Leaving from Zadnjica valley, climb Mt Triglav -the highest peak in Slovenia- in a challenging 2-day adventure with Igor, a local ZGVS mountain guide.
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Julian Alps
2 Days
Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep
Open to everyone
Beginner
There are several routes to climb Mt Triglav (2864 m), the highest peak in Slovenia. In this programme, I propose to leave from Zadnjica valley.
The Zadnjica valley is a short valley that begins at Trenta village and develops towards east. This will be the starting point of our hike.
For 5 hours, the road will lead us through very interesting paths called muletiera, which are roads from the First World War.
Then, we'll arrive to Dolič Hut. From there, we have 2 or 3 hours of hike until we reach the top of Mt Triglav.
The last hour to the top is the most technical and challenging, because some parts of the route are quite exposed. However, they are safe due to the still rope. In fact, the route is also appropriate for beginners.
From the top of Mt Triglav we will return to the Dolič Hut, where we'll spend the night. The following morning, we'll descent back to Zadnjica valley, on a 3 to 4 hour hike.
We'll decide whether to reach Triglav's summit on day 1 in the afternoon or in day 2 in the morning, depending on the weather and physical preparation of the group.
Please, contact me if you want to join me to climb Mt Triglav! I will be happy to be your guide in the most famous peak in Slovenia.
In case you'd like to organize other activities in the Julian Alps, you can follow me on an exciting via ferrata in Mt Mangart.
- Guiding fee
- Transport during the trip
Food, drinks and sleeping on the hut are not included in the price (extra 50,00 EUR per person).
4-5 hours of walking and 1500 meters of height difference.
3-5 hours from the hut (Dolič Hut) to the top and back, plus 4 hours down to the valley.
More info If you want to stay the night or more in Bovec, I recommend Apartments Skok. |
I am an aspirant IFMGA mountain guide, born in 1987, from Vuhred, now living in Ljubljana, Slovenia. I have been discovering mountains from an early age. I started climbing at the age of 15 and now it has become a way of life.
During my active years as an alpinist, I have been on four expeditions to the Andes, Himalaya and China and I was nominated for the Piolet d’or for the ascent to Xulian Feng in China.
I like all types of alpine activities such as alpine climbing, sport climbing, ski touring, etc. Overall I like to spend my time in the mountains. That is why I decided I not only want to climb for myself, but to guide other people, so they can experience what I have until now.
My mission as a mountain guide is to provide you the safest way to discover mountains, so that you can explore the vertical world in a different way. I will guide you to more or less populated mountain trails and climbing routes.
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