Discover the wild heart of Slovenia on this unforgettable guided hiking adventure through Triglav National Park, the country's only national park and home to some of Europe's most spectacular alpine landscapes.
Designed for active women who love hiking, nature, wildlife and meaningful travel experiences, this small-group trek takes you deep into the Julian Alps on a four-day hut-to-hut journey through remote mountain valleys, dramatic limestone peaks, crystal-clear lakes and flower-filled alpine meadows.
Follow ancient trails through enchanting forests and over high mountain passes, watch for marmots, ibex and chamois, and experience authentic Slovenian mountain hospitality in traditional alpine refuges. With expert guidance throughout, you can relax, immerse yourself in the landscape and enjoy the freedom of exploring safely without worrying about navigation, logistics or planning.
From the turquoise waters of Lake Bohinj to the spectacular Valley of the Triglav Lakes, every day reveals a new side of Slovenia's wild beauty.
Disconnect from everyday life, reconnect with nature, and discover the peace, confidence and perspective that only a multi-day adventure in the mountains can bring.
Our journey begins in the traditional village of Stara Fužina, nestled beside beautiful Lake Bohinj. Over four unforgettable trekking days we travel deep into the heart of Triglav National Park, following a circular route through alpine forests, mountain basins, limestone plateaus, high passes and some of Slovenia's most breathtaking wilderness.
While the region is famous for technical climbs and via ferrata routes, this itinerary has been carefully designed to showcase the best of the national park without requiring climbing experience.
Each evening we arrive at a traditional mountain refuge where warm hospitality, spectacular mountain views and traditional Slovenian food await. These simple but characterful huts allow us to experience life in the mountains and access remote areas impossible to visit on day hikes alone.
After completing the circuit, we return to Stara Fužina and Lake Bohinj. Reward yourself with a refreshing swim in the crystal-clear water or extend your stay and explore more of this beautiful region by canoe or stand-up paddleboard.
Most trails are well-established mountain paths, although some sections are steeper, rocky and occasionally exposed.
You should be comfortable with:
Average walking pace is approximately 3 km per hour.
No technical climbing or via ferrata experience is required, as we are on hiking trails.
Safety & Support
Travel with confidence knowing you are accompanied by an experienced International Mountain Leader.
This itinerary has been carefully designed to balance challenge, enjoyment and safety, allowing you to experience the very best of Slovenia's mountains without the technical demands of climbing Mount Triglav itself.
All accommodation, transfers, logistics and route planning are organised for you, letting you focus entirely on enjoying the journey.
For those travelling from Germany, we meet at Munich Central Station and travel by train through Villach and Jesenice into Slovenia.
After arrival, you have free time to explore the beautiful Lake Bohinj area before we gather for our welcome meeting, trek briefing and packing review.
In the evening we enjoy our first dinner together and get to know the group.
Accommodation: Hotel Bohinj, twin room
Dinner: Main meal
Distance: 12km, Ascent: 1350m, Descent: 20m, Walking time: Approx 6-7 Hrs
Our trek begins in the charming village of Stara Fužina, where traditional farms and beautifully maintained wooden buildings reflect centuries of Slovenian mountain culture.
We soon enter the forest and follow trails alongside the dramatic Mostnica Gorge, with its sculpted rock formations, pools and waterfalls.
The trail climbs steadily through beech forest before giving way to spruce, larch and alpine flowers. As we gain height, the limestone peaks of the Triglav range come into view.
Crossing above the tree line, we enter a world of vast mountain panoramas before reaching our first refuge. Enjoy a well-earned drink on the terrace while soaking up views across the Julian Alps.
Accommodation: Shared 4-6 bed room.
Lunch: Picnic lunch.
Dinner: Main course & dessert.
Distance: 9km, Ascent: 750m, Descent: 500mm, Walking time: Approx 5 Hrs
Today's route takes us through the spectacular Velo Polje basin and into classic high-alpine terrain.
Rocky trails weave through dwarf pine and young larch forests before opening into a dramatic landscape of limestone, scree and karst formations. This is prime habitat for alpine wildlife and we have excellent chances of spotting marmots, chamois and ibex.
After crossing our first mountain pass and enjoying a coffee stop at a small refuge, we continue towards the day's highest point at 2,365 metres.
The reward is a breathtaking panorama of Mount Triglav and the surrounding peaks.
Descending through a surreal limestone landscape of dolines and karst formations, we eventually reach the renowned Valley of the Triglav Lakes where colourful alpine lakes sparkle beneath towering mountains.
Our mountain hut sits in a spectacular panoramic position overlooking the valley.
Accommodation: Shared dormitory
Lunch: Picnic lunch
Dinner: Main course & usually dessert
Distance: 12km, Ascent: 350m, Descent: 800m, Walking time: Approx 4 -5 Hrs
Today is one of the most scenic days of the trek.
We descend through the magical Valley of the Triglav Lakes, walking alongside crystal-clear waters nestled between larch forest, dolomite cliffs and smooth karst rock formations.
The trail winds between lake after lake while marmots whistle from rocky slopes above.
A stop at the iconic Triglav Lakes Hut provides the perfect excuse to enjoy one of the region's famous homemade strudels while admiring unforgettable alpine scenery.
In the afternoon, panoramic trails lead us towards our final refuge, beautifully situated above another emerald-green lake.
Relax on the sun terrace, soak up the views and enjoy a hearty mountain dinner.
Accommodation: Shared 8-10 bed room
Lunch: Picnic lunch.
Dinner: Main course & dessert.
Distance: 8km, Ascent: 150m, Descent: 1050m, Walking time: Approx 3 Hrs
Our final day brings one last collection of memorable views.
After a short climb, we begin our descent through spruce and beech forests, pausing to admire our final panoramic views of Mount Triglav and the mountains we have crossed.
Soon Lake Bohinj comes into sight far below, its white shores and blue-green water shining beneath the peaks.
Returning to Stara Fužina completes our circuit. After a celebratory picnic lunch, enjoy a refreshing swim in Lake Bohinj or choose to remain for additional nights and activities.
Accommodation: Hotel Bohinj, Twin rooms
Lunch: Picnic lunch.
Dinner: Not included.
Choose between:
The remainder of the day is free for exploring, swimming, relaxing in the hotel wellness area, or visiting local cultural attractions.
Accommodation option: Hotel Bohinj, Bed & breakfast, Twin rooms, Single supplement available, access to Wellness & Spa area
After breakfast, we travel back to Munich by train, retracing our spectacular route across the Alps.
Before and after the trek we stay at the beautiful Hotel Bohinj, located close to the shores of Lake Bohinj.
The hotel offers:
During the trek we stay in traditional Slovenian mountain refuges operated by alpine clubs.
These simple but atmospheric huts provide:
Facilities are basic and resources such as water and electricity are limited due to their remote locations.
Most huts provide wash facilities, while some offer showers for an additional fee.
Food & Meals
Food in Slovenia is hearty, simple and delicious. In the valleys you'll find a range of dining options, while mountain huts serve traditional local dishes made from regional ingredients.
Typical meals include:
Vegetarian options are available. Vegan options are more limited in mountain huts. We will organise daily picnic lunches featuring local produce, bread, cheese and regional specialities.
Triglav National Park protects some of Slovenia's most spectacular mountain landscapes. Named after Mount Triglav, Slovenia's highest peak at 2,864m, the park is a paradise for hikers, climbers and nature lovers.
The region is famous for:
The connection between Slovenian culture and nature is visible everywhere, from local architecture and farming traditions to the warm hospitality found in mountain villages and refuges.
You'll receive a detailed packing guide after booking.
During the trek, you'll carry your own backpack, which should typically weigh between 7-9kg including approximately 2 litres of water.
To help you prepare, we provide:
Luggage storage is available at our base during the trek.
Meeting Point: Saturday 28th August, 09:45 Munich Hauptbahnhof or 17:30 Hotel Bohinj
Nearest train station: Bohinjska Bistra
Nearest airport: Ljubljana (2hrs with public transport).
Join a small group of like-minded women and discover the extraordinary landscapes of Slovenia's Triglav National Park. Walk beneath soaring limestone peaks, stay in remote mountain huts, swim in crystal-clear lakes, watch wildlife in its natural habitat and experience the freedom that comes from travelling with expert guidance and a supportive group.
Places are limited to just 8 participants.
Book your Wild Slovenia adventure today and experience one of Europe's most beautiful alpine trekking destinations.
When booking a tour with 4elements it is vital that you have adequate valid travel insurance covering the activities included. It is your responsibility to arrange appropriate insurances and ensure you have read and understood the full terms and conditions of your insurance policy to ensure that you are covered for all activities you intend to undertake whilst on the trip, including all optional activities. We also recommend Travel Cancellation Insurance (Reiserücktrittversicherung) in the case that you have to cancel a trip for any reason.
Your Insurance Policy must fully cover you for medical expenses and emergency repatriation to your country of residence. Please ensure your policy includes medical emergency helicopter repatriation in the event of illness or injury –and covers the entire duration of your holiday. For this tour it is vital that you are covered for mountain search and rescue. One of the best offers for this is included in annual membership of the German Alpine Club Deutscher Alpenverein.
If you are looking for insurance to cover a single hiking/ mountain tours (Wander- und Bergsportversicherung) or further insurances such as Travel Cancellation Insurance (Reiserücktrittversicherung), then we recommend the following provider for residents in Germany: Travel Secure
*valid on bookings until 01.01.2027
5 Days
6 - 8 participants
Slovenia
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We also offer this as a private 3-8 day tour option and can fully customise it to your group.



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