Climbing Mount Triglav in Slovenia

Climbing Mount Triglav in Slovenia

Rising at 2864m, Mount Triglav is the highest mountain in Slovenia. In the heart of the stunning Julian Alps, this mountain is without a doubt the most beloved peak in the country (it even appears on the national flag!).

I climb this mountain around 25 times per year and I'm always excited to share its secrets with visitors.

Although the climb is not technically difficult, it does have some steep and exposed sections at the end that require a good fitness level.

It is suitable for beginner mountaineers but it is also an interesting challenge for more experienced ones, especially if you choose to climb it during the winter months.

Itinerary

The Triglav ascent is a great experience for beginner mountaineers. We will take the easiest route to the summit: the Krma Valley route.
DAY 1: The first day will involve 5-7 hours of climbing. At the end of the day, we will get to Triglavski dom (hut), where we will spend the night.
DAY 2: On the second day, we’ll tackle the hardest part of the ascent, which is equipped with a via ferrata (path with wires and pitons). The views from the summit are extraordinary!
Joining a group trip is a great option for solo travellers or those looking for a budget-friendly alternative to a private trip.
I will provide the climbing equipment (helmet, harness, rope). Please bring with you mountaineering boots, warm clothing (fleece, etc.), waterproof jacket and trousers, gloves, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, poles, backpack (30 L), water bottle and snacks.
Join me and stand on Slovenia’s highest point while you take in the incredible beauty of Triglav National Park!