Table of Contents

Section 1: Kranjska Gora
Route 1: Zelenci
Route 2: Tamar and Planica
Route 3: Srednji Vrh
Route 4: Slap Martuljek (Martuljek waterfall)
Route 5: Vrsid Pass
Route 6: Visoki Mavrinc
Route 7: Ped (Tromeja)
Route 8: Vitranc/Ciprnik
Route 9: Sleme
Route 10: Jerebikovec
Route 11: Mala and Velika Mojstrovka
Route 12: Mala Mojstrovka via the Hanzova Pot
Route 13: Prisank
Route 14: Jalovec
Route 15: Spik
Route 16: Skrlatica
Route 17: Triglav by the Tominskova Pot and the Prag Route
Route 18: Triglav by the Plemenice (or Bamberg) Route
Route 19: Kanjavec

Section 2: Bohinj
Route 20: The Tour of Lake Bohinj
Route 21: Slap Savica (Savica Waterfall)
Route 22: Rudnica
Route 23: Korita Mostnice
Route 24: Lopata Virgin Forest
Route 25: Vogel
Route 26: Drna prst
Route 27: Spodnje Bohinjske Gore (the Lower Bohinj Ridge)
Route 28: Prsivec
Route 29: Bogatin and Mahavsdek
Route 30: Triglav Lakes Valley and Veliko spidje
Route 31: Triglav - the Southern Approach


Section 3: Bovec
Route 32: The Bovec Basin
Route 33: Izvir Glijuna and Slap Virje
Route 34: Kluye
Route 35: Humdid - the First World War Walk
Route 36: The Soda Trail
Route 37: Svinjak
Route 38: Visoki Kanin and Prestreljenik
Route 39: Rombon
Route 40: Pogadnikov Dom and Kriski Podi
Route 41: Planja and Razor
Route 42: Kriy, Stenar and Bovski Gamsovec
Route 43: Krn
Route 44: Mangart

Section 4: Bled
Route 45: The Tour of Lake Bled
Route 46: Osojnica
Route 47: Vintgar Gorge
Route 48: Bohinjska Bela and Kupljenik
Route 49: Ribenska Gora
Route 50: Taley
Route 51: Galetovec
Route 52: Debela Ped, Brda and Lipanski Vrh

Section 5: Kobarid
Route 53: The Historical Walk
Route 54: Dreyniski Kot
Route 55: Matajur
Route 56: Stol
Route 57: Krasji Vrh

Section 6: Hut-to-Hut Routes
Route 58: Around Lake Bohinj
Route 59: Kranjska Gora to Trenta
Route 60: Bovec to Bohinj
Route 61: Aljazev Dom

About the Author

Roy Clark and Justi Carey started visiting the British mountains in their teens, a discovery which shaped their whole lives. Initial rock-climbing and walking in north Wales and the Lake District eventually prompted a move to the Scottish Highlands, with its remoter hills and potential for winter climbing. Their passion for the outdoors has led to travels across the world, including trips to Iceland, North America, Jordan and New Zealand, and their continuing interest in being 'out there' has resulted in an enthusiasm for downhill and cross-country skiing, canoeing, cycle-touring, and even rollerblading! In 2002 they moved to Slovenia in search of new challenges, and are currently living in the heart of the Julian Alps, where they are happily exploring this new area and culture.