The Julian Alps are beautiful in all seasons of the year. In winter, when peaks are covered in snow, they are a true magnet for those pursuing ski touring joys. If you are one of them, you’ll certainly be glad to try a ski touring journey called Juliana SkiTour, which takes you across the Julian Alps from Kranjska Gora to Tolmin.
It’s a combination of four different ski tours involving two levels of difficulty. You will not have to sleep in cold bivouacs in the mountains - you will be returning every day down to the valley, where you will have a warm shower, comfortable bed and decent dinner.
Take a look at some basic information about the ski touring tour across the Julian Alps.
Ski touring is an unforgettable experience if practised in a safe and responsible way. Carefully plan your tour, choose a suitable place and time, and don’t forget to use the appropriate equipment. Get to know some popular locations for ski touring in Slovenia.
Juliana SkiTour is an exceptional winter adventure, accessible for a broad range of visitors to snow-covered mountains. Less experienced touring skiers should take the tour with trained guides and choose the easier ski tours.
The more demanding version of the Juliana SkiTour ski touring journey is suitable for very well prepared and experienced touring skiers and is viable when the weather and snow conditions are right.
Ski touring requires a great deal of responsibility. Take care of your own safety. Check what you need to be aware of before you leave and what protective equipment you need in addition to ski touring equipment.
Check the weather and snow conditions
Choose a tour that suits your level of physical and mental fitness
Full winter mountaineering equipment, proper winter clothing, ice axe and crampons
Avalanche trio - avalanche beacon, avalanche probe and avalanche shovel
The Juliana SkiTour takes you through the most picturesque mountainous areas and pristine nature of the Triglav National Park, complemented by various experiences in the Alpine valleys.
A world-class ski centre nestled in the Julian Alps at the triple border point of Slovenia, Italy and Austria
Escape on an active break in the picturesque world of the Julian Alps, the Triglav National Park and the emerald River Soča.
An oasis of peace and pristine nature in the Julian Alps and in the Triglav National Park.
A snowy idyll in winter, young growth in spring, pleasant coolness in summer and the colourful picturesqueness of autumn – the Julian Alps are well worth visiting every day of the year.
The highest mountain range in Slovenia stands tall in the north-western corner of the country. The king of the Julian Alps is the 2,864-metre high Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia, which also has an important symbolic role for Slovenians. In addition to the mighty peaks, the world of the Julian Alps is also adorned by picturesque valleys with iconic lakes and rivers of world renown.
MoreThe highest mountain range in Slovenia stands tall in the north-western corner of the country. The king of the Julian Alps is the 2,864-metre high Triglav, the highest peak in Slovenia, which also has an important symbolic role for Slovenians. In addition to the mighty peaks, the world of the Julian Alps is also adorned by picturesque valleys with iconic lakes and rivers of world renown.
MoreThe sole national park in Slovenia covers a large part of the eastern Julian Alps and is the largest protected area in the country. Alpine peaks, green valleys, clear waters and pasturing plateaus full of life are only a part of the natural treasures of the park. In addition to natural features, you can feel the connection between people and nature, and this is also reflected in the park's cultural heritage. The park is part of UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere (MAB) network of biosphere areas.
MoreWinter has its charms. A stroll in the snow-covered countryside instils peace and fills you with energy. So put on your winter hiking boots or your snowshoes and take a hike along the snow-covered plains. Discover your winter fairy tale in the middle of pristine nature.
MoreThe Julian Alps is not only about high peaks, as there are also green valleys, towns and villages there. Get to know life in the embrace of the mighty mountainous world and take a hike on the long-distance circular trail around the Julian Alps.
MoreYou can also explore the Julian Alps by bicycle. The Juliana Bike long-distance tour cycling trail takes you among Alpine peaks, across mountain passes and through Alpine valleys teeming with a wide variety of interesting features and experiences, all of which are well worth making a stop for.
MoreSlovenian mountains offer something well worth a visit in every season of the year. In the warm months, the numerous hiking and cycling trails will take you to the mountainous world, and in winter, the snowy slopes and valleys will invite you to spend some unforgettable time in the snow.
Alpine Slovenia, at the heart of the mountains, along lakes and rivers. Visit Triglav National Park, Bled, Bohinj, Kranjska Gora and the Soča Valley.
Head to Slovenia for active winter experiences on snow and ice.
The most beautiful views await you on the tallest peaks.
From the green landscape, head to rocky heights, to Slovenian hills and mountains.
Complement your ski trip with some other winter experiences and other experiences in Slovenia's ski centres and in their immediate surroundings.
The Julian Alps are love at first sight for many. What scenes of mountainous nature have touched your heart? Share your photographs and videos from hikes in the mountainous world of Slovenia with #ifeelsLOVEnija and #myway hashtags.
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