Hiking in Kranjska Gora: Top Outdoor Adventures Awaiting You
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Alpine charm in the Julian Alps
Kranjska Gora is an alpine village in northwest Slovenia, close to the Italian and Austrian borders. With an easy-access to both the Julian Alps and the Karavanke Mountains, it’s a great place to stay if you want to enjoy Slovenian’s alpine scenery, and it’s only 1-hour away from Ljubljana, the capital city. Turquoise rivers, meadows, snowy peaks, waterfalls and pristine lakes will be part of the journey, as you walk on beautiful mountain trails. Hiking trips are ideal for those who want to be in contact with nature and also for family trips. Check out all our hiking itineraries and join a local mountain guide! Explore-Share only promotes trips led by certified guides.
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What should I know about Hiking Kranjska Gora?
Due to its proximity to the famous mountains and glacial lakes of the Triglav National Park, Kranjska Gora is one of the most touristic spots in Slovenia, especially for hiking in summer and snow sports in winter.
Near Kranjska Gora, you can also visit the Planica Valley, with numerous signposted routes for hiking tours of low difficulty that take no more than an hour. The trail will lead you to the Tamar Valley, in Triglav, where there is a cozy accommodation waiting for athletes and adventurers.
Why should I choose Kranjska Gora for my Hiking adventure?
Ideal location
Its strategic location on the border of Slovenia, Italy and Austria, makes it a place always chosen by many European neighbors. As it is located at the foot of a ski resort, during the winter it also becomes the meeting point for skiers and snowboarders. When the snow disappears, it's time for mountaineers, hikers and cyclists who come to enjoy cycling routes or practice water sports such as rafting.
Accommodation and free time options
Here you will find from very comfortable hotels located in front of the ski slopes to private apartments. When the afternoon falls, the inhabitants and tourists meet in some of its pubs and the atmosphere is incredible, sometimes you can enjoy live concerts and have a great time. You can also spend a night at the Casino, go to a musical show or relax in one of the wellness centers.
A well-stocked town
In the village there are shops, supermarkets, post offices, banks and many souvenir shops offering typical products of Slovenia, such as Tolmin cheese or the famous Slovenian oil. Its inhabitants are very friendly and almost all speak English as a second language. After a long hiking day, do not forget to take a Pivo (beer) at a very good price.
What can I expect from the weather during my Hiking trip in Kranjska Gora?
In Kranjska Gora, summers are humid, winters are icy and snowy and it is partly cloudy all year round. The temperature generally varies from -10 °C to 20 °C.
Which language is predominantly spoken in the Kranjska Gora region?
Slovenian, Hungarian, Italian and English
What currency is accepted around Kranjska Gora?
Euro
How can I get to Kranjska Gora?
It is accesible by car or bus from Italy, Austria or Slovenia. There are railway stations nearby, and the Ljubljana airport is less than one hour drive away.
What's the country code for the Kranjska Gora region?
+386
When is the best time to travel to Kranjska Gora for Hiking?
The best time of year to visit Kranjska Gora for hiking activities is from the beginning of July to mid August
What people are saying about Hiking | Kranjska Gora
Yan
Amazing hike!! Enjoyed it a lot:D
Sheryl
Dean was prompt and super knowledgeable about the area we were going to. He guided us safely to Slemenova Spica to enjoy the Julian Alps. As two girls from the city, we don't have much hiking experience, and he was patient and super helpful. We enjoyed our trip so much and it has been the highlight of our Slovenia trip. Thanks once again, Dean, for taking us on this experience!
I was very happy with our guide, Benedikt Arnold, who did a great job. He was much more positive than many of my previous guides and was prepared to take an (entirely justifiable) view on the weather, with very balanced judgement. I would happily use him again.
Szilvia
Our guide was Mitja Drinavec (not Matevz Vukotic), he was very nice and responsible during the entire trip. Thank you for the great experience.
Ettiene took us on a wonderful trip in the stunning Dolomites. First day was rain and snow, Ettiene planned an alternative program in the First World War tunnels so we didn’t have to walk in the rain all day. The huts were nice and good food. The trip was a bit too challenging for our mother (65) but Ettiene helped her a lot by carrying her bag and securing her with a rope on the steep parts. Via ferratas were super cool, wonderful views. A tip for others: just go because it is great, but expect some serieus walking up is inclusief to get to the via ferratas.
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