As you will start your hike right away in the morning, make sure to arrive to Kranjska Gora at least a day prior to the official start of the hiking adventure. If you need any help with booking accommodation for today as well as the rest of the tour, let us know and we can help make arrangements. Use the rest of the day to explore the fairy-tale Kranjska Gora!

After meeting with your guide and your group in Kranjska Gora, take a short transfer (12 km / 7 miles) to start your hike! Walking starts up from Vršič Pass to Vratca Saddle and continues under the north face of Mala Mojstrovka to Slemenova Špica—a peak boasting spectacular views of the peaks from Mala Mojstrovka to Jalovec. After a break, descend back down to Vršič Pass. You’ll get transferred back to Kranjska Gora.

Hiking: 4 hours
Elevation: +300 m / +985 ft | -300 m / -985 ft

Get transferred to Planina pod Golico village (27 km / 17 miles) to start today’s hike. The path leads you through the woods to Golica mountain hut. After a short break at the hut, continue to the Golica peak at 1,835 m (6,020 ft) providing a beautiful view over the Julian Alps. Once you’re ready, descend the same way back down to the Golica Hut. Here is where you’ll taste local food and drinks. Go back down to Planina pod Golico and transfer back to Kranjska Gora.

Hiking: 6.30 hours
Elevation: +855 m / +2,805 ft | -855 m / -2,805 ft

Today you’re going to start walking from Kranjska Gora. The path leads you through woods to Mahovje, one of the sources of Martuljek falls, situated below one of Slovenia’s most scenic mountain peaks. Then you’ll visit the second Martuljek waterfall, an astounding 50-meter (165-foot) mighty stream of water falling down a white rocky wall. After a short break and some photo-ops, descend down to Ingo timber hut—it’s time for some local food and drinks! Once you’ve refueled, descend down to the Martuljek village through the gorge and one of the waterfalls. Transfer back to Kranjska Gora.

Hiking: 8 hours
Elevation: +700 m / +2,300 ft | -700 m / -2,300 ft

Transfer to Jurezova planina (12 km / 7.5 miles), from where a climb up to Vosca meadow starts. Spectacular Alpine peaks will be surrounding you—Martuljek peaks, Razor, Prisojnik, Jalovec, Mangart, just to name a few. The path leads you further onto the ridge (which is actually a border between Slovenia and Austria!), all the way to Trupejevo poldne peak. After a break on the top, descend down to Zeleznica. There’s no mountain hut on today’s route so you’ll bring a picnic lunch or a snack with you. Get back to Kranjska Gora.

Hiking: 6 hours
Elevation: +500 m / +1,640 ft | -500 m / -1,640 ft

To start today’s hike, take a 20-kilometer (12.5-mile) ride over Vršič Pass to Trenta at the source of Soča River. Soča River Trail is the oldest and longest natural trail in Triglav National Park—it connects footpaths, secluded spots, and remote corners of the valley. This emerald river is sure to be a lifelong memory, and something particularly interesting are picturesque bridges along the river.

Hiking: 8 hours
Elevation: +400 m / +1,310 ft | -400 m / -1,310 ft

Get to your final hike by transferring to Peričnik waterfall—Slovenia’s pride and joy, falling 16 m (52 feet) down the first ridge, and then 52 m (170 ft) down to the bottom. The Peričnik waterfall is a reminder of the ice age, during which the largest glacier valley Vrata was shaped. This is a spectacular valley stretching from Mojstrana to the foothills of the North Face of Triglav (the highest peak of the Julian Alps and Slovenia), After the mighty waterfall, continue with transfer to Mojstrana (14 km / 9 miles), from where you start to hike through Vrata Valley, boasting numerous viewpoint. Walk up to the Luknja saddle under the Triglav North Face—one of the biggest faces in the Eastern Alps! On the way back, stop over at Aljažev Hut for a lunch break. Transfer back to Kranjska Gora and enjoy your well-deserved rest.

Hiking: 8 hours
Elevation: +600 m / +1,970 ft | -600 m / -1,970 ft

Your hiking tour has officially come to an end! If you need any help with what to visit next in the spectacular Slovenia, just ask your guide for some recommendations.