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PAID CONTENT FOR JULIAN ALPS


Julian Alps JULIAN ALPS, SLOVENIA


Slovenia is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, home to the Julian Alps, with over 7,000 animal species and 1,600 plant varieties. This geologically diverse area harbours several endemic species within its steep walls — the Julian Alps feature streams, rivers and waterfalls. Running along the Slovenia-Italy border,


the Julian Alps has more than 150 peaks over 6,500ft, with the majority in Slovenia. This alpine landscape encompasses Lake Bohinj, Lake Bled, forested hills and lowland pastures. These areas, including Triglav National Park, constitute Slovenia’s first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, blending natural beauty with cultural heritage. Throughout the year, the Julian Alps cater to


outdoor enthusiasts, offering activities such as hiking, mountain biking and paragliding in summer, while winter attracts skiers and snowboarders. Well- marked routes guide adventurers, with experienced guides available for more challenging pursuits. The Soča Valley and the area between Lake Bohinj, Lake Bled and Kranjska Gora provide additional opportunities for exploration.


Notable towns like Bled, with its picturesque


lake and castle, and Bohinj, with its Alpine Flowers Festival, offer cultural richness alongside natural beauty. The Soča Valley, steeped in First World War history and known for music festivals, and medieval Radovljica, famous for its beekeeping heritage. Kranjska Gora hosts various sports and entertainment events all year round. Sustainable tourism principles underpin


the region’s development, encouraging environmentally friendly mobility and accommodation choices. Visitors are urged to stick to marked paths and minimise impact on the natural environment. The Juliana Trail offers a unique experience,


guiding travellers along the edge of the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park. This circular route immerses participants in the region’s natural and cultural heritage, challenging them to foster a deeper connection with nature. The trail, though not strenuous, promises to reveal subtle natural wonders and evoke a sense of happiness through mindful exploration.


DON’T MISS Embark on a multistage adventure along the Juliana Trail, taking in views of the magnificent Julian Alps and Triglav National Park


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KEY ACTIVITIES • Explore local towns Bohinj and medieval Radovljica


• Hiking and cycling trails • Triglav National Park • Visit Bled Island


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