Parque nacional del Triglav

Montañas y picos en el parque nacional del Triglav

Slovenian Peaks and Mountains

Located within the Julian Alps and Triglav National Park, these peaks range from the 2,864-meter summit of Triglav to accessible viewpoints like Viševnik and Slemenova špica. The region is characterized by limestone karst formations, glacial valleys, and the historical legacy of the Isonzo Front, where peaks like Rombon and Batognica still feature World War I fortifications. This selection includes high-altitude ridges, the iconic Vršič Pass, and panoramic summits overlooking Lake Bohinj and the Soča Valley.

Slovenian Peaks and Mountains — Mapa

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Triglav

Triglav, with an elevation of 2,863.65 metres, is the highest mountain in Slovenia and the highest peak of the Julian Alps.

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Viševnik

Standing at 2,132 meters, this mountain is one of the most accessible peaks above the Pokljuka plateau. It provides a panoramic view of the Triglav range and the central Julian Alps.

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Vogel

Rising to 1,922 meters above Lake Bohinj, this peak is part of a larger ski resort area. It offers views of Mount Triglav and the surrounding Bohinj mountains.

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Krn

Krn is a mountain in northwestern Slovenia. It is the highest peak of the Krn Mountains, a sub-chain of the southwestern Julian Alps.

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Svinjak

Known as the "Matterhorn of Bovec" due to its distinctive pointed shape, this 1,653-meter peak overlooks the confluence of the Soča and Koritnica rivers.

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Vršič

At 1,611 meters, this peak sits above Slovenia's highest mountain pass. The surrounding area is defined by 50 hairpin turns and World War I history.

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Stenar

Stenar is a mountain in Julian Alps in the Razor and Prisojnik group. The top of the mountain offers a good panoramic view of the…

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Orlova glava

A 1,665-meter peak located within the Vogel ski area, accessible by chairlift. It serves as a viewpoint overlooking the Julian Alps and Lake Bohinj.

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Jalovec

Mount Jalovec is a mountain in the Julian Alps. With an elevation of 2,645 m, it is the sixth-highest peak in Slovenia.

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Slemenova špica

This 1,911-meter peak is famous for its alpine meadows and larch trees. It offers one of the most prominent views of the north face of Mount Jalovec.

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Križ

A 2,410-meter mountain located in the heart of the Julian Alps. It is situated near the Stenar peak and overlooks the high-altitude Kriški podi plateau.

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Kanjavec

Kanjavec is a 2,569-metre mountain in the center of Triglav National Park.

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Špik

Špik is a mountain in the Slovenian Julian Alps. Its summit is at 2,472 m above sea level.

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Tosc

Tosc, formerly also known as Tolstec, is a mountain of the central Julian Alps, located in Upper Carniola, western Slovenia.

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Rombon

This 2,208-meter peak was a strategic site during World War I. Remains of caverns, trenches, and fortifications from the Isonzo Front are still visible near the summit.

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Bavški Grintavec

Standing at 2,347 meters, this is the highest peak above the Trenta and Bavšica valleys. It is known for its steep slopes and rugged limestone terrain.

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Batognica

A 2,164-meter peak adjacent to Mount Krn. It was the site of intense underground mining warfare during World War I, leaving visible craters and fortifications.

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Rž

This 2,538-meter peak is situated on the ridge between the Kredarica hut and Mount Triglav, forming part of the final approach to Slovenia's highest summit.

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Veliki Lemež

A 2,043-meter peak in the Krn mountains. It offers views over Lake Krn, the largest high-elevation alpine lake in Slovenia.

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Čukla

A 1,766-meter peak on the slopes of Rombon. It served as an important military outpost during World War I and contains several historical ruins.