Mount Triglav

Julian Alps

Ascent Routes on Mt. Triglav in the Julian Alps of Slovenia

Ascent Routes on Triglav

in the Julian Alps

The normal season for climbing Triglav is from the beginning of July until the middle of October - the best months are August and September. It is usual to allow two days - one day for the ascent and one for the descent.

Ascent Routes:-

There are various possible approaches to Triglav - those from South and East are the easiest. The most difficult are on the North Wall ( technical rock climbs ). It is also possible to approach path via the Dolic Valley – this does not require climbing gear but is somewhat harder than the Southern and Eastern approaches.

a) Scenic Route ( 2 days ):

Bled - Rudno polje na Pokljuki - Vodnikova koca na Velem polju - Triglavski dom na Kredarici - Triglav - Dom Planika pod Triglavom – Triglavska Jezera Hut – Seven lakes valley – Koca pri Triglavskih jezerih – Komna or Koca na planini pri Jezeru – Prsivec – Vogar – Stara Fuzina in Bohinj

b) Normal Route ( Bohinj Valley / Triglav national park - 2 to 3 days ):

Stara Fuzina v Bohinj - Voje valley ( Mostnica canyon ) - Vodnikova koca na Velem polju - Triglavski dom na Kredarici - Triglav - Dom Planika pod Triglavom - Seven lakes valley - Koca pri Triglavskih jezerih - Stapce - Koca na planini pri Jezeru - Prsivec - Vogar - Stara Fuzina v Bohinj