Mountain trails in the Soča Valley

The Soča Valley boasts the tallest and mightiest peaks of the Julian Alps. Marked trails lead from the valley to wild and untamed corners high in the mountains, including Triglav (2864 m), Slovenia's highest mountain.

Mangart (2679 m)

The fourth highest mountain in Slovenia offers magnificent views of the east and west Julian Alps.

The Kriška jezera lakes (2158 m)

Situated in the mountainous surroundings of Kriški podi, there are four Alpine lakes, important natural treasures in the Triglav National Park.

Jalovec (2645 m)

The 6th highest mountain in Slovenia is situated in the heart of the Triglav National Park over the picturesque Loška Koritnica, the starting point of a very difficult mountain trail to the summit of Jalovec.

Krn (2244 m)

Krn is the highest mountain in Krn mountain chain.

Stol (kobariški) (1673 m)

The Stol mountain stands at the rim of the high Julian Alps and offers a splendid view of the sea.

Rombon (2208 m)

Also known as Veliki vrh, this highest peak in the east Kanin mountains holds many memories of the fierce and bloody fighting on the Isonzo Front (1915-1917).

Triglav (2864 m)

Slovenia's highest mountain is surrounded by the tall peaks of the Julian Alps.

The Kanin mountains

The Kanin mountains are a great location for discovering mountainous karst features and an excellent starting point for hikes to the surrounding mountain peaks.

The Krnsko jezero lake

The largest mountain lake in Slovenia lies at an altitude of 1391 m.

Svinjak (1653 m)

This famous mountain with a pointed, pyramid-shaped summit, which has earned it the nickname of the Bovec Matterhorn, offers breath-taking views of the Soča and Bovec.

Črna prst (1844 m)

Due to the true floral wealth, Črna prst is also known as Botanical Garden of Europe.

Matajur (1642 m)

Popular mountaineering tour for visitors from both sides of the border.