Summit Mt Triglav (2,863m)

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Day 1- guests arrive in Bled on their own. You can arrive at the hostel anytime before 9pm. Day 2 (10 August) - The guide usually picks up guests around 6 a.m., or 7 a.m. - depending on the weather prognosis. Day 3: On the final day, you will be dropped back in Bled or the bus station. Local buses run to the airport and other destinations until 7 pm. The time we get back to Bled depends on whether we summit on Day 2 already or on Day 3. Note: Summit day depends on the weather. In case the weather is better on Day 2 (the first day of the ascent), the group will approach to the hut in the afternoon and after a break, continue to the summit. We'd then return and sleep and trek down the next morning after breakfast. If the weather on Day 3 is looking better to summit, we start a bit later on Day 2 and only hike up to the hut.

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The hike is of moderate difficulty, suitable for reasonably fit hikers comfortable walking for up to 8 hours a day. No previous via ferrata experience is required.

Day 1: No hiking Day 2: Start altitude: 980m End altitude: 2515m Time: 5 - 7 hours Day 3 Start altitude: 2515m Max altitude: 2864m End altitude: 980m Time: 8 - 9 hours

Generally, we take small groups of 3-4 people with one guide. Sometimes we can accommodate bigger groups but it depends on availability of extra guides as well as space in vehicles and accomodation

On the first night, you will sleep in Bled at a cosy hostel. The hostel has Wifi and warm showers. There are 4 people to a room. A private, double room is available for an extra 50EUR (please message before the trip to confirm availability). On the second day, you will sleep in a mountain hut called Triglavski Dom. This is basic accommodation in dormitory rooms. The rooms have bunk beds with pillows, sheets and blankets. You can bring your own sleeping bag or bag liner if you wish. There are no showers available at the mountain huts but there is water to wash your hands and brush your teeth. You have access to plug points to charge your phones in the restaurant.

Absolutely! We have lots of solo travellers - it's a great way to meet like-minded people.

The Mount Triglav climbing season is from July through October, though early- and late-season ascents are also possible. Summer weather on Triglav is quite cool; when it's pushing 30°C at lower altitudes, it may be just 10°C on Triglav summit. It often drops below freezing at night so don't forget to pack warm clothes Weather on the mountain is highly variable, bringing unexpected wind, rain and snow.

The mountain huts serve simple but hearty meals including meat stew, goulash, sausage, ham and eggs, polenta, bread with honey, wine, beer, tea and Turkish coffee. Most dietary requirements are catered for - just let us know before you go.

The minimum age is 18, or 16 if accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Here are a few Bled hotel recommendations; Hotel Astoria, Hotel Rikli balance Penzion Kaps Penzion Berc Hotel Triglav Bled You can also check on Booking.com, there are lots of options for different budgets and travel styles!