Matevz, an IFMGA mountain guide, has set a great 1-day itinerary visiting 7 beautiful spots in the alpine region of Slovenia: gorges, waterfalls and lakes will be part of the trip!
Julian Alps
1 Day
Jun - Sep
Low
I propose a 1-day trip visiting 7 beautiful spots in the Alpine region of Slovenia.
We'll take a minivan and traverse along these places:
1. Peričnik Waterfall
This beautiful waterfall lies inside Triglav National Park, in the Vrata Valley. We can get there after a 30 min drive from Bled and a short hike.
In fact, this spot consists of 2 waterfalls: the Upper Peričnik Waterfall (which is 16 m high) and the impressive Lower Peričnik Waterfall that has a 52 m drop.
One of the highlights of this waterfall is that you can walk completely behind it!
A 2472 m pyramid-shaped peak of the Julian Alps. It belongs to the Martuljek group and it's considered one of the most beautiful in the area.
The Sava Bohinjka river flows into Bohinj Lake. We'll explore a section where there's a small emerald lake. Under the surface of the lake, you can observe volcanic activity at a micro scale.
A very scenic lake surrounded by an alpine forest, with a small island covered with trees.
Lake Predil stands on the Italian side, at a short distance from the Slovenian border.
The Soča river, famous for its unique turquoise waters, is a must-see attraction in Slovenia. The Great Soča gorge is a wild narrow gorge with fast rapids of an intense emerald color. Prepare your camera for an amazing sight!
The 'Pagan girl' is a rock formation that lies on the face of Mount Prisank (2547 m). This spot is near Vršič Pass, the highest road pass in Slovenia at 1611 m and a great location to admire alpine views!
A beautiful alpine lake on the village of Kranjska Gora. There are some nice hiking trails on the surroundings of the lake.
It's worth mentioning that you can combine this tour with different adventures, like rafting in emerald waters or having fun at a zipline.
Would you like to join a great 1-day guided tour in Slovenia, visiting some of its most beautiful alpine wonders? Send a request so we can set a date for this trip!
I offer many mountain programmes in this area, like a family canyoning trip in Bled. Please note that you can combine this trip with any other you wish and receive a discount. Besides, you can ask about other non-mountain activities including horseback riding, mountain biking, skydiving, paragliding, kayaking, hot air ballooning and more!
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Mountain Guide
I’m a certified IFMGA mountain guide and canyoning guide living in the small and famous town of Bled, in Slovenia.
I started rock climbing at the age of 5. From that time on, the mountains became my playground. During my childhood, I took part in many rock climbing competitions. When I was 12, my twin brother and I did our first multi-pitch climb on a 350 m wall.
By the age of 16, I started competing in ice climbing world cups and later on skydiving junior world cups. In fact, in 2008 I became the world champion at the UIAA Ice Climbing Overall Ranking in speed ice climbing.
I climbed in many different countries like Peru, South Korea, Switzerland, France and Italy. However, Slovenia is the place I like the most.
Among other significant achievements, I did the first winter ascent (from the bottom of the wall) in Sphinx, the most difficult route in the mythical North Face of Mt Triglav. Besides, I got the first place for males at the IFMGA International mountain guide climbing championship in 2017.
I like sharing moments with people, especially in mountains. Feel free to join me in the highest mountains, steepest walls and many other Alpine wonders. I’m flexible, so we can also research places in other countries worldwide. Deep canyons, emerald rivers, beautiful mountains, great people, a good laugh, you name it.
I look forward to meeting you!
Languages
Slovenian | English
Certificates
ZGVS | IVBV | UIAGM | IFMGA
Susana
That was not the guide, to begin with. It was a very very young woman. She was not very communicative, although she replied all the questions asked by the people seating in the front row. I, at the rear, have little opportunity to actually ear anything that it was said. Even less to ask myself The tour was not so bad but obviously some stops were far more interesting than others. What I found really annoying was the company of two people (clearly not customers) who shared the tour with us, speaking one another in their language as if they were alone in the van. Customers and friends (colleagues?) should be kept apart.
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