Hi Louis,
We loved both trails. The Kamnik Trek is far more demanding and hence very quiet.
-Sabrina

Hi Ori,
That’s great to hear!
1. A via ferrata kit isn’t necessary. However, a helmet is highly recommended.
2. No, I don’t think so.
3. There should be a shuttle from Bohinj to Planina Blato in high season. I would reach out to the local tourist office about organizing a taxi in advance.
Happy trails,
Sabrina

1. Do we need via ferrata gear for this hike? or only if we plan to ascend Triglav?
2. Do you happen to know if we can take a guide+via ferrata equipment from Koča na Doliču – just for the ascent?
3. Also – we are thinking to leave our car at Lake Bohinj, and take a taxi to the beginning of the hike – do we need to pre arrange this?

Thanks!

Hi,
It’ll depend on the snow conditions. All the valley hikes should be accessible in November.
-Sabrina

I love your content – very informative and well-curated! May I ask if it’s possible to do any of these day hikes in early November please? Thank you very much!

Hi Anna,
If weather conditions are stable and the Vrsic Pass is open, I recommend the hike to Slemenova Špica in the Julian Alps.
Otherwise, all valley trails are appropriate (Robanov Kot Valley Walk and Planinski Dom Tamar Walk).
Have a great Slovenia hiking trip,
Sabrina

Hi Zoe,
Thank you for reading our Slovenian hiking content!
If we’re hiking hut-to-hut and day hiking on a single trip, then we usually travel with a suitcase as well (with more clothing, cosmetics, day packs, etc…). We typically leave our suitcase in the hotel during the trek, provided that they have a storage room. I would reach out to the accommodation you’re staying in to confirm.
All the best,
Sabrina

I’ve got a ‘boring’ questions about backpacks. I am hiking the juliana trail (with all my gear on my back) as well as doing the hut to hut hikes where i will leave things at accommodation and take a lighter pack. How did you do it? Do you recommend taking a 30/40 litre with detachable day pack?

Thanks for any help you can give!