Slovenia Hiking Tours
Booking one of these amazing Slovenia Hiking Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Embark on unforgettable Slovenia hiking tours, showcasing trails through the majestic Julian Alps and tranquil Triglav National Park. A hiker's paradise, Slovenia blends stunning natural beauty with rich cultural experiences. Trek through enchanting forests, alpine meadows, and past pristine lakes, delving into Slovenia's history and culinary traditions. Discover the diverse landscapes of Slovenia on our unique trekking tours.
Explore Slovenia Hiking Tours by destination
Explore other tours in Slovenia by activity
Slovenia Hiking Tours and Itineraries
Displaying 13 of 13 tours
Displaying 13 of 13 tours
Slovenia
Self-Guided Mount Triglav Trek
Take on one of the most challenging treks on 10Adventures. Mount Triglav is a quintessential Slovenian trekking adventure to the summit of its highest mountain! The Self-Guided Mount Triglav Trek allows you to hike at your own pace and enjoy the incredible scenery of Triglav National Park. Please note this trek is only suitable for guests with previous mountaineering experience. You must be comfortable hiking for up to 9 hours per day with elevations of up to 1,950m (6397 ft) while carrying your own pack.
Slovenia
Mount Triglav Guided Trek
Take on one Slovenia’s most classic hikes on this two-day guided adventure that includes an exhilarating Via Ferrata to get to the summit!
Slovenia
Trekking the Karawanks
Slovenia’s wilderness is waiting for you in the incredible Karavanke Mountains (Karawanks)! The Trekking the Karawanks tour is a spectacular hiking tour across the alpine ridges that offer non-stop unbelievable views.
Slovenia
Julian Alps Hut-to-Hut Trek
Step into a traditional alpine culture in the Julian Alps by taking a 3-day/ 2-night trekking tour. Hike through the heart of this stunning part of Slovenia. Hiking through Triglav National Park and staying in mountain huts allows you to experience unique parts of the Julian Alps that are inaccessible by car or day hikes.
Slovenia
Hiking Hut-to-Hut Through Triglav National Park
Triglav National Park is Slovenia’s premier hiking destination, offering the tallest mountains in the country and unbeatable alpine scenery. Immerse yourself in the beauty of the park as you spend 6 days trekking on the Hiking Hut-to-Hut Through Triglav National Park tour!
Italian Alps
Hike the Alpe Adria Trail
Take a beautiful journey along the Alpe Adria Trail on this 8-day self-guided walking adventure! Your journey on the Alpe Adria hiking path begins in Carinthia and takes a short jog into Slovenia before descending into Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The Hike the Alpe Adria Trail tour is the perfect on-foot exploration.
Croatia
Istria Coastal Walking Adventure
Explore the beautiful Mediterranean peninsula of Istria on this 7-day self-guided hiking tour. Discover three breathtaking countries as you hike from coastal fishing villages in Italy to the charming hilltop towns of Croatia.
Dolomites
Austria, Italy and Slovenia Hiking Tour
The exciting Austria, Italy and Slovenia Hiking Tour will see you trekking to three countries in one amazing week! This self-guided hiking trip travels the alpine circuit from Austria to Italy, into Slovenia, and then back to Austria.
Slovenia
Bled Family Adventure
The Julian Alps in Slovenia are a beautiful natural playground full of lakes, waterfalls, canyons, and mountains for your family to explore. The Bled Family Adventure is an exciting holiday full of amazing outdoor experiences guaranteed to thrill both the adults and the kids!
Slovenia
Walking the Best of the Alpe-Adria and Juliana Trail
Want to experience two of Slovenia’s top hiking trails and end your journey in the country’s best-known destination? The Walking the Best of the Alpe-Adria and Juliana Trail tour is the one for you! This hiking adventure covers some of the premier grounds of gorgeous Slovenia, taking you along the absolute best sections of the Alpe-Adria and Juliana trails and ending off in Lake Bled.
Slovenia
Julian Alps Walking Tour
Slovenia is one of Europe’s true hidden gems just waiting to be discovered! On this 15-day self-guided hiking trip, you’ll hike over 270 km along the full loop of the Juliana Walking Trail. Explore the best of Slovenia’s mountainous northwest where the Julian Alps dominate the landscape.
Slovenia
Discover Slovenian Alps Hiking Tour
This guided, 8-day hiking tour through Slovenia’s Julian Alps is a perfect way to discover Slovenia. It is the ultimate tour for all nature lovers who would like a mix of serious hiking and fun on crystal clear rivers and lakes, get to know the vibrant city of Ljubljana and savour authentic Slovenian food & wine.
Slovenia
The Best Walks in Slovenia
Slovenia is still a bit of an undiscovered place to visit, and this 8-day guided walking tour is one of the best ways to experience the history, culture, and natural beauty of Slovenia.
Book your Hiking trip to Slovenia with 10Adventures
We Know Adventure
Authentic hiking, cycling, and adventure holidays - thoughtfully crafted by local tour partners and tailored to your unique journey.
Packed with Inclusions
Accommodations, luggage transfers, gear rentals, and more - all taken care of so you can focus on making memories.
World Class Support
Have peace of mind for when travel plans change with our hassle-free booking process and unbeatable support.
Let's start talking about your next adventure!
Slovenia General Travel Information
Where to go trekking in Slovenia
Slovenia offers a wide array of trekking experiences, from the challenging ascents of the Julian Alps to the tranquil walks around Lake Bled and the SoÄŤa River Valley. For those seeking an epic journey, the Slovenian Mountain Trail invites adventurers to explore the country's most stunning vistas. Whether you prefer gentle walks or demanding treks, Slovenia's trails await.
Why Choose Slovenia for Your Trekking Holiday?
Slovenia stands out as a premier trekking destination with its unparalleled natural diversity, well-marked trails, and welcoming mountain huts. The country's commitment to sustainability adds to the appeal, ensuring your trekking adventure not only respects the environment but also enriches your travel experience.
Best Time for Trekking in Slovenia
The ideal months for Slovenia trekking tours are May to September. Enjoy the lush spring landscapes or the vibrant autumn colors with fewer tourists. For high-altitude trails, the best period is July to September, when the mountain passes are free of snow, revealing Slovenia's breathtaking alpine beauty.
Top 5 Slovenia Trekking Routes
- Triglav National Park Trek - This trek leads to the heart of the park and up to Mount Triglav, Slovenia's highest peak, offering panoramic views and challenging climbs.
- Alpe Adria Trail - This trail connects the Alps to the Adriatic Sea, crossing through Slovenia, Austria, and Italy, highlighting the region's cultural and natural diversity.
- The SoÄŤa Trail - Following the emerald SoÄŤa River, this trail offers breathtaking views of gorges and waterfalls, ideal for those interested in both natural beauty and historical sites.
- The Julian Alps' Seven Lakes Valley - A picturesque trek through the Triglav National Park, showcasing alpine lakes and meadows, with opportunities to spot local wildlife.
- Via Alpina in Slovenia - Part of a transnational trail that crosses eight Alpine countries, the Slovenian section traverses stunning mountain scenery, connecting several alpine villages and offering diverse hiking experiences.
Travel tips for Slovenia Hiking Tours
What to pack when trekking in Slovenia?
Essential items include waterproof hiking boots, layers for changing weather, a rain jacket, a sun hat, sunscreen, a hydration system, and navigation tools. Don’t forget a camera to capture Slovenia’s stunning landscapes!
Are luggage transfers available on treks in Slovenia?
Yes, on popular trekking routes and with many tour operators, you can arrange for your luggage to be transferred from one accommodation to the next, allowing you to hike with just a daypack.
How long do I need to trek in Slovenia?
It varies. Day hikes are abundant, but for something like the Slovenian Mountain Trail, you could spend up to a month. The famous Alpe-Adria Trail can take several days to complete its Slovenian section.
Are there family-friendly treks in Slovenia?
Absolutely. Slovenia offers numerous family-friendly trails with easy to moderate difficulty, such as the Vintgar Gorge or the paths around Lake Bohinj.
What are the accommodations when trekking in Slovenia?
Depending on the route, accommodations range from mountain huts and alpine lodges to guesthouses and hotels. Booking in advance is advisable during peak season.
Can I do a self-guided trek in Slovenia?
Yes, Slovenia is well-suited for self-guided treks, thanks to well-marked trails and detailed maps. However, preparation and respect for the local environment and weather conditions are key.
Can I do a guided trek in Slovenia?
Guided treks offer the benefit of experienced local guides who provide insights into the natural and cultural heritage of the regions you explore. Many companies offer a variety of guided treks.
What is the best season for trekking in Slovenia?
The ideal trekking season is late spring to early autumn (May to September), offering the best weather conditions and access to high-altitude trails.
Do I need any permits for trekking in Slovenia?
Most trails do not require permits, but for certain protected areas or national parks, you may need to pay a conservation fee or register at a visitor center.
What safety precautions should I take when trekking in Slovenia?
Always check the weather forecast, inform someone about your trekking plans, and carry a first aid kit. Be particularly cautious when trekking in remote areas or high altitudes.
Are there any cultural or environmental considerations to be aware of?
Respect local customs and traditions, stay on marked trails to protect the environment, and always carry out your trash. Slovenia values its natural beauty highly, so be a responsible visitor.
How to deal with wildlife encounters in Slovenia?
While wildlife in Slovenia is generally not dangerous, it’s important to keep a respectful distance, especially from larger animals like bears. Do not feed wildlife and store your food securely.
Is tap water safe to drink in Slovenia during treks?
Yes, Slovenia boasts high-quality tap water, and it's generally safe to drink. However, when trekking in remote areas, carrying water purification methods is advisable as a precaution.