Arrive in Kranjska Gora, a charming alpine town renowned for its breathtaking mountain scenery and world-class skiing. Nestled in the shadows of the western Julian Alps, this picturesque resort is best known for hosting the annual World Cup Slalom, attracting skiers and outdoor enthusiasts from around the globe.

Take the day to explore the town's picturesque surroundings, stroll through its charming streets, or unwind at a local café while admiring the majestic peaks above. The crisp mountain air and peaceful atmosphere offer an ideal introduction to the adventures that lie ahead.

Highlights of the Day:

Relax and explore the charming mountain town of Kranjska Gora before embarking on your trek.

Travel Details: Own arrangements for arrival in Kranjska Gora; Overnight in a Kranjska Gora (B / - / -)

The journey begins with a scenic warm-up walk into the breathtaking Jasna Valley, where alpine lakes, towering peaks, and historical landmarks provide a stunning introduction to Slovenia’s Julian Alps.

The day begins with a visit to Lake Jasna, the first of many pristine alpine lakes encountered on this journey. Surrounded by the jagged summits of the Julian Alps, its crystal-clear waters reflect the towering Prisank and Razor peaks, creating a picture-perfect setting. While the lake serves as an ideal spot to relax, the adventure continues deeper into the valley, where mountain vistas unfold with every step.

On the way back to Kranjska Gora, the trail passes the Russian Chapel, a small yet powerful WWI memorial dedicated to the Russian prisoners of war who lost their lives while constructing the Vršič Pass road. This tranquil, wooded setting offers a moment of quiet reflection before returning to the comforts of town.

Highlights of the Day:

• Walk along the shores of Lake Jasna, framed by the dramatic peaks of the Julian Alps.
• Hike through Jasna Valley, enjoying panoramic views of Prisank and Razor.

Travel Details: Trekking distance: ~17 km; Time: ~5 h; Elevation: +480 m / -480 m; Overnight in Kranjska Gora (B / - / -)

Today's adventure takes you on a truly unique journey—a hike to the point where three countries meet. The trail winds through lush forests and rolling alpine meadows, gradually ascending to the summit of Mt. Peč (1,508 m), where Slovenia, Italy, and Austria converge. Standing at this symbolic location, you’ll experience a profound sense of connection across borders, with breathtaking views extending across the Julian Alps, the rugged Carnian Alps, and the towering Hohe Tauern range in Austria.

From this spectacular vantage point, the path gently descends into a tranquil valley, where the source of the Sava River awaits. Here, beneath the shadow of the peaks, crystal-clear waters emerge from the earth, beginning their long journey through Slovenia’s diverse landscapes. 

Returning to Kranjska Gora, the evening is yours to unwind and reflect on the day's journey through three nations, featuring breathtaking mountain vistas, and a landscape where nature knows no borders.

Highlights of the Day:

• Stand at Mt. Peč (1,508 m), the meeting point of Slovenia, Italy, and Austria
• Take in sweeping alpine views over the Julian Alps, Carnian Alps, and Hohe Tauern range

Travel Details: Trekking distance: ~18 km; Time: ~5h30; Elevation: +490 m / -710 m; Overnight in Kranjska Gora (B / - / -)

The day begins with a transfer through the Radovna Valley, a serene expanse of alpine countryside where meadows and forests lie beneath the majestic Julian Alps. Once sculpted by glaciers, this remote valley appears untouched by time, providing a glimpse into Slovenia’s unspoiled natural beauty.

From here, follow the trail into Vintgar Gorge, a stunning canyon where the Radovna River has carved a deep chasm measuring 150 meters into the rock. Wooden walkways suspended above the rushing waters guide you through the gorge, providing close-up views of cascading waterfalls, swirling rapids, and emerald pools. The sound of rushing water fills the air, creating a magical atmosphere as you explore this natural wonder.

Leaving the gorge behind, the route continues toward Lake Bled, Slovenia’s most renowned postcard-perfect destination. Before reaching its iconic shores, take a moment to pause at the Katarina Church viewpoint, where a breathtaking panorama of the lake and its enchanting island unfolds before you. The day concludes in Bled, a town rich in charm, where the serene lake and its medieval castle, perched high on a cliff, create an unforgettable setting.

Highlights of the Day:

• Walk through Vintgar Gorge, crossing wooden walkways that span crystal-clear waters.
• Enjoy a picturesque drive through Radovna Valley, surrounded by majestic alpine peaks and vibrant greenery.

Travel Details: Expected travel distance ~20 km; Trekking distance: ~13 km; Time: ~4 h; Elevation: +160 m / -290 m;; Overnight in Bled (B / - / -)

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Spend the day exploring the timeless beauty of Lake Bled, where emerald waters, a medieval castle, and a charming island church combine to create one of Slovenia’s most iconic landscapes. A gentle walk along the lakeshore unveils ever-changing views of this picturesque setting, with opportunities to admire Bled Castle, dramatically perched on a cliff high above the water.

For the most spectacular vantage point, hike up to Mala Osojnica, a forested hill on the western side of the lake. From the summit, a breathtaking panorama of Lake Bled, its island church, and the Karavanke mountain range unfolds—a must for photographers and nature lovers alike.

After descending, take a moment to immerse yourself in the town’s serene atmosphere. A visit to Bled would not be complete without sampling its legendary dessert, Kremšnita, a delicious vanilla custard and cream cake best enjoyed at a lakeside café while gazing out over the tranquil waters.

Highlights of the Day:

• Walk along the shores of Lake Bled, surrounded by one of Slovenia’s most stunning landscapes
• Hike to the Mala Osojnica viewpoint, offering panoramic views of the lake, castle, and distant peaks

Travel Details: Trekking distance: ~15 km; Time: ~4h30; Elevation: +520 m / -520 m; Overnight in Bled (B / - / -)

The day begins with a picturesque drive to the Pokljuka Plateau, a vast expanse of alpine pastures and spruce forests situated high above the valleys below. From here, the trail winds through rolling meadows and traditional farmsteads, where rustic wooden cottages are scattered across the landscape, providing a glimpse into Slovenia’s rural heritage.

As the descent begins, the path unveils a spectacular viewpoint over the Bohinj Valley, where the majestic peaks of Triglav National Park frame the stunning scenery below. The route continues toward Studor, a charming village known for its centuries-old wooden hayracks (kozolci), a distinctive aspect of Slovenia’s alpine culture.

The journey concludes at Lake Bohinj, the largest glacial lake in Slovenia, where crystal-clear waters reflect the surrounding mountains. Nestled in a tranquil valley, this unspoiled gem provides a peaceful contrast to the more famous Lake Bled. Spend the evening immersing yourself in the serene lakeside atmosphere, surrounded by pristine nature.

Highlights of the Day:

• Walk through the scenic pastures of the Pokljuka Plateau, surrounded by traditional farmsteads.
• Stop at a stunning viewpoint over Bohinj Valley, which offers breathtaking mountain panoramas.
• End your day at Lake Bohinj, a tranquil oasis nestled in the heart of Triglav National Park.

Travel Details: Expected travel distance ~20 km; Trekking distance: ~15 km; Time: ~4 h; Elevation: +50 m / -850 m; Private transfer to Pokljuka Plateau; Overnight in Ribčev laz Bohinj (B / - / - )

The final full day of your journey is dedicated to exploring the unspoiled beauty of Lake Bohinj, a serene retreat nestled amidst the towering Julian Alps. The lake's calm waters mirror the rugged peaks above, providing an ideal backdrop for a refreshing swim or a peaceful moment to appreciate the stunning scenery.

At the western end of the lake, a short hike leads to the Savica Waterfall, one of Slovenia’s most famous cascades and the source of both Lake Bohinj and the Sava Bohinjka River. The water plunges dramatically into an emerald pool, hidden within a narrow gorge—a true alpine marvel.

For those seeking breathtaking mountain views, a cable car ride to Vogel Mountain (1,532 m) offers a stunning panorama of Mount Triglav, Slovenia’s highest peak, standing tall above the Julian Alps. The sweeping vistas from the top provide a fitting finale to your week of exploration.

As the sun sets, unwind in a cozy village pub, where you can savor locally caught Bohinj trout and raise a glass of homemade honey brandy—a regional specialty that beautifully embodies the warmth of Slovenian hospitality.

Highlights of the Day:

• Spend the day at Lake Bohinj, swimming in its crystal-clear alpine waters.
• Hike to Savica Waterfall, the dramatic source of the Sava Bohinjka River.
• Take a cable car ride to Vogel Mountain, offering spectacular views of Mount Triglav and the Julian Alps.

Travel Details: Trekking distance: ~18 km; Time: ~5 h; Elevation: +260 m / -260 m; Overnight in Ribčev laz Bohinj (B / - / -)

After breakfast, it’s time to say goodbye to the Julian Alps and the breathtaking lakes and valleys of Slovenia.

Travel Details: Departure from Ribčev laz Bohinj - own arrangements.