An exciting walk through the vast forests, past the hunting lookouts on the 1,106m high Sveta Trojica and the 1,123m high Lonica, pampering us with a wonderful view of the intermittent Pivka Lakes and the Slovenian Alps in the back.
A trekking tour, led by experienced guides, forms a connection between you and the wild nature in an unforgettable way. It is intended for everyone who wants to walk through the vast Dinaric forests and experience direct contact with life in nature.
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Nanos is a high karst plateau that rises steeply above the Postojna basin and the Vipava Valley. It has several peaks, but the most popular one is the vantage point next to the TV transmitter and Vojko’s hut on Nanos. We chose the ascent via a steeper and more demanding route and the descent past...Read more Hike to Snežnik
Above the extensive Snežnik forests, Snežnik proudly rises far above the other rocky peaks in the area. It is famous as the highest Slovenian peak outside the Alpine world. The Draga Karolina hut, which is sometimes open during the winter on weekends on nice days, is located just below the peak on which there is...Read more 
Bear watching Slovenia
More than half of Slovenia is covered with forest, which is why we have one of the largest brown bear populations in Europe. The magnificent brown bear, the king of the forests and an animal with which we locals have learned to live in harmony over the centuries, fills us with admiration and awe. In...Read more
Hike to Nanos
Nanos is a high karst plateau that rises steeply above the Postojna basin and the Vipava Valley. It has several peaks, but the most popular one is the vantage point next to the TV transmitter and Vojko’s hut on Nanos. We chose the ascent via a steeper and more demanding route and the descent past...
Read more 
Hike to Snežnik
Above the extensive Snežnik forests, Snežnik proudly rises far above the other rocky peaks in the area. It is famous as the highest Slovenian peak outside the Alpine world. The Draga Karolina hut, which is sometimes open during the winter on weekends on nice days, is located just below the peak on which there is...
Read more 
Bear watching Slovenia
More than half of Slovenia is covered with forest, which is why we have one of the largest brown bear populations in Europe. The magnificent brown bear, the king of the forests and an animal with which we locals have learned to live in harmony over the centuries, fills us with admiration and awe. In...
Read more