Overview
Triglav National Park covers much of the Julian Alps and is named after Mount Triglav, Slovenia's highest peak.
Lake Bohinj and the emerald Soča River are the most popular areas; Lake Bled sits just outside the park.
Best time to visit
June to September for hiking; the Vršič Pass may close in winter.
Highlights
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1
Lake Bohinj
A large glacial lake with walking trails and swimming in summer.
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2
Savica waterfall
A waterfall above Bohinj reached by steps.
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3
Soča valley
An emerald river known for kayaking and rafting.
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Vršič Pass
A high mountain road with alpine views.
Getting there
Bohinj is about 90 minutes by car from Ljubljana, with bus connections via Bled.
Practical tips
- Opening & tickets
- Opening times, permits and any fees change, so check the official website before you go.
- Time needed
- Allow two to three days.
Official information: Triglav National Park (official website). Check opening hours, prices and entry rules there before you go.
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