Details
Trip Duration
1+ day
Mountain Range
Julian Alps
People per Guide
4 people
Trip Level
Intermediate
Offer Period
Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct
Type of Trip
Not specified
Secured wired routes (commonly known as via ferrata) are very popular in Slovenia. Discover some of the best spots for this activity in the Julian Alps and enjoy an exciting high-altitude experience!
The Julian Alps stretch along the border of Slovenia and northeastern Italy. Due to its impressive mountains, lakes and valleys, this region is considered as an outstanding destination for mountain sports lovers.
In fact, those seeking for challenge and adventure will be thrilled with the wide range of via ferratas in this region. You can find routes for every level, either for beginners or expert climbers.
So here’s what I propose: we can go on a 1 or 2-day trip, choosing one or several routes.
In fact, I can pick you up at your location in Kranjska Gora, Mojstrana or Bled and then take you back.
| Peak name | Route name |
Highlights
|
Price per person (EUR) | |||
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |||
| Mala Mojstrovka (2332 m) | Hanzova route | On the steep face of this peak lies one of the most attractive via ferrata routes in the country: Hanzova Pot trail.
Fun and adrenaline, though not suitable for those with fear of heights! |
280 | 150 | 117 | 100 |
| Prisank (2547 m) | Kopiščarjeva route | A popular route in Slovenia.
The ascent involves climbing through a huge natural window. Because of that, it’s a very scenic via ferrata. |
250 | 200 | 167 | |
| Prisank (2547 m) | Hanzova or Hanza route | It’s also on the north face of Prisank.
Many people say it is the hardest via ferrata in the country. |
250 | 200 | 167 | |
| Vevnica (2340 m) | Via della Vita Route | A very popular but extremely hard route on the Italian side of this peak. | 270 | 200 | ||
| Mangart (2679 m) | Via Italiana | A hard and very exposed via ferrata on the north wall of Slovenia’s third highest peak.
Although it involves a lot of effort, there’s a reward: stunning landscapes! |
270 | 200 | ||
| Montaz (2754 m) | Pipan’s ladder | A 60 m high and almost vertical steel ladder on the second highest peak of the Julian Alps, after Mt Triglav. | 250 | 175 | 167 | |
| Montaz (2754 m) | Via Amalia route | This hard ferrata will take you to the summit of Montaz in 6 hours. | 270 | 200 | ||
Please contact me if you want to enjoy one or several of these via ferrata routes. Whether you are a beginner or an expert climber, I can help you find the most suitable options for you according to your skills and experience.
In addition, you can also consider these two via ferrata routes near the village of Mojstrana: Aljaževa route (ideal for beginners) and Mojstranskih Veveric route (for experienced climbers).
Price per person per day
Price includes
- Guiding fee
- Transport during the trip
- Group equipment
- Mountain guide's expenses
What happens if I need to cancel the trip?
If you decide to cancel, you’ll get a 100% refund (minus fees) if the cancellation is notified up to 60 days before the start of the tour, a 75% refund (minus fees) if you cancel between 59 and 30 days before the start of the tour, and a 50% refund if you cancel between 29 and 21 days before the start of the tour. If you cancel less than 21 days before the first day of the tour, you won’t receive a refund.
Take into account, however, that if accommodation, flights or transfers were included in the trip you booked, then a different policy may apply as the guide will be bound by the provider’s cancellation policy.
What happens if the guide cancels the trip because of bad weather/unsuitable conditions?
If bad weather or unsuitable conditions force the guide to cancel the trip, he or she will: a) propose a similar activity at a different place where conditions are better, or b) propose to postpone the activity until a later date, or c) cancel. If you refuse option a), our cancellation policy will apply. Please note, however, that the call to cancel a trip due to bad weather can only be made by the guide (not the client).
What happens if the guide doesn’t show up or cancels for personal reasons?
If the guide cancels for reason of injury or other, you will get a 100% refund on your trip.
Other details
- The prices above stand for Mala Mojstrovka: Hanzova route. The prices for the other routes are the ones specified on the main description.
-Number of participants: 2 to 4 people per guide. It depends on the difficulty of the route.
- Equipment: appropriate mountain clothes and shoes, helmet, climbing harness, via ferrata system, backpack.
-Rental equipment is included in the price.
About the Guide
I am an aspirant iFMGA mountain guide born in 1980 in Mojstrana, a Slovenian village close to Mount Triglav, the highest mountain in the country at 2864 m.
From an early age, my parents took me to the mountains during summer and winter. At that time, my father was part of a mountain rescue team in my hometown and was also going on expeditions to the Himalaya and the Andes, so he became a big inspiration for me. We went climbing, hiking, sport climbing and ski touring together. His enthusiasm truly influenced me.
I went to Alpine school, then Mountain rescue team, I did the Alpinist exam and I became an Alpinist instructor. After that, I also studied to be a professor of Sport. Several years later, I decided to begin my mountain guide education and to become an IFMGA/UIAGM certified mountain guide.
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