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The trail E6 is part of the long distance European Trails, this is the section of the E6 through Slovenia. The whole trail goes from Finnland to Greece (6.283 km) About Slovenia

This is the longest and by far the most popular long-distance trail in Slovenia. It is also the oldest connecting trail in the world, created in 1953. About the region

JULIANA TRAIL is a 267-km-long trail around the Julian Alps. The trail leads through valleys, over mountain passes, forests, through urban and rural areas and along the Soča and Sava rivers.

The Alpe-Adria Trail, which is signposted from start to finish, is a varied 750-km-long voyage of exploration that traverses the borders of three countries – Austria, Italy and Slovenia – and three cultures. It runs from the foothills of the majestic Grossglockner Mountain to the azure Adriatic Sea. With views of a superb variety of natural wonders, alpine aquatic adventures and fascinating animal and plant life, it wends its way around lakes, streams and rivers, until it reaches its goal: the Adriatic Sea. A practical benefit: The Alpe-Adria Trail Booking Centre is ready to help you organise the individual tour you want and make it happen.

The Soča River was the scene of bloody WWI battles in mountain areas that today appear so idyllic. The trail goes along the frontlines, reminding us about the value of peace.

K24 is the 80km trail that connects 5 most important peaks of Koroška: Olševa, Peca, Raduha, Smrekovec and Uršlja gora. The challenge is to make it in under 24h. About the region

A long-distance circular trail that leads along the hillsides of three valleys in Koroška: Meža, Drava and Mislinja river valleys. It is 230km long and takes about 10-12 days.

First part of the Slovenian Mountain Trail leads trough the expanses of Pohorje to the lonely mountain Plešivec in Koroška, and continues all the way to Savinja Alps.

It runs from the west of Slovenia to the east to Porezen and then continues through the Dolenjska Region softening its appearance on its way to the Pannonian Plains. About Slovenia

On this route, you will discover in detail the numerous natural beauties of Kočevsko region. The trail goes around the Kočevje Valley on the ridges of all the hills surroinding it.

Marked with bear’s paw symbol, this trail is a real opportunity for several days of exploring the untouched forests of Rog region, passing abandoned villages and looking for bears.

This demanding trail discovers wonderful world of waterfalls (it visits four) in the area of Krško-on Bohor, and is suitable for full day trip-it will take you around 6h of hiking.

The many rolling, wine-producing hills of Bizeljsko form the starting point of a 160km hiking trail, that leads through Zasavje and finshes in Litija.