Julius Kugy called the highest mountain in the Slovenian Alps a kingdom. Triglav is our national symbol, our “holy mountain”. Triglav has been a symbol of Slovenia since 1895, when it was bought by the parish priest of Dovje, Jakob Aljaž, in order to protect it from Germanisation, and also a symbol of Slovenia after independence. You can climb to the 2864 m high peak of Triglav from the valleys of Vrata, Kot and Krma, from Trenta, from Pokljuka and from Bohinj. The shortest route to Triglav is from the Vrata valley, and the easiest and at the same time the longest is the 7 km long route through the Krma valley. Aljaž’s tower awaits you at the top. This metal cylinder, which has been declared a cultural and historical monument, was dragged to the top of Triglav by Aljaž’s friends in 1895! The tower during storms acts as Feraday’s cage, as lightning strikes to the exposed summit claimed casualties among the first to approach.
Mount Triglav
Kingdom of the Goldhorn
The Triglav National Park
Discover the Kingdom of Zlatorog, the only national park in Slovenia.
Julian Alps
The biosphere reserve of the Julian Alps.
Martuljek mountain chain
He took a handful of all nice with his hand, weaving them into a wreath over the valley deep.
Karavanke Mountains
Karavanke Mountains = a convoy of mountains
Prisank Window
A window into which you could fit the Ljubljana Skyscraper!
Krnica Valley
Krnica is an approximately 6 km long mountain valley south of Kranjska Gora.
Ledine Intermittent Lake
Which grass grows the fastest?
Planica Valley and Tamar
Mountain honor guard over Planica…
Radovna Valley
The Radovna Valley lies entirely in the area of the Triglav National Park (TNP).
Paintball Kranjska
An adrenaline acquisition in Kranjska Gora for the young and the young at heart.
Trail Run
What is Trail Run? The simplest definition would be running in nature.
Virtual experience of Slovenian mountains
Fly just above the highest Slovenian peaks. Descend from the top of Triglav and enjoy the breathtaking views of the Vrata valley.
Juliana Trail
A trail that does not conquer mountain tops but leads you in a respectful distance of the peaks along the edge of the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park.
The Walk of Peace
The Walk of Peace from the Alps to the Adriatic combines the heritage, institutions and people along the one-time Isonzo Front, all the way from Mt. Rombon to Trieste.
Cycling trail to Kot & Krma
Cycling path from Mojstrana to Kot and Krma Valleys is a real treat for those who love cycling in the nature.
Radovna cycling trail
The name Radovna is used for a settlement, creek and 20 km long valley.
Cycling path Vrata
Cycling path under the Triglav north wall.
Mojstrana – Kranjska Gora cycling trail (D-2)
One of the more picturesque trails is the Upper Sava valley trail, which runs along the former railroad from Mojstrana, via Kranjska Gora and to Italy.
Curling
Try yourself at this winter olympic sport!
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Stories of Kranjska Gora
In Kranjska Gora and the surrounding areas, lively experiences of the Julian Alps await you. There are plenty of experiences that you want to try for yourself, from actively spending your holidays to peacefully discovering your natural and cultural heritage. You can discover the secrets of well-being in the rich wellness offer, attend business and social meetings or explore the mystical past of the Upper Sava Valley with your family. This is where the adventure begins!
Team Kranjska Gora
At the end of this year's competition season, the members of Team Kranjska Gora put their skis and equipment in the corner for a while and went on a well-deserved rest and relaxation. You can read below who Team Kranjska Gora are, what they represent and which successes they have achieved this season.
5 Reasons Why Kranjska Gora Should Be On Your 2021 Travel Bucket List
Kranjska Gora is a sight to see at any time of the year. From autumn foliage to green spring pastures, and summer sun peeking through trees..
Magical locations of Kranjska Gora
A walk through four magical places in the destination Kranjska Gora, where the tradition of the past is intertwined with the present.
Meta Hrovat: "I'm glad that life has taken me to where I am now"!
A local from Podkoren and Slovenian alpine skier Meta Hrovat openly talks about the changes during the epidemic, the competitive rhythm, preparations for new competitions and about herself and her life as a top skier.
9 ways How you can visit Kranjska Gora during an epidemic
So that you won't miss Kranjska Gora too much during the epidemic, we offer you 9 ideas on how you can feel like you are on holiday in our places below Triglav.
5 ideas of what to do in Kranjska Gora when it rains
5 tips on what to do in bad weather in Kranjska Gora.
A notice that changed life in Kranjska Gora forever
"Let's unite and work together for the prosperity of Kranjska Gora, to elevate and improve traffic, to beautify the place and to facilitate communication with foreigners!"
When white death cuts
Avalanches were often triggered in the area of Mojstrovka and other peaks that rise above Vršiška cesta during heavy snowfall.
