Key information
- Area
- 880 km²
- Highest peak
- Triglav — 2,864 m
- Established
- 1981 (protected since 1924)
- Marked trails
- Over 7,000 km
- Climbing season
- Mid-June — End of September
Slovenia's only national park, covering 880 km² in the heart of the Julian Alps. Dominated by Mount Triglav (2,864 m), a national symbol featured on the flag and coins.
Comments
Location
46.3783°N, 13.8367°E
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do you need a guide to climb Triglav?
Highly recommended for non-mountaineers. The classic ascent (2 days) involves cable-equipped passages (via ferrata). A guide costs €200-300 per person. Experienced hikers can go solo.
When can you climb Triglav?
Mid-June to end of September. August is peak season. September offers a good balance: stable weather, fewer crowds. Mountain huts are open June to October.
What easy hikes are there in the park?
The Triglav Lakes Valley (Dolina Triglavskih Jezer) is stunning and accessible. Mostnica Gorge from Bohinj (1h each way). The Lake Bohinj loop (12 km, flat). Savica Waterfall (30 min walk).
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