

One of Europe’s most remarkable cross-border heritage trails is entering the new season with important upgrades for visitors.  The Walk of Peace — which follows the former Isonzo Front from the Alps to the Adriatic — has reopened its Kolovrat Information Point and launched a new mobile application designed to make exploring the route easier and more exciting.

Located high above the emerald Soča Valley, Kolovrat Open-Air Museum is one of the most striking historical sites along the trail, offering panoramic views alongside preserved First World War trenches and fortifications. The information point reopened on May 1 and once again provides visitors with insight into the history of the area, hiking recommendations, maps, and local souvenirs.

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A major new addition this season is the “Walk of Peace” mobile app, which brings together 30 sections of the trail stretching between Slovenia and Italy. The app includes route descriptions, recommendations, navigation support, and more than 170 cultural heritage points connected to the legacy of the First World War. Users can also download GPX, KML, and FIT navigation files, making trip planning significantly easier for hikers and cyclists exploring the region.

Currently available in Slovenian and Italian, the app will soon also launch in English, further strengthening the international accessibility of the trail.

Stretching from Log pod Mangartom to Trieste, the Walk of Peace has become one of the region’s most distinctive tourism products, combining powerful historical storytelling with outdoor experiences and spectacular landscapes. The trail connects museums, former battlefields, natural attractions, and local communities across the Slovenian-Italian border, offering visitors a deeper understanding of European history through active travel.

Source/Photo: Foundation “Walk of Peace in the Soča Region”

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