Mount Triglav Climb (Self Guided)

You will go by yourself to Lake Bohinj and from Stara Fuzina, the lakeside village, your walking adventure begins. After one and a half kilometres you will reach the Mostnica Gorge, a beautiful canyon with crystal clear blue water. Cross the Devil's Bridge into the Voje Valley. There is a nice legend about this bridge, perhaps a Slovene you meet on the way will tell you about it.

From there you will continue through the Voje Valley and arrive at your accommodation, Dom Planika pod Triglavom (2401 m), in the afternoon. After a hike of about 8 hours, you can enjoy a well-deserved rest.

The next day starts early, and you face an immediate challenge! Today the via ferrata is on the programme, because only then can you reach the summit of Mount Triglav. After some supposed ticks against the butt with a rope and capturing the Alja Tower you will start the descent towards the Triglav Lakes. This day, too, you'll be on the road for at least nine hours, so once you arrive at Koca pri Triglavskih jezerih (1685m), the shoes come off and you can enjoy a tasty štruklji. Sleep well!

Today is already the last day of your adventure. You will encounter several more lakes along the way until you reach the Komna Plateau. You will then descend to Lake Bohinj, where your hiking adventure will end. Optionally, you can take another 20-minute hike at the end of your hike to visit the famous Savica waterfall. The approximately 5-hour hike gives you space in the afternoon to explore some more of the surroundings, after which your adventure has come to an end.

Note: If you wish to shorten your route, you can do so by taking a bus from Planina Blato. Shortly after passing Planina pri Jezeru Mountain Hut and Lake, take a detour by following the road to the left to reach Planina Blato, where the bus stop is located. Bus tickets cannot be purchased on the bus, so please make sure to buy your ticket in advance. You can check the bus schedules here.