Cycling
Cycling routes of varying levels of difficulty lead through the most beautiful corners in the Julian Alps. Road cycling, mountain biking and cycling routes for families attract countless cyclists to the Soča valley every year.Cycling is most certainly one of the most appropriate but also one of the most interesting ways to explore the Soča Valley and its mountain background.
Skiing
The Soča Valley is particularly beautiful in winter, when a blanket of snow covers this incredible alpine region, with its unique character due to a hint of the Adriatic Sea. Fans of sun and mountains can ski at the Kanin Ski Resort until late spring, which is connected to the shaded Italian ski resort of Sella-Nevea (in Žlebe).
Hiking
The mountainous world of the Julian Alps, the pristine nature of the Triglav National Park and the refreshing Soča river make Soča Valley one of the most beautiful hiking destinations.
The marked trails of varying levels of difficulty are suitable for advanced mountain hikers and climbers as well as visitors looking for a pleasant walk and a way to see some of the easily accessible natural wonders and cultural sights.
zipline
Between 500 and 600 m long, the 5 steel cables above the Karnica valley offer amazing panoramic views of the Bovec basin. The cables are 3 km long in total. Suspended up to 200 m above the ground, you will reach speeds of up to 60 kmph during the adrenaline-filled traverse to the other side. Zip-lining in the flying foxes park is organised by a sports company in Bovec.
golf
The mountainous world of the Julian Alps, the pristine nature of the Triglav National Park and the refreshing Soča river make Soča Valley one of the most beautiful hiking destinations. The marked trails of varying levels of difficulty are suitable for advanced mountain hikers and climbers as well as visitors looking for a pleasant walk and a way to see some of the easily accessible natural wonders and cultural sights.
Rafting
Rafting in the Soča Valley is one of those active trips that simply must be ticked off your adventure list. The most popular rafting route on the River Soča is 10 km long. Soča accompany the rowing team with a guide, followed by more demanding parts of the river.
Kayak
The Soča River is a popular European kayaking destination. Offering varying levels of difficulty (from I to V), the rapids are suitable for beginners as well as advanced kayakers who prefer a technically demanding course.
Canyoning
If you like being playful like children and remain focused during dizzy descents and views at the same time, canyoning is the right adventure for you. spirit. Natural slides, jumping and descending on waterfalls with ropes,
exploring the remote alpine world of the Soča Valley will exercise your body and fill your spirit.
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