Nature trails in the Julian Alps

The Soča Trail, one of the finest themed trails of the valley, is surrounded by Mt. Krasji vrh and the ridge of Mt. Polovnik on the right and the emerald Soča River on the left. Along this nicely routed trail you will be able to take care for your body and soul.

Beneath the village of Koseč you can visit to 60-metre-deep Koseč Gorges. The arranged circular hiking trail takes you past the numerous waterfalls of the Stopnik Stream.

The Soča Trail is a nature trail taking visitors to the Triglav National Park along the Soča river from its source towards Bovec.

Bled Castle is situated on top of Castle Hill directly above Lake Bled and is the most well-known and visited tourist attraction in Bled. The restored mediaeval castle delivers magnificent views of Bled and its surroundings

The Zlatorog Fairy Trail is a 2 kilometres long, fun, educational and creative themed trail for children.

!!! Due to works on the Kobarid — Bovec road, the section on the Kobarid Historical Trail from Tonocov grad to the Lazar camp is closed. The road closure is valid from June 23, 2022 until the cancellation.   The trail to the waterfall Kozjak is closed at the moment due to the consequences of the storm. Thank you for your understanding.   This mandatory tour for all visitors of the town of Kobarid connects natural sights and important historical monuments.

The Grumble Bear Trail will take you into past times, when a real bear once walked into the village of Bohinjska Bela, coming to be known as Grumble Bear.

The Mala Osojnica hill with a viewpoint offers one of the most beautiful classic views of Bled with the Karavanks in the background. And with its view of the lake, Ojstrica above Velika Zaka became Bled’s first photographic icon. 

The Bled Castle on the Castle Hill, right above Lake Bled, is Bled's most recognisable and visited attraction. It is an amazing viewpoint with a medieval castle converted into a museum.

St. Catherine is a church on the eastern edge of Hom above Zasip. The panoramic natural terrace, popular among locals and visitors, was named after the near church of St. Catherine.