The routes

Splendid itinerary which often offers good powder snow even late in the season. Combined with the descent into Valle delle Frane this becomes a truly superb outing. Can also be combined with Palla Bianca in a single day.

Great ski mountaineering itinerary that leads to the summit of the highest peak in Val Senales. This itinerary makes use of the 2 new chiarlifts resulting in a relatively straightforward ascent and an incredible 1800m descent to Maso Corto.

Grandiose and demanding ski mountaineering itinerary, comparable to Punta Oberettes. The descent is less demanding than the ascent as it is less continuous.

To get to know Triglav and the surrounding area there is nothing better than a multi-day treaverse. The itinerary published below starts from the Valle dell'Isonzo close to Trenta and its magnificent river, reaches the upper section of the Valle...

Jalovec's NE gully and the nearby Kotovo Sedlo are two of the most popular itineraries in the Slovenian Alps. The ascent follows a wide valley to then continue up a steep and narrow gully beneath high rocky walls.

This panoramic mountain situated directly infront of Triglav's imposing north face can be reached without ever having to take your skis off. The descent through the Sovatna gully is long and sustained - rendering the Stenar and interesting descent when...

This beautiful itinerary to the highest and most famous Slovenian peak is characterised by the splendid descent down the Za Cmiron valley. Given the considerable height gain we recommend you spend the night in the Triglavski Dom refuge (open all...

This is a great traverse above Passo San Pellegrino past three cols, across peaks that almost touch 3000m and down a splendid final descent. It is an unusual way of discovering the area, which remains largely untouched in winter.

Sasso Vernale is a beautiful 3000 plus meter peak that dominates the wild Vallone d'Ombrettola and its east face. The descent of this extraordinary slide characterises the entire itinerary and is, in all effects, to be considered demanding. If needed,...

This is an interesting and not particularly demanding circular route. The ascent through the Val di Tasca is simple, and followed by a long, sunny descent back towards San Pellegrino. Spring snow conditions render this itinerary unforgettable.