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🏞️🌈 THE SUMMER IS BACK IN BOHINJ!!
Updated: 12 August 2023
IS IT SAFE TO VISIT BOHINJ AND THE JULIAN ALPS?
- Absolutely! Fortunately, the recent storms have not caused any damage to the tourist infrastructure in our region. Tourism has returned to its regular operations.
- If you require specific local information, please don’t hesitate to reach out to your accommodation provider.
CAN I USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT TO GET TO BOHINJ AND THE JULIAN ALPS?
- Absolutely! Public transportation is fully operational and operating seamlessly (please refer to the providers’ websites for timetables and detailed information: Arriva.si and Nomago.si and Slovenske železnice)
- Find information about additional summer shuttles to various destinations in the Julian Alps on our web app: www.mobility.julian-alps.com
- More general information about Mobility in the Julian Alps
WHERE CAN I FIND MORE RELEVANT INFORMATION TO PLAN MY TRIP?
- For real-time traffic conditions, please visit www.promet.si.
- For information on parking and local transport in Bohinj, visit promet.bohinj.si.
- To access the latest weather forecast, navigate to https://vreme.arso.gov.si/.
- Additionally, we suggest visiting the websites of each destination to gain insights into the current local conditions.
CAN I GO HIKING IN THE MOUNTAINS?
- We recommend that you start with easily accessible peaks and be very cautious, as mountain rescue teams are still involved in interventions in flooded areas.
- As always, ensure you have appropriate equipment, select a goal that aligns with your fitness level, and verify favorable weather conditions.
- PLEASE NOTE: A few trails sustained damage. Prior to embarking on a hike, ensure you are well-informed. Since not all trails have undergone inspection, be prepared to retrace your steps if necessary.
- View the current trail conditions here: https://stanje-poti.pzs.si/en.php
- For information on hiking trails, you can also access the maPZS web app and the Slovenia Outdoor mobile app in Google Play or Apple App Store
HAS THERE BEEN ANY DAMAGE DUE TO HEAVY RAINS?
- In contrast to other regions in Slovenia, the Julian Alps have been fortunate to experience minimal impact from the storm, a fact that we truly appreciate. The majority of the damage has already been addressed.
- However, should you encounter any indications of closure on remote and less frequented trails, we kindly request that you honor these potential closures and adhere to the provided guidelines. Your cooperation ensures the safety and preservation of our natural landscapes.
HOW ABOUT WATER ACTIVITIES?
- Water levels have returned to their regular levels, allowing for the resumption of most water activities. For specific information, kindly verify with local activity providers.
THE CURRENT SITUATION:
- Regular updates on the current situation
We hope this information will help you plan your visit to Bohinj and the Julian Alps. Stay safe, and we look forward to welcoming you to this beautiful destination soon!
Info centres
Need help finding accommodation? Looking for tips for excursions or other activities to make your holiday in Bohinj more enjoyable? Need a map and quality information for safe hiking? Visit us at our info points. We’ll be happy to help.




Bohinj 2023/2024
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Hiking
If you are experienced enough, have checked the weather forecast, have chosen a safe route, are fit and have good equipment, you may still want to venture into the mountain world.

We recommend visiting the mountains in small groups and following safety recommendations.
We also ask mountain visitors to go into the mountains with common sense and to limit their hikes to their abilities and the equipment they have.
Movement on the Ožarjeni kamen to Pršivec trail is life-threatening due to the crumbly terrain and rockfall.
More information: Planinska zveza Slovenije
Before the tour, let’s ask ourselves:
- How well prepared am I (mentally and physically)? Is the chosen route suitable for me?
- What is the weather forecast? Poor weather and visibility can increase walking times by up to 10 times. Do I have clothes that will protect me from strong winds, cold and precipitation? Is there a hut, bivouac, shelter on the way where I can retreat?
- In what condition is the chosen path? Which direction will I walk (north, south, east, west)? Prepare a route plan. Divide the route into smaller sections, allow for breaks and approximate walking times. Create a picture of the route and walk it in your mind.
- Do I have all the things I need for today’s tour in my rucksack?
- How far is it and how long will it take me to complete the whole journey? We are only halfway to the top – our goal is to return safely to the valley and home.
- How steep is the terrain? Will I have to walk it in the parts, which will take more time (but is less tiring)?
- What is the terrain like? Are there boulders, scree on the way? Is there a bush on the way that will slow me down, or will I be able to get around it?
- Are there features on the route that I will have to overcome: switchbacks, rivers, steep jumps? Can I bypass them?
- What dangers might I encounter on the way: precipices, a grassy world, falling rocks?
- How to walk?
- What walking speed should I take? Are there children with you?
- Plan your trip accordingly.
- Choose a tour that suits your physical and mental fitness, taking into account your health and the health of the tour participants. Pay particular attention if you have any chronic diseases, allergies or are a heart patient.