Juliana Trail route between Bovec and Kobarid

Festival registration in Tolmin: 5:30–6:00
Bus departure from the festival venue in Tolmin: 6:00
Start: 7:00 – Bovec, main square
Finish: Kobarid, Kamp Koren
Distance: 22 km
Total ascent: 300 m
Time limit: 10 hours

The hike begins in the main square in Bovec, from where the route heads south and soon approaches the emerald Soča River. The trail runs through the Bovec basin with views of impressive peaks such as Kanin, Rombon, Loške Stene and Svinjak, then continues past Boka Waterfall towards Trnovo.

Along this section, the Soča reveals its wildest character. This area is well known among whitewater enthusiasts from all over the world. The trail then passes by Trnovo and Kobarid, where the valley narrows into a picturesque canyon. Along this stretch, the turquoise river will be almost constantly within reach.

Approaching Kobarid, the valley gradually opens again and the river becomes calmer. The day ends in Kobarid at Kamp Koren, where we provide:

• dinner
• overnight stay at the campsite (own tent)
• access to showers and sanitary facilities

After dinner, a relaxed evening gathering around the fire follows.

Juliana Trail route between Kobarid and Tolmin

Breakfast: from 6:00 onward
Start: 8:00 (Kobarid, Kamp Koren)
Finish: Tolmin, confluence
Distance: 17.5 km
Total ascent: 140 m
Time limit: 6 hours

The second day begins at Kamp Koren near Kobarid, where the route heads towards Tolmin. This stage follows the so-called sunny side of the Soča throughout, passing through welcoming villages and the open landscape of the Soča Valley.

The trail runs along the left bank of the Soča through villages Ladra, Kamno, Volarje and Gabrje, partly on asphalt roads and partly on forest paths. Between Kamno and the church of St. Lawrence, you will walk along pleasant forest trails between old moss-covered stone walls. At the church, beautiful views open over the Soča Valley and the peaks of Krn and Kobariški Stol.

The route finally reaches the area near the confluence in Tolmin, where you finish the two-day adventure and receive a commemorative medal for completing the trail.