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Parc national Triglav
Slovenia's sole national park, Triglav protects 840 km² of the Julian Alps: Mount Triglav (2,864 m), glacial lakes, Soča valley and World War I heritage.
A 1,600 m canyon carved by the Radovna River near Bled, Vintgar Gorges can be explored on wooden walkways leading to the Šum waterfall.
In northwestern Slovenia, the Soca Valley combines emerald waters, First World War heritage and outdoor sports between Bovec, Kobarid and Tolmin.
Kranjska Gora
In the heart of the Julian Alps, Kranjska Gora combines a renowned ski resort, hikes towards Triglav, legendary cycling routes, and Slovenian alpine cuisine.
Kobarid
Between the emerald waters of the Soča and the peaks of the Julian Alps, Kobarid blends First World War heritage, white-water thrills and world-class gastronomy.
Bovec
In the heart of the Julian Alps, Bovec is Slovenia's premier destination for outdoor sports: rafting on the emerald Soca, skiing at Kanin, hiking in Triglav.
Bohinj
Slovenia's largest natural lake, Bohinj captivates with its pristine alpine setting, Triglav trails and Vogel ski resort.
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