Triglav in a Day...Slovenia's Highest Peak

[@StephandFerg]

Such an awesome video, thanks for sharing. Going to try and do this myself in September whilst Steph takes on an ultra

[@theworldhiker1]

Nice! You will enjoy it. It is a great day!

[@vladlabcraft]

Beautiful Slovenia.

[@theworldhiker1]

It really is!

[@zigavidic6904]

Congratulations on this achievement, allthough i am a bit dissapointed that you didn't get spanked with a climbing rope. It is a tradition for all 1st timers who achieve the top.

[@makelovenotwar2467]

Great video, planning to go there myself this summer, maybe not on top of the mountain though but more of a loop for multiple days around the lake

[@theworldhiker1]

I hope you get to visit the area...it is really beautiful!

[@razdwa8451]

Favorite Triglav!

[@theworldhiker1]

It's a good one!

[@elenacensor9806]

Hi, your video is great. You did not use any via ferrata kits or a helmet. How vital is this for a mid experienced hiker? Loose rocks, dangerous places without a cable? Was there many others like you? may be half?) I noticed some people moved very slowly, clipping themselves on every cable. May be only like them need this kit and helmet in particular? Thanks.

[@theworldhiker1]

Hi Elena, I would recommend a via ferrata kit and helmet. I think that unless you are very experienced it is better to take them than not. I felt like the rock was solid and would say that maybe 20% of people did not have this kit. Better to have it than wish you did.

[@Minej_Mosuris]

Hey, Slovenian citizen here...i climbed Triglav for the first time in September, and it would be no stretch to say that I was/am an aaaaabsolute begginer, i had my gear on me, but plenty of people didnt, I could have easily climbed even the hardest of routes bare-handed

[@adventuretravels7340]

Great quality video

[@theworldhiker1]

Thanks!

[@WynajemDrona]

Nice video! How time you need to climb up and down? If you Give me how Road you choose its will be epic for me

[@theworldhiker1]

I started from sports centre triglav pokljuka. The time varies a lot depending on your fitness level. It took me about 10 hours round trip but I was moving pretty quickly.

[@kitchensouffle]

so you can do mount trigalev without ropes , helmet etc right you can just walk up. I have done a number of multi day hikes and was seeing some stuff about renting equipment?

[@theworldhiker1]

A helmet is recommended, however everyone's level of comfort for this kind of hike is individual.

[@ylrylr1]

Hey dude can you tell me the exact starting location for the ascent so I can find it on the map? Thanks a lot!

[@theworldhiker1]

Hey! I started from sports centre triglav pokljuka

[@maxzoRHD]

Hello, whats your opinion on doing the climb with a dog ? Are there a lot of wild animals,and is the trail straight or it includes some rock climbing etc ?

[@theworldhiker1]

I would not climb this with a dog as the last couple miles are challenging and you need your hands for sure.

[@Anachkin_Adventures]

Hi! Very nice video! Is there somewhere a gpx trace of your hike to be consulted?

[@theworldhiker1]

@@Anachkin_Adventures Hi there! I put it on Strava. strava.app.link/NHJ9MUpO7Kb

[@Anachkin_Adventures]

@@theworldhiker1 Thanks! I'm considering doing the same as you next week 😁

[@theworldhiker1]

@@Anachkin_Adventures great! Hope you have fun 😁

[@Anachkin_Adventures]

@@theworldhiker1 I hope so too! Will try to make a little video about it 😊

[@theworldhiker1]

@@Anachkin_Adventures sounds good!

[@tuttyfrutti65]

what would be the best starting point for the climb, to lets say get a full experience, tnx :)

[@theworldhiker1]

@@tuttyfrutti65 Hey! I started from sports centre triglav pokljuka

[@domen1154]

Starting from Vrata valley and taking Tominskova route you have incredible view of Triglav north face (which is one of three biggest faces in eastern Alps).

[@theworldhiker1]

@ Thanks for sharing 😊

[@forloop7713]

Congrats on running up that mountain

[@theworldhiker1]

Thanks...I appreciate it!

[@denistitovsek]

at 1:17 it is not "Dom Planika", but Vodnikov dom na Velem polju. + very stupid that you did not wear a helmet. Anyways, congratulations on summiting our highest peak :D

[@makelovenotwar2467]

Do you need a guide or gear or something to get up there? I suppose if you just walk up like shown in the video nobody's gonna stop you, but what's the sensible thing to do there?

[@denistitovsek]

@@makelovenotwar2467 depends. U need gear if u're not experienced enough - but helmet, always. Ofc nobody can stop you

[@makelovenotwar2467]

@@denistitovsek yeah I'll guess I'll just skip triglav then. Enough more relaxing mountains around there. Anyway, thanks for your assessment!

[@AirmanVideoz]

@@makelovenotwar2467 Nature will stop you and then you will get a free ride with a helicopter (hopefully not in a body bag).

[@drrajupgi]

So beautiful. Is this part of Dolomites

[@theworldhiker1]

The Julian Alps is a little east in Slovenia

[@jesusizquierdo3831]

Nice video, can you share the gpx route of this?

[@theworldhiker1]

My watch broke last summer so I don't have the GPX for it...sorry about that!

[@neznanec1234]

This route starts at Rudno polje. via Studorski preval to the first hut called Vodnikov dom. then he went to Planika hut but for a better experience, I recommend Kredarica for going up and Planika going down.

[@psiko3835]

Is mount triglav and triglav national park the same thing or is it two different routes? Oh and where can we spend the night during the hike as it takes 2 days? Thank you :)

[@JoshMazur]

Mount Triglav is in Tiglav National Park, so we can say that it is the same area.

[@theworldhiker1]

There are mountain huts on the mountain that many people stay in.

[@noahneveu1225]

Mans just casually running up mountains

[@theworldhiker1]

@@noahneveu1225 thanks 😊

[@C4pt41nK4ng4r00]

What shoes you had during the climb? Nice video by the way

[@theworldhiker1]

Thasnks! I like using hoka speedgoats

[@Bravo6goindark]

what route did you take

[@theworldhiker1]

Hi there. I started at the sports centre triglav pokljuka

[@bmarvinb]

What month is that? I'm going to Triglav in June, is it to cold, or fine?

[@theworldhiker1]

This was in July. I would check trip reports online if possible before you go.

[@chrishiking8818]

No matter how much experience you have should have had a helmet on , as you are putting others at risk if something had happened to you . Seen it so many times.

[@bvcvcc1289]

Should you hold that steel cable in a thunderstorm🤔

[@alen1610]

dont be there during storm?

[@Minej_Mosuris]

You wouldn't be climbing during a storm 💀

[@JuozasBunius-fu5du]

Hi, what camera did you use here?

[@theworldhiker1]

I use a go pro hero 10

[@RonaiHenrik]

Which route did you take? Coming from north, from Aljazev hut? Or from south?

[@theworldhiker1]

I believe I came from the south

[@neznanec1234]

this route is from Rudno polje.

[@RonaiHenrik]

@The_Andvarius I did go from south, all the way from Bohinj lake. It was tough, first day was 2500 m elevation, 21 km, 2nd day was around 1000 m elevation and 15 km back to the parking lot. But the scenery was worth it.

[@RonaiHenrik]

@The_Andvarius there are shorter routes, too :)

[@SMETARJEVIC]

I went on it this year🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 And fun fact im under 15🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@theworldhiker1]

Hehe. Well done! Congrats

[@SMETARJEVIC]

@@theworldhiker1 tnx