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Mt Triglav, 2 days

1-day winter ascent to Mt Triglav

A demanding 1-day winter ascent to the highest peak in Slovenia: Mt Triglav. Join Matevz, IFMGA mountain guide, for a superb mountain adventure!


MOUNTAIN RANGES

Julian Alps

DURATION

1 Day

OFFER PERIOD

Jun - Sep

FITNESS LEVEL

Fit

SKILL LEVEL

Intermediate

PAYMENT METHODS

Credit Card, Wire Transfer and more!

Description

Mt Triglav (2864 m) is Slovenia’s highest and most iconic peak. In this programme, I propose a challenging 1-day winter ascent.  

During the summer season, climbing Triglav is an intermediate climb ideal for beginners or mountaineers with little experience. But things get tougher during the winter months, that go from November till the end of April.

Winter ascents to Mt Triglav are considered a technical climb, that requires using crampons and an ice axe. Due to its higher level of difficulty, it’s important to have some previous experience.

Besides, as this is a 1-day ascent, you need to be in excellent physical conditions. The whole ascent will demand between 9 and 12 hours.

Are you ready for a winter mountaineering adventure? Then send a request to book this trip! 

If you prefer a more relaxed winter ascent to this peak, you can choose this 2-day winter ascent to Triglav.

Price includes

- Guiding fee

Secure your spot with just 25% payment

48-hour free cancellation with 30-day advance booking


About the guide: Matevz

Guide profile image

Matevz

4.50

(32)

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

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What people are saying about Matevz

Thor

5.00

We had an amazing time climbing with Matevz near Bled! He took us to his hometown crag and found us several routes that suited our skill level. Strongly recommended.

Nina

5.00

Stunning hike up Debela Pec with our guide Timotei from Altitude Activities. Everything was exactly as we hoped - super kind and friendly guide, beautiful scenery, fun hiking in the snow and a great traditional Slovenian lunch at the hut on the way down. Great experience!

Christophe

5.00

Very nice team and trip! Maybe the group was a bit too large...

Shamima

5.00

We only had a small time in Bled and wanted a half day snow shoe tour. The company were very accommodating and were able to offer a shorter tour for us based around our needs. Very easy to book and communicate about where to meet etc. Our tour guide was great, very friendly and welcoming. He took the tour at our pace and we enjoyed the hike. Would highly recommend 👍🏽

Predrag

5.00

Our guide and tour were amazing!

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