Hiking Slovenia's Juliana Trail : Three-week trek: Triglav National Park, Bled and the Julian Alps

Circling the iconic Mount Triglav and passing through Triglav National Park, this 330km (206-mile) circuit links charming alpine towns, emerald rivers and peaceful mountain pastures, inviting hikers to explore the heart of Slovenia's natural beauty. This definitive Cicerone guidebook is your essential companion for planning and completing this three-week trek with confidence. The Juliana Trail is suitable for both beginner and experienced hikers, broken into 20 stages of 8–22km (4–14 miles) each. You'll find detailed descriptions, route maps, and practical planning advice that make navigating the trail straightforward and enjoyable. Comprehensive stage-by-stage descriptions cover the full 270km (168 miles) circular path around Triglav, plus a 60km (37 miles) Brda wine region extension, allowing flexible itinerary planning. Inside you'll discover clear 1:50,000 mapping and downloadable GPX files to help you follow trails with confidence, alongside details on refreshment stops, accommodation and public transport options. Since the trail is fully accessible by public transport via bus or train, you can easily plan flexible section hikes. Highlights include Lake Bled, Lake Bohinj, the Soca Valley, Tolmin Gorges and waterfalls such as Pericnik, Savica and Kozjak, alongside insights into Triglav National Park's landscapes, wildlife, culture and local history. With practical advice and detailed mapping, you can hike at your own pace and fully appreciate the Juliana Trail's breathtaking alpine scenery.