Juliana Walking Trail – Hiking from Kranjska Gora to Bled, Slovenia
fromJuliana Walking Trail is a long distance hiking trail around the Julian Alps, Slovenia. In total, the trail is 270 km long and has 15 stages, but you will hike 4 sections (stages) from Kranjska Gora to the well-known Bled. It connects alpine valleys, pastures and other places in the Julian Alps. Along the trail you will discover the rich cultural and historical heritage and local culinary tradition, learn about the architectural features and discover the unknown and hidden corners of this diverse alpine landscape.
It is easy, put on your hiking shoes and explore the treasure trove of natural beauty in the Julian Alps. Experience the Julian Alps and you will get to love this exceptional nature area.
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4-day walking holidays in the Julian Alps, taking in the breathtaking scenery of the Sava Dolinka river valley and majestic mountain peaks. The entire Juliana Walking trail is 270 km long and has 15 stages, but you will hike 4 sections (stages) between Kranjska Gora and famous Bled.
Slovenians proudly say that they live on the »Sunny side of the Alps« and one can easily see that the saying is true. Julian Alps stretch in the north western corner of Slovenia, bordering Austria and Italy. They offer numerous easy, moderate or difficult trails for hiking and walking enthusiasts. Juliana Walking Trail circles the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park. It is one of the best trails, which connects people with nature, history, tradition and different kinds of local culinary. From almost every part of the trail the hikers are inspired by the wonderful views on the highest peaks of Slovenia.
Highlights:
- Experience the breathtaking scenery of the Julian Alps.
- Visit the picturesque towns of Kranjska Gora, Bled, Mojstrana, Radovljica, ... by foot.
- Enjoy Lake Bled.
Facts:
- Duration: 4 days/3 nights.
- Activity: Self guided Walking.
- Grade: Easy / Gentle.
- Distance: 70,6 km
- Ascent: 1.524 m
- Descent: 1.851 m
- Accommodation: local pensions***.
- Date: From May 15th to November 15th.
- Booking: Any day of the week.
- Start of the tour: Kranjska Gora
- End of the tour: Bled
Note: This walking tour is Stage 1 to Stage 4 of Juliana's 16 Walking stages. You can decide and walk all stages of Juliana's walking trail. In this case, this trail and the two trails below need to be connected into a full circle around the Julian Alps.
Juliana Walking Trail from Bled to Tolmin (Soca Valley) >>
Juliana Walking Trail from Tolmin to Kranjska Gora >>
- Full organisation of the tour.
- Introductory briefing (face-to-face) on day 1 in Kranjska Gora.
- Booklet with detailed itinerary and route instructions, vouchers, contact numbers, ...
- Maps with marked routes.
- GPS marked route.
- Emergency contact number and 24/7 support.
- 3 nights with breakfast in private apartments and small hotels.
- Tourist tax and VAT.
- Travel to the start and from the end point of the tour.
- Food and drinks: lunch and dinner on all days.
- Main travel luggage transfer between towns - you carry all your walking gear in a backpack.
- Items of personal nature.
- Travel Insurance.
Additional charge:
- High season supplement (June 15 - September 15): 90 € / person
- Single supplement: 160 €
Optional extras:
- Pre- or post-tour accommodation (B&B): 80 €/person (twin-share basis)
- Luggage transfer (day-to-day): 200 €
- Single-use room upgrade: 120 €
Day 1: small private accommodation in Mojstrana.
Day 2: small private accommodation in Jesenice.
Day 3: small private accommodation in Begunje.
Hiking boots are an essential part of equipment. Boots must be appropriate for rocky terrain, with a good grip and light as well as waterproof (especially in case there is still snow on the mountains). It is important that the shoes are comfortable and worn in (not brand new - in order to avoid blisters).
Here is a list of what is good to have for a climb in summer months:
- Shoes – walking boots (preferably with ankle support).
- Socks – warm, coolmax.
- Jacket – warm, wind & waterproof.
- Trousers – long.
- Shirt or active underwear – good evaporation and warm.
- Mid – layer – warm (fleece).
- Warm hat, gloves – wool or fleece.
- Sunglasses, sunscreen, lip salve.
- Rucksack – light, easy to fold, strong material, adjustable straps.
- Hiking poles.
- Food and drinks: fruit, sandwiches, energy bars and a sufficient amount of water/drinks.
We suggest that you travel with a comprehensive travel insurance, including emergency evacuation coverage. We strongly recommend that you purchase travel insurance that includes cancellation protection so that you will be covered in the event that you are unable to attend our trip (due to injury, illness or other unforeseen circumstances). We do not provide travel insurance for our clients. Please contact your local travel agent to purchase travel insurance. As coverage and a price of the insurance changes depending on your travel destination, do make sure that you purchase a coverage for all countries you will be traveling in on your adventure.