We’re proud to share that OutVenture X was recently featured in the Financial Times travel article, “In search of a summer adventure? Triglav is calling.”
The feature follows the idea of a guided alpine journey from Lake Bohinj through Triglav National Park to the summit of Mount Triglav — Slovenia’s highest peak and one of the country’s most meaningful national symbols.
For us, this recognition is more than a mention in an international publication.
It is a reminder of what makes the Julian Alps so special: quiet mountain trails, authentic Slovenian huts, local food, limestone ridges, glacial lakes and the deep tradition of moving through the mountains slowly, respectfully and with purpose.
To mark this moment, we have shaped one of our most beautiful alpine journeys into a signature OutVenture X experience:
Featured in the Financial Times: Seven Lakes & Mount Triglav Hut-to-Hut Trek
This premium hut-to-hut trek combines the legendary Seven Lakes Valley, the peaceful Komna Plateau, dramatic high-alpine landscapes and a sunrise ascent of Mount Triglav with a certified IFMGA Mountain Guide.
Unlike many Triglav tours that focus only on reaching the summit, this journey is designed to experience the mountain in its full context — through its landscapes, huts, stories, traditions and local hospitality.
Over four trekking days, guests move from Lake Bohinj into the heart of Triglav National Park, staying in traditional mountain huts and discovering some of the most iconic places in the Julian Alps.
From homemade apple strudel at Koča pod Bogatinom to lunch beside Double Lake, sunset at Prehodavci and the final ascent of Triglav at sunrise, every detail has been chosen to create a journey that feels both authentic and unforgettable.
This is not simply a hiking itinerary.
It is a journey through Slovenia’s mountain heritage.
👉 Read the full article in the Financial Times
👉 Explore the Seven Lakes & Mount Triglav Hut-to-Hut Trek
