Walking the Julian Alps of Slovenia - Justi Carey, Roy Clark, Roberto Lombardo - diskuze

Experience the enchanting Julian Alps of Slovenia, where limestone peaks tower above emerald valleys, sparkling alpine lakes, and wildflower meadows. Highlights include classic valley walks, dramatic high-mountain routes, and rewarding ascents to iconic summits such as Triglav, Jalovec, and Mangart, as well as tranquil trails around Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj. Ideal for walkers of all abilities, this comprehensive Cicerone guidebook presents 40 graded routes, including 37 day walks and 3 multi-day treks, exploring every corner of the Julian Alps. Routes are organised around the main walking centres of Kranjska Gora, Bohinj, Bovec, Bled, and Kobarid, each offering a mix of accessible strolls and challenging adventures. Walks are clearly graded by length and difficulty (1–4), making it easy to choose the perfect day in the Julian Alps, whether you seek a gentle woodland path or a demanding via ferrata. Explore celebrated Julian Alps destinations, including Triglav National Park, Triglav lakes, the Soca valley, and the picturesque lakes of Bled and Bohinj. Routes range from 4km (2 miles) to 24km (15 miles) day walks and 18–34km (11–21 miles) multi-day treks, with walking times from 2 to 11 hours. The Julian Alps are best enjoyed between mid-June and late September, when trails are mostly snow-free and the mountain wildflowers are in bloom. Features 1:50,000 maps and free downloadable GPX tracks for every walk, ensuring st
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