Rock Climbing in the Slovenian Julian Alps: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Explore Slovenia’s most beautiful mountains, lakes and forests.
Stretching across Slovenia, the Julian Alps are home to some of the highest mountains in the country. This makes them a great place to hike. This area offers more than just great mountains though. Expect stunning lakes overlooked by castles, lush sprawling forests and more.
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What should I know about Rock Climbing Slovenian Julian Alps?
Follow the hiking trails around the stunning Lake Bled or hike higher into the mountains and enjoy a hike from mountain hut to hut over a number of days. The Triglav National Park is a must-do thanks to its many hiking trails and spectacular scenery. While there be sure to explore the Valley of the Seven Lakes, the Soca Valley, and the Pokljuka trail. And, if you’re really keen on a challenge you can hike to the summit of Mount Triglav.
Why should I choose Slovenian Julian Alps for my Rock Climbing adventure?
The mighty Mount Triglav
At 2,864 meters, Mount Triglav is the tallest mountain in the country. This peak is an important symbol for Slovenia, it even features on the flag of the country. Climbing to the top is a challenge but an achievable one.
Excellent local food and culture
The Julian Alps are home to many charming towns. Get to know some of the friendly locals, learn about the interesting history of the region, sample some of the local sausage or beer and feel the sun on your face in one of the many cafes.
Beautiful and varied landscapes
The Julian Alps are home to many diverse landscapes. There are numerous hiking trails that take you around sites of natural beauty like Lake Bled, the many waterfalls and streams of the Soca River Valley and more.
What can I expect from the weather during my Rock Climbing trip in Slovenian Julian Alps?
The summers here are mild and the winters are icy and snowy. The temperature generally varies from -10 °C to 20 °C.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Slovenian Julian Alps region?
Slovene or Slovenian
What currency is accepted around Slovenian Julian Alps?
Euro
How can I get to Slovenian Julian Alps?
Fly to Ljubljana Airport. From their take a bus or travel by transfer to the Julian Alps.
What's the country code for the Slovenian Julian Alps region?
+386
When is the best time to travel to Slovenian Julian Alps for Rock Climbing?
May through September
What people are saying about Rock Climbing | Slovenian Julian Alps
Mei
Our day with Jan and Youna (I'm definitely spelling their names wrong, sorry) went very well, he made sure to check our skill level and chose climbs based on it. He also offered tips on how to tackle climbs and was very attentive to our safety. A great plus is helping us take photos with his amazing camera. Great day out on the rocks!
Joni
Strong recommendation. Walking poles could ve been useful support for hiking part.
Saku
I don't properly understand Explore Share's role here. I just wanted to use a small local guiding company and I was forced to do booking through Explore Share. And finally third party, Kofler Sport took care of guiding. Kofler Sport and especially Greg's job was excellent.
Kjetil
Good information on the Explore-share website and help finding an available guide. Got in direct touch with guide very fast and were able to get all answers as to verify that this was the right trip for me. Had to change dates by one day due to weather changes, but this is to be expected in mountain regions. Ended up climbing in beautiful weather with very professional, calm and safe guide Igor Kremser. Overall a good experience from finding the trip, all communications and of course the trip itself. Thanks!
Andrew
Hey Rok & Dejan, Thanks for taking us out to Bellevue. We had a great time and enjoyed the drinks and conversation after. We’re off to do some bouldering in Trenta per your recommendation, and are inspired to hit the outside even more when we’re back home. Hope to come back to Slovenia one day. Maybe we’ll see you in Metelkova tomorrow, Dejan. Best, Andrew
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