Ascent of Krn from Planina Kuhinja

This short family walk will take you to Slap Kozjak, one of Slovenia’s most beautiful waterfalls, despite its modest height (just 15 metres). What makes this waterfall special is the large pool at its base, where you can easily swim or even dive in – provided you’re not put off by the relatively cool water! On the way back, a break by the banks of the wonderful River Soca is also a welcome treat… Please note that an entry fee of €4 per person was charged in July 2019.

A long and very beautiful route with some striking views, which allows you to stay as cool as possible by not exceeding 1,700 m. Very pleasant in summer as there are lots of forests, few sections with a gradient of more than 15% on the way up, and it is fully marked, so there are no surprise trails. There are a few steep descents.

Lake Bohinj (Bohinjsko jezero) is Slovenia’s largest glacial lake. It is situated within Triglav National Park. Less crowded than Lake Bled, it is well worth a visit.Nearby, the Savica Waterfall is the perfect addition to this walk.

The first day of hiking takes you as high as possible to reach the mountains. The hike takes you through mountain pastures and the Orne Valley. You will see shepherds' houses that have been producing cheese for centuries, some of which still continue the tradition. The hike, which goes to the Triglav Lakes Hut, passes by Double Lake.

A magnificent, easily accessible viewpoint over the Limarica and Suha Pišnica valleys, as well as the source of the Soča river in good weather. It’s also the perfect spot for a midday meal or a snack.

This hike to the summit of Slemenova Spica, a classic route starting from the Vrsic Pass, will allow you to get away from the crowds at the pass and enjoy a beautiful 360° panorama of the northern part of Triglav National Park, including two of its highest peaks: Skrlatica and Jalovec.

A short circular walk starting from the hamlet of Koprivnik. This walk takes you past a model windmill (of little real interest) in the first section (which loops back to the starting point, so you can skip it if you wish). In the second part, the route heads into the forest along the Juliana Trail to reach a viewpoint overlooking the Bohinj Valley and its lake. The return journey involves a section along the road (watch out for cars) and a short circular route through the hamlet.

This short walk will take you to the foot of – and even behind – the Pericnik Waterfall (52 metres high), one of Slovenia’s most beautiful waterfalls, which is surprisingly uncrowded (not too busy).