Slovenia as Europe’s outdoor adventure playground and hiking paradise. The central European country of Slovenia packs an adventure-sports punch much greater than its diminutive size would suggest. Are you up for spending an exciting summer? Choose an adrenaline filled adventure ...
As tourists snap selfies in front of the deep green Alpine lake Bled and take a boat to the little island with a 12th-century church, the dramatic backdrop of the snow-capped peaks of the Karavanke Mountains lure the other kind ...
Mt. Cipernik Serene and tranquil, rising high above Kranjska Gora, this mountain hides under a thick layer of virgin fluffy snow, its top unveiling unspoiled Alpine vistas, never-ending rolling hills, and “the mother of all ski jumping hills” Planica. Yet ...
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It is difficult to visit the Alps without becoming curious as to how the majestic mountains were formed. The Alps are probably the most thoroughly studied mountain system on Earth. Here is a documentary video, made by Jerome Morissette, to ...
I’ve made it no secret that the Julian Alps are one of my favorite corners of Slovenia. Remote and rugged mountainous landscapes full of pinnacles, huge rocks scattered along open trails, vertical walls, and dense forests. I love them. That’s ...
From 19. 9. 2019 to including 22. 9. 2019 the marked trail Dom Planika pod Triglavom – Mali Triglav will be occasionally CLOSED. Urgent maintenance will be carried out on this trail. Mountain hikers are kindly asked to adhere strictly ...
Every weekend and during national holidays in August, there is a free shuttle bus from Mojstrana to Vrata Valley from 6:00 AM to 7 P.M. Let’s show the nature that we care and choose more friendly ride. Timetable: 10. – ...
Nothing compares to the thrill of taking the plunge in the great outdoors mountain lake in Slovenia. Lonely Planet wrote: “The Julian Alps offer top-class swimming, including the lovely-but-costly Lake Bled lido. However, travel down the road to Triglav National ...
Around 120 million tourists visit the Alps every year making the impact of tourism on Alpine nature considerable. New waves of ‘mass tourism’ threaten to destroy pristine wildlife areas – the very thing that attracts tourists in the first place. ...