SKIING
The cable cars and ski runs are strung along the slopes of the Vitranc Mountain from Kranjska Gora to Planica, at altitudes ranging from 800 m to 1215 m above sea level. A system of 6 chairlifts and 13 lifts will take you to your dream run. If you haven’t decided yet, just take a look at the ski slopes map and discover the great terrain in Mojstrana and Rateče.
CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING
There’s nothing more beautiful than cross-country skiing through the winter landscape. Kranjska Gora and its surroundings offer daily groomed cross-country ski trails suitable for beginners as well as for more experienced cross-country skiers.
BIKE PARK
The cycling park in Kranjska Gora, near the Italian and Austrian borders, offers almost 20 kilometres of cycling trails of varying difficulty, from easy trails suitable for families and recreationists, to more demanding trails with technical challenges and jumps, intended for experienced cyclists.
PLANICA ZIPLINE
Experience the adrenaline of the Slovenian eagles and the world's diving elite with the steepest zipline descent in the world, which takes you over the Planiška giant, the largest ski jump in the world. During this breathtaking 566-metre-long flight, you'll reach speeds of up to 85 km/h in seconds, similar to the legends who set historical records here.
KEKEC'S LAND
Kekec's land is a hidden corner in the embrace of the mountains, where the stories of Kekac, Aunt Pehta, wicked Bedanec, blue Vitranc, friendly Mojca, Tinkara, Brincelj and frightened Rožlet come to life. The two-hour adventure begins in front of the Julijana travel agency in Kranjska Gora, from where the Bedanc Bus takes you straight to Kekčev svet.
JULIANA TRAIL
On the JULIANA TRAIL you will not conquer peaks, but you will travel along the foothills of the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park, where you will feel the true pulse of mountain life. The trail leads through stunning nature, past rivers, lakes, waterfalls and through singing forests, revealing a rich heritage and unique biodiversity.
KRANJSKA GORA – MOJSTRANA
The cycling path from Mojstrana to Kranjska Gora is also known as the D2 path. It runs from Mojstrana, passing Lake Jasna, Kranjska Gora, Rateče, and back to Mojstrana. The path follows the former railway route from Mojstrana, through Kranjska Gora and into Italy, and is also named after Jure Robič. It is considered the longest path in the Gorenjska region, spanning almost 50 km. The section from Jesenice to the border crossing in Rateče covers approximately 28 km. In Rateče, you can also choose a path leading to the Belopeške Lakes.
PLANICA
The valley is best known for its ski jumping hills. In Planica, there is also the largest ski flying hill in the world, which traditionally takes place each year as the World Championship in Nordic skiing final event. It stretches from the village of Rateče to the mountain lodge, Doma v Tamarju, and from there, the valley continues under the name Tamar. The western side of Planica is bordered by the Ponc mountain range (with the highest peak, Visoka Ponca, at 2274 meters above sea level), while the eastern side is bordered by Ciprnik (1745 m) and Sleme (1815 m). In the southern part (Tamar area), Mojstrovka (2366 m), Travnik (2379 m), and Jalovec (2645 m) can be found.
LAKE JASNA
Lake Jasna is surrounded by stunning mountains. In good weather, you can see all the surrounding peaks. For this purpose, a 6-meter-high wooden tower is placed by the lake, serving as an observation point - the use of the tower is free of charge. From the top of the tower, you can even see more distant peaks of the Julian Alps. Beautiful walking paths are laid out around the lake, and the entire area is covered with small pebbles. The water is very clear, clean, and perfect for cooling off on hot days.
VRŠIČ
Vršič (1611 m) is the highest Slovenian mountain pass (also the highest in the Eastern Julian Alps) that connects Kranjska Gora with Trenta. Vršič is considered one of the important starting points for mountain tours to the peaks of Mala Mojstrovka (2332 m) and Velika Mojstrovka (2366 m), Planja (2453 m), Prisojnik (Prisank) (2547 m), Razor (2601 m), Šitna glava (2087 m), Slemenova špica (1911 m), Sovna glava (1750 m), Suhi vrh (2109 m); or for shorter walks in the nearby surroundings.
TRIGLAV NATIONAL PARK
Triglav National Park - a priceless gem of nature, is a legally protected area or national park, subject to a special nature conservation regime that is stricter than in regional parks. The park was named after Triglav, the highest Slovenian mountain, which lies almost at the center of the park. Vast and enchanting forests, deeply carved valleys, high-altitude meadows, and crystal-clear water flowing from the slopes of the highest peak, Triglav, form rivers, lakes, and streams within the park.
PRISOJNIK
Prisank, also known as Prisojnik, is a 2547 m high mountain located above the valleys of Mlinarica, Krnica, and Suha Pišnica. From the summit, where a registration box with a stamp is located, a beautiful view of the highest peaks of the Julian Alps unfolds before us.
