Between the Sky and the Earth of the

Julian Alps

    From that first grip on natural rock to challenging routes and via ferratas—every climber can find their next challenge in the Julian Alps.

     

    Bohinj: your first hold by the lake

    Just a stone’s throw from Lake Bohinj lies the Pod Skalco climbing area, where even absolute beginners can try their hand at climbing—with an instructor and the option to rent equipment. More experienced climbers will find numerous other natural crags described in the *Bohinj Climbing Guide*. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, an indoor climbing wall is available at the Danica Hall. Discover climbing in Bohinj.

    Kegl pri Bovcu

    Foto:  Ana Skobe

    Soča Valley: Choose Your Wall

    The areas around Bovec, Kobarid, and Tolmin feature numerous equipped climbing areas, with routes of moderate difficulty predominating. Choose a route that matches your skill level, check the current status of the climbing area before your visit, and browse local providers for a guided experience. Explore sport climbing in the Soča Valley.

     

    Kranjska Gora: Rock or Via Ferrata?

    Sport climbers can choose from climbing areas near Dovje and Mojstrana, as well as routes on the Vršič Pass. For a different kind of encounter with the rock, two via ferratas of varying difficulty have been set up above Mojstrana, while Gozd Martuljek offers the Hvadnik via ferrata and the more challenging Jerm’n. Before setting out, check the route’s difficulty and ensure you have the appropriate equipment. Sport climbing · Mojstrana Via Ferrata · Hvadnik Via Ferrata · Jerm’n Via Ferrata.

    Foto: Grega Teraz

    Bled: from Iglica to the boulders in Radovna

    Above Bohinjska Bela, the Iglica crag beckons climbers, while the Peč climbing area lies beneath Bodešče. Those who prefer short, rope-free climbing challenges can explore the boulders near the monument in Požgana Radovna. For your first time on the rock, choose to climb with an instructor.

     

    Radovljica: climbing with Domen Škofic

    The D’Ranch climbing center is located in Vrbnje near Radovljica and is run by local resident and sport climber Domen Škofic. High, overhanging walls offer new challenges, and the indoor facility ensures you can climb even when it is raining outside.

    Ferata Hvadnik

    Foto: Mitja Šorn