Magnificent views from the tall peaks, green Alpine valleys, babbling brooks and lakes that reflect the blue sky, and a huge diversity of flora and fauna. No, you’re not dreaming! You can experience all of this in Triglav National Park, Slovenia’s largest protected area and only national park. It takes its name from Slovenia’s highest mountain, Triglav (2,864 m), and is seen by many as a kind of holy mountain. The park encompasses the majority of the eastern part of the Julian Alps. In addition to its natural attractions you can feel man’s connection with nature, which is also evident in the park’s cultural heritage. There are abundant opportunities for exploring and active use of your free time, so what are you waiting for? Feel Triglav National Park in your own way.
One of Slovenia’s best-known legends tells of a golden-horned chamois who reigned over the Julian Alps. Enter his kingdom and search for his greatest treasures, which lie hidden in Triglav National Park and its surroundings.
Spend your holidays at destinations in the wider area of Triglav National Park. Surrender to the charms of the emerald-green Soča River, the iconic Lake Bled with its island, or the mysterious Lake Bohinj. Explore the wonders of nature near one of Slovenia’s best-known ski areas.
An oasis of peace and pristine nature in the Julian Alps and in the Triglav National Park.
Escape on an active break in the picturesque world of the Julian Alps, the Triglav National Park and the emerald River Soča.
A world-class ski centre nestled in the Julian Alps at the triple border point of Slovenia, Italy and Austria
Lake Bled and a castle perched on a cliff is one of the most beautiful Alpine resorts in Europe.
You will happen upon numerous natural and cultural attractions in Triglav National Park. To give you an idea, we present some of the most beautiful creations of both nature and man.
Stop time and escape into the embrace of unspoiled nature, and enjoy active experiences your own way. Climb to the summits and drink in the beauty of the views, feel the drops of clear water on your skin and raise your heart rate with adrenaline sports.
Whether your heart seeks the heights or is happy walking in the Alpine valleys, you will find a trail to your liking in Triglav National Park. On the themed trails you can get to know the riches of the park and its rules more intimately.
MoreWhether your heart seeks the heights or is happy walking in the Alpine valleys, you will find a trail to your liking in Triglav National Park. On the themed trails you can get to know the riches of the park and its rules more intimately.
MoreThe crystal-clear waters simply cry for adventure, which you will find in ample supply in Triglav National Park. Take a kayak, canoe or raft down the rapids, or go swimming in a glacial lake or river gorge and explore the world below the water’s surface.
MoreYou can also enjoy nature’s beauty and diversity in the national park by bike. Bike riding is only allowed on the maintained forest trails and with a high degree of responsibility, but they offer indescribable pleasures. Part of the Slovenian Mountain Bike Route leads through the park.
MoreThe Vogel ski area, which rises above Lake Bohinj, is the only ski area lying within Triglav National Park. A gondola takes you to the top, and you can find your own favourite way down. Vogel is a popular destination for tour skiing and freeriding.
MoreThe Julian Alps, the highest mountain range in Slovenia, make up almost the entire area of Triglav National Park. The national park is crossed by some long-distance trails, which are considered to be among the most beautiful hiking trails in Slovenia.
Triglav National Park covers a full four percent of Slovenia’s territory.
What is known today as Triglav National Park is one of Europe’s oldest parks.
The majority of Slovenia’s more than 400 two-thousand metre peaks lie within the boundaries of Triglav National Park.
Triglav National Park was the first Slovenian biosphere reserve in UNESCO’s MAB network.
It is especially pleasant to visit the Triglav National Park in the summer, when temperatures in other parts of the country reach 30˚C. At the Park, the average temperatures of the warmest month range from 20°C in the valley to 5.6°C in the mountains. Find your place to unwind in the Julian Alps.
The Triglav National Park is the symbol of Alpine Slovenia, but it also has certain elements of Mediterranean Slovenia. Info points, which are also the best starting point for learning about the Park, are located at Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj, and in Trenta Valley, near Bovec and the Soča Valley.
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Inhale the fresh mountain air and drink in the magnificent views from Slovenia’s peaks. Refresh yourself in the clear waters and discover the life of the Alpine valleys. Experience a genuine contact with nature in protected areas.
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