Pokljuka, the alpine plateau in the heart of Triglav National Park 

Pokljuka

Pokljuka is a beautiful forested plateau at an altitude between 1,200 and 1,500 meters, stretching between Bohinj, Bled, and the Krma Valley. Located in the heart of Triglav National Park, it is considered one of Slovenia's most stunning natural areas — ideal for those seeking peace, fresh air, hiking trails, and breathtaking views.

In summer – a paradise for hikers and cyclists
Pokljuka serves as a starting point for numerous hiking routes to Triglav Lakes, Viševnik, Debela Peč, and even Triglav itself.
There are well-maintained thematic and family trails, such as hikes across mountain pastures (e.g., Zajamniki, Uskovnica, Planina Lipanca).
Well-marked cycling paths run through forests and mountain meadows.

In winter – cradle of biathlon and cross-country skiing
Pokljuka is world-renowned for its biathlon center, hosting international competitions.
There are kilometers of groomed cross-country skiing trails.
Opportunities for winter hiking, snowshoeing, and ski touring abound.

Natural beauty and traditional alpine pastures
Dense spruce and fir forests, scenic viewpoints, and alpine flora.
Authentic shepherd’s pastures where livestock still graze in summer — taste local dairy products.
Special sites include the Pokljuka Cave and nearby Pokljuška Gorge close to Gorje.

Getting to Pokljuka
Accessible via a good asphalt road from Bled through Gorje and Mrzli Studenec. In summer, reachable by bike; in winter, popular due to winter sports activities.

Pokljuka is a true green retreat in the Slovenian Alps — perfect for active hikers, families, sports enthusiasts, or anyone wanting to enjoy peace and nature year-round.