Lagos y valles de Eslovenia

Your warm-up walk begins with a visit to the first of many lakes you'll encounter on this journey: Lake Jasna. Framed by the jagged peaks of the Julian Alps, Lake Jasna offers an ideal spot for relaxation—but save that for the return leg of your walk, as there's much more to explore ahead. As you continue through the scenic Jasna Valley, you'll be welcomed by the mountain vistas of the Prisank and Razor peaks. On your way back, you'll pass by the "Russian Chapel," a poignant memorial dedicated to the Russian POWs who perished during WWI while constructing the military road over the Vršič Pass. 

Este paseo te lleva por bosques y prados de montaña hasta la cima del monte Peč (1.508 m), donde confluyen las fronteras de Eslovenia, Italia y Austria. En la cima, podrás disfrutar de las espectaculares vistas de los Alpes Julianos y Cárnicos. La cordillera alpina de Hohe Tauern, la más alta de Austria, te recibirá con toda su majestuosidad. A continuación, el sendero desciende por el valle hasta el nacimiento del hermoso río Sava, el más largo de Eslovenia, de vuelta a Kranjska Gora.

Short drive to the starting point, from when you head through the lush Radovna Valley, surrounded by towering mountain peaks, to the stunning Vintgar Gorge, where the Radovna River has carved a 150-meter-deep chasm. From there, you can walk along a wooden walkway that winds through the gorge, continuing on to the world-famous Lake Bled. Along the way, enjoy a stop at the charming Katarina Church viewpoint.

On your walking holiday now enjoy a leisurely stroll around Bled, a charming town nestled on the shores of a stunning glacial lake. The medieval castle perched on a cliff overlooks the lake's iconic island church, creating a postcard-perfect scene. For the best views and photos of the lake, church, castle, and the Karavanke mountain range, take a hike up to the Mala Osojnica viewpoint on the lake's western side. Wrap up your day by indulging in a slice of the local specialty, Bled's famous cream cake, "Kremšnita," at one of the delightful lakeside cafés. 

You’ll be driven up to the scenic Pokljuka Plateau, where your hike begins, taking you through mountain pastures and past rustic farmhouses to a breathtaking viewpoint over Bohinj Valley. On your descent, stop at the historic village of Studor, where you can step back in time and explore its charming past. Your journey concludes at Lake Bohinj, a true gem nestled in the heart of Triglav National Park, alongside a quaint village on the lakeshore.

Pasa el día paseando por este maravilloso y tranquilo entorno de lago alpino, a la sombra de los inmensos picos de los Alpes Julianos, y podrás bañarte en sus aguas dulces. Prueba la deliciosa trucha de Bohinj. En el extremo occidental del lago hay un corto sendero hasta la cascada Savica, fuente del lago y del río Sava Bohinjka. Luego puedes subir en teleférico al monte Vogel, de 1.532 m de altura, para disfrutar de una vista espectacular del monte Triglav, el pico más alto de los Alpes Julianos. Pasa la noche en una de las acogedoras tabernas del pueblo y prueba el aguardiente de miel casero de la zona.

Salida después del desayuno.