Visitor guidelines

Recommendations for hikers

Visitors are drawn by the park’s mountain summits, wild gorges, rich flora, cultural landscape with mountain pastures, and charming villages with diverse cultural heritage.

Exploring the nature, cultural landscape and meeting the people of the park is an outstanding experience, but we need to remember that we are only guests in this fragile environment.

  • May the paths you take in Triglav National Park leave you with lasting memories. Tailor the route to your ability.
  • Please leave your vehicle in one of the many designated car parks.
  • Whenever possible, use public transport or travel by bike or on foot.
  • Stay on the trails. Keep your noise level down and avoid disturbing the animals.
  •  Dogs should be kept on a leash.
  • As mountain bikers who have a positive attitude to nature and respect other users of mountains trails, please keep to the roads and designated trails outside the natural environment.
  • Drones are a source of disturbance for animals and other visitors and should be left at home. For a bird’s eye view, hike a trail to one of many panoramic summits. Use of drones is not allowed.
  • Respect the plants and animals. Admire them, but make sure your presence does not disturb their lives, which are as unique as ours.
  • If you are tempted to take a swim in a high-altitude lake, please think of all the consequences your actions will have for the fragile and highly sensitive habitat of the mountain lake and its surroundings. Instead, cool off at one of the bathing areas in the valley, and, in so doing, help to preserve these mountainous water pearls. Bathing in high-altitude lakes is not allowed.
  • Enjoy clear starry nights from a bench outside the mountain huts and lodges, shelters and bivouacs. Camping or bivouacking outside designated areas is not permitted
  • Caravans, campers and campervans may be parked overnight at designated car parks and campsites that provide all the necessary facilities.

Be considerate visitors who bring nothing to the natural environment and take nothing from it. Nothing, except what is stored in your hearts or on your memory sticks.

Principles:

  1. Respect nature. Leave no trace.
  2. Let’s walk the paths.
  3. I learn about nature and contribute to its conservation.
  4. I alert animals to my presence, but I do not disturb them.
  5. I am an example to others.
  6. I respect myself. I know my abilities and respect them.
  7. I am properly equipped.
  8. I visit nature because it is good for me.
  9. I respect others. I say hello.
  10. I give preference to the weak.
  11. I care about safety.
  12. I park in car parks.
  13. I respect property. Other people’s property is not my right.
  14. I do not walk on farmland.
  15. I avoid work sites.
  16. I respect my local community. I know and respect local customs.
  17. I know and use local names.
  18. I buy local!

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Windstorm Radovna - closed roads in the valley Krma and Kot

Windstorm Radovna - closed roads in the valley Krma and Kot

Due to the magnitude of the windstorm and the recovery efforts, all traffic routes in the Krma and Kot valleys are closed until further notice.

KBZ Kranjska Gora Finest Certificate Award ceremony

KBZ Kranjska Gora Finest Certificate Award ceremony

At the event, local providers were awarded certificates that testify to the high quality of their products and, using local raw materials, tell the story of the tradition, culture and way of life in the Upper Sava Valley.

Signing of the Cooperation Pledge for the Julian Alps Biosphere Region

Signing of the Cooperation Pledge for the Julian Alps Biosphere Region

On Friday, the 17th International Alpine Flower Festival in Bohinj saw the signing of the Cooperation Commitment for the Julian Alps Biosphere Region.

Your responsible visit to the Triglav National Park contributes to nature protection

Your responsible visit to the Triglav National Park contributes to nature protection

The Triglav National Park, in cooperation with the partners of the project VrH Julijcev, has produced three short videos on the hottest topics in summer.

Events in July

Events in July

In July, we are looking forward to a lively programme of events in Kranjska Gora, graced by musicians who will especially brighten up the summer under Vitrance and the summer under Triglav.

Safe to the mountains in summer

Safe to the mountains in summer

Important information and recommendations for safer visits to hills and mountains.

Safety in ferathas

Safety in ferathas

Ferathoning has become a very popular sport discipline.Everyone's safety starts with each individual visitor! For this reason, you need the right equipment for feratation, such as: a self-protection system, a climbing harness, a helmet, gloves are very welcome and appropriate footwear.

Bus services to the Vrata valley and tourist bus Kranjska Gora

Bus services to the Vrata valley and tourist bus Kranjska Gora

As the landscape and preserved cultural heritage pass by, you will feel the pulse of the places under Triglav as you ride in a tourist bus. The buses to Vrata are part of the Vrata Valley Traffic Calming Project, supported by the Triglav National Park.

Kranjska Gora Tourism announces a new vacancy for Area Advisor I - Project Coordinator

Kranjska Gora Tourism announces a new vacancy for Area Advisor I - Project Coordinator

Do you want to be part of an energetic and diverse team creating in your home environment for local people and tourists? Do you enjoy working with people, advertising, marketing, conferences, fairs and events? Then join us!

Escape Museum Kajžnk's house - changed opening hours

Escape Museum Kajžnk's house - changed opening hours

The Escape Museum Kajžnk's house will be open from Monday, 4 September 2023, for groups by appointment only.

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