Mountain tops, wild and deep gorges, rich flora, cultural landscape with mountain pastures and picturesque small villages with rich cultural heritage invite you to visit the Triglav National Park. It is an exceptional experience to get to know the nature, cultural landscape and the people of the park, but in doing so we should always observe the primary objectives of nature protection.

At TNP, we wish to provide visitors with ample opportunities for rich, hands-on experience of the Park and its theme trails. However, please remember that we are all just guests of a beautiful yet highly sensitive natural environment and that by visiting a national park we take on the responsibility to help maintain its state of preservation.

Rules of conduct in the National Park

	Triglav National Park is the only national park in Slovenia. Visitors are only guests in this beautiful and sensitive natural environment and cultural landscape. Welcome!
	As respectful visitors, make sure the area remains a place of peace and quiet for residents and visitors. Dog must be on a leash.
	Weather in the mountains is very changeable. Make sure the tour is suitable to your physical and mental fi tness. Bring a change of clothes, wear hiking shoes, and carry an adequate supply of water. In case of an accident call 112.
	Leave your vehicle in a designated car park. Use public transport. Bring along a paper map.
	Attentive visitors appreciate the fragile natural environment and keep to designated trails. High risk of slipping on steep terrain. Hiring a mountain guide is recommended for high-altitude hikes.
	Visitors are not allowed to spend the night outside designated areas. Plentiful accommodation is provided at mountain huts. High-altitude lakes and streams are sensitive and fragile habitats where bathing is not allowed.
	YOUR STEP MATTERS. IT DOESN’T TAKE MUCH, BUT MAKES A GREAT DIFFERENCE.

ONE WITH NATURE'S DIVERSITY

Enjoy the Julian Alps responsibly!

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Be part of the mountain!

In the mountains, wild animals have slowed their pace of life. They adapt specific behaviors to survive the winter and to protect themselves from predators. Your space of freedom, your playground, it is their living space. This winter, it's up to you to choose your track.

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VISITING THE MOUNTAINS DURING WINTER 

Winter is a time when nature rests. Let the wildlife rest, too. Look at the video!