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Mount Triglav Trek

SLOVENIA, EUROPE

SLOVENIA'S TALLEST PEAK

MOUNT TRIGLAV

ABOUT THE TRIP

Get Ready for an Epic Slovenian Adventure!

We’ve crafted an unforgettable itinerary to give you a thrilling taste of Slovenia’s wild beauty. The highlight? A summit attempt on the country's highest peak—Mount Triglav. Standing proudly at 2,865 meters, this rugged giant is a must-climb for any aspiring adventurer. With its dramatic Via Ferrata route leading to the exposed summit, the adrenaline is guaranteed to kick in. It's often said that every true Slovene must climb Triglav at least once—now it’s your turn.

We’re not fans of rushed itineraries, so we’ve designed a spectacular 3-day hut-to-hut hike through the Julian Alps, giving you time to fully immerse yourself in the landscape. After conquering the mountains, we’ll keep the momentum going with a beginner-friendly whitewater rafting experience—perfect for cooling off and enjoying the thrill of Slovenia’s rivers.

You’ll also get time to relax and explore the iconic Lake Bled, where you can discover charming local attractions, go for a scenic run, or dive into its refreshing waters.

We’ll wrap up this incredible journey with a visit to Ljubljana, Slovenia’s picturesque capital, known for its vibrant culture, charming old town, and laid-back vibe.

This is the perfect trip if you want to make the most of just 5 days off work and experience the very best of Slovenia—adventure, nature, and culture, all in one epic package!

KEY INFO

Sunrise
EBC
Hiking up Triglav

This trip is a Moderate difficulty There will be on average 5-7 hours walking a day.

TRIP DIFFICULTY

The expedition is a total of 7 days. Within this, there are 3 days of trekking, and half a day rafting.

TRIP DURATION

The minimum group size will be 5 people. This many people are required for the trip to run. There will be up to 11 people total. 

GROUP SIZE

Bespoke Trips Only

£1,500

Places secured with a £300 deposit.

DATES & PRICES

INCLUSIONS & EXCLUSIONS

INCLUSIONS

  • Internal Transfers 

  • Accommodation throughout - Hotel & Huts (Dorm)

  • Half Board Food whilst on Trek

  • Breakfasts outside the trekking phase

  • Professional Mountain Guides 

  • Via Ferrata Kit & Helmet

  • LMG Trek Manager

  • Team t-shirt & Buff

  • Medical Kit 

  • Rafting Experience (if selected)

EXCLUSIONS

  • International Flights from your destination country 

  • Personal Trekking Insurance - To cover trekking to 2,865m. This is mandatory to join us on a trip. 

  • Tips for the guides (Roughly £50)

  • All meals not mentioned

  • Souvenirs

  • Additional food and beverages

  • Personal trekking kit (Boots,rucksacks etc)

  • Services and Accommodation not included in the planned itinerary. 

ITINERARY

Day 1 – Arrival in Slovenia

Arrive at Ljubljana Airport, where you’ll be transferred to Lesce, a small town just outside Lake Bled. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes. Settle in, relax, and prepare for the adventure ahead!
 

Day 2 – Into the Julian Alps

Lace up your boots—our 3-day mountain hike begins!
We transfer to Bohinj, where the trail leads us through lush alpine pastures as we ascend into the mountains. Our goal for the day is the Vodnik Lodge, reached via a scenic and relatively easy 5-hour hike.
Once at the lodge, you can opt for additional walks or simply unwind with stunning views—and maybe a Slovenian beer in hand.
 

Day 3 – Summit Day: Mount Triglav

After an early breakfast, we continue our ascent, climbing another 700 meters over increasingly rugged terrain to reach Kredarica Hut. Here, we leave our main gear behind and begin our summit push.

The climb to Mount Triglav's 2,865m summit is more technical, and we’ll use Via Ferrata equipment to secure ourselves along the exposed route. Our certified Slovenian Mountain Guides will support you every step of the way.
At the top, you’ll find the iconic Aljaž Tower and panoramic views that make every step worth it.
We return to Kredarica Hut for our final night in the mountains.
 

Day 4 – Descent and Celebration

Our last day in the mountains includes a significant descent—around 1,100 meters. Multiple route options are available depending on the group’s preferences and energy levels.
After completing the hike, we return to Lesce to freshen up and celebrate your achievement in true Slovenian style.

Please note: As with all mountain treks, the itinerary may be adjusted due to weather or trail conditions.
 

Day 5 – Rafting & Lake Bled

After breakfast, we kick off the day with a fun, beginner-friendly whitewater rafting experience (approx. 3 hours – optional).
Once dry and changed, we head to Lake Bled for a relaxed afternoon.
Here you’re free to explore: swim, run, ride the summer toboggans, take a boat to the island, or visit the medieval Bled Castle.
In the evening, we transfer to Ljubljana for an overnight stay on the city’s outskirts.
 

Day 6 – Explore Ljubljana / Optional Guided Run

This is a free day to enjoy Ljubljana, just a short bus ride away. Explore the city’s historic castle, charming bridges, museums, and vibrant riverfront, or hop on an e-scooter or take a boat tour.

Optional Morning Activity:
Join an optional 10km guided run, hike, or trail run up Šmarna Gora (approx. 400m elevation gain) for sunrise views over the city.
 

Day 7 – Departure (Or Extend Your Stay)

Sadly, it’s time to say goodbye. After breakfast, we transfer to Ljubljana Airport for your return flight—unless, of course, you choose to extend your adventure!

Optional Morning Run:
Depending on your flight time, you can opt for a 7km guided trail run (approx. 250m ascent) to cap off the trip.

Take the First Step

This trip just needs a £300 deposit to secure your place, with the final balance due 8 weeks before departure. 

Triglav Summit Slopes
Mountain Goat

TRIP SPECIFIC FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

General FAQs about our trips, booking, fitness etc can be found here

How fit do I really need to be and what skills do I require?

The fitter you are the more you will enjoy it, and the more chance you'll have of getting to the top, however unlike some of our longer expeditions you just need to have reasonable hiking fitness. If you can easily complete a 6-7 hour hike in the Lake District without being totally destroyed by it you'll be fit enough for this trek. As mentioned in the itinerary, there is a high degree of exposure and a requirement to be sure footed on rocky terrain. You're made safe by being attached to the guides with a rope however. 

How can we help you get fit?

  • Matt is a qualified Personal Trainer so if you want some formal training just get in touch with us via Summit Push Fitness

  • Come and join some of our walks in the Lake District through Lakeland Mountain Guides

  • Ask us for our FREE 12 week training plan

How much do I have to carry?

On this trip you will be required to carry everything with you, so packing lightweight / essentials only is pretty key. What you carry on your back will largely be the same as what you carry during a day hike here in the UK. (waterproofs, spare layer, hats, gloves, snacks and water (2-3L Max)) with the addition of a sleeping bag liner and your wash kit. We recommend you ensure you do some training walks with your 'trek weight' to ensure you're comfortable. If you want to take it one step better, train with a slightly heavier bag than you'll trek with and make the trekking weight feel easy!

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What Technical Kit do I require?

All technical kit is provided. If you have your own harness and helmet you're welcome to bring them.

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What about the Food and Accommodation?

Slovenian Hut food is simple but filling - perfect for what you need whilst in the mountains. Stews and soups are common, as are sausages, pastas and breads. Savoury and sweet pancakes also make an appearance. Our time at the huts will be half board (Breakfast and Dinner) and in the cities (Lesce & Ljubljana) it will be breakfast. We recommend you bring some snacks to see you between meals on the trek, and of course budget for (10-15 euro per meal)

Our accommodation in the cities will be mid-range hotel accommodation. In the mountains it is mountain huts, which are best pictured as hostels in the mountains! It is likely we will be staying in a dormitory style room which sleeps up to 12 people. The huts are always clean and a great experience. 

Should you need to leave the expedition early, any additional accommodation costs will need to be covered by you (or depending on the circumstance, your insurance)

More info can be found in our Hints ,Tips & Trip Reports section

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