Climbing Mount Triglav 2864 m
| Activity type: | Mountaineering |
| Activity level: | Moderate |
| Availability: |
15 Aug 2018 - 31 Dec 2019 |
| Duration: | 2 Day(s) / Tour with flexible start dates |
| Price: | from $290 |
Full description
Triglav with its 2864 m is the highest peak in Slovenia and the highest peak in the Julian Alps. The name is due to the shape of the mountain, as seen from Bohinj. The three heads can form the Mali Triglav, the main peak and Šmarjetna head. On the north side lies the the Triglav glacier. Triglav is a central part of Triglav National Park.The north face of Triglav is the highest cliffs od the Julijan Alps. Above Vrata valley it dominates almost 4 km wide and 1 km high cliff. The first ascent of Triglav was in August 26, 1778 resolved of four locals from Bohinj: Luka Korošec, Matevž Kos, Štefan Rožič and Lawrence Willomitzer.
Meeting point: Valley vrata in the morning or by appointment.
Starting height: 950 m
Max. Height: 2864 m
Altitude: 1914 meters
Total walking time: 15 to 18 hours
Difficulty: very difficult path.
Price includes
- Guiding
- Technical equipment rental
Not included in price
- Half board cca 40 EUR per person
- transport
- Drinks
Guide
54 years, Slovenia
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Mountaineering, Hiking, Rock Climbing, Ice Climbing, Backcountry Skiing
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I am the founder of the Gotrek Hiking Company, an outdoor adventure company which offers qualified and professional mountain guiding for domestic and foreign guests and tourists in Slovenia, Croatia and all over Europe. All routes, excursions, mountaineering and hiking tours are provided by International Mountain Leader with an international UIMLA license.
I live in Slovenia, a country where mountaineering is a way of life. I also spend a lot of time in Croatia where I'm the Mountain guide with the licensed by the Croatian Mountain Guides Association .
I organize tracks along hiking trails in the European Alps, the Slovenian Alps, Triglav National Park and the in Croatian territories of Velebit, Paklenica, and the islands in the Adriatic Sea.
Location
Slovenia, Nova Gorica
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Last update: Dean Strosar
(1 Jan 2020)