Julian Alps at 1:50, 000 on a GPS compatible, contoured hiking map from Sidarta with on the reverse details of 41 mountain huts, each annotated with main trails leading to it; also climbing areas, natural heritage sites, etc. The map covers the whole of the Triglav National Park, extending outside its boundary north to Kranjska Gora & the Austrian border, east to Bled, & south beyond Tolmin. In the north-west the Italian Julian Alps are included, with place names shown with their Slovenian versions. The map has contours at 20m intervals (25m in Italy), enhanced by relief shading & graphics, plus numerous spot heights & names of peaks & other geographical features. An overprint highlights waymaked trails, grading them according to the degree of difficulty. Locations of mountain huts are prominently marked & other symbols show campsites, bivouac places, hunting lodges, climbing areas, natural places of special interest, etc. For drivers, locations of petrol stations are also marked; the map also indicates local bus stops. The map has a 2-km UTM grid. On the reverse is information about 41 mountain huts, each illustrated by a drawing, plus full contact details, number of beds & seasonal opening months. Each hut has a diagram of showing hiking routes leading to it from other huts, peaks or car parks. Most are also illustrated with panorama drawings showing the relevant hiking routes. Also provided is a list of climbing areas, plus lists of cultural or natural heritage places of interest annotated with their GPS waypoints. Map legend & all the relevant text include English. ...

Julian Alps in a series of double-sided maps at 1:40, 000 from Kartografija in Ljubljana, accompanied by a 71-page bilingual Slovenian/ English colour booklet with 42 pages of descriptions of the region’s numerous places of interest, plus brief descriptions of 44 recommended hiking trails & of 9 cycling routes, from 8.5km to 48km long & accompanied by route profiles. The maps in this series have contours at 20m intervals, enhanced by relief shading & graphics to provide a very effective picture of the topography. Waymarked hiking trails & cycling routes are prominently highlighted & cross-referenced to their descriptions in the accompanying guides. A wide range of symbols provide information on various types of accommodation (rural hotels, motels, farms, mountain huts, campsites), recreational facilities, picturesque locations, etc. For drivers, locations of petrol stations are marked. Each map is double-sided, with a good overlap between the sides, & has latitude & longitude lines at 2’ intervals. The accompanying pocket guides are bilingual, Slovenian/ English, with around 60 to 80 pages. Approx. half are descriptions of places of interest, illustrated by colour photos. Descriptions of hiking routes give timings & the degree of difficulty, as do notes for cycling routes which are also accompanied by route profiles. Also provided is a list of mountain huts. Map legends & all the text include English. ...

Julian Alps at 1:50, 000 on a GPS compatible, contoured hiking map from Sidarta with on the reverse details of 41 mountain huts, each annotated with main trails leading to it; also climbing areas, natural heritage sites, etc. The map covers the whole of the Triglav National Park, extending beyond its boundary to the Austrian border, Bled & beyond Tolmin. In the north-west the Italian Julian Alps is included, with place names shown with their Slovenian versions. The map has contours at 20m intervals (25m in Italy), enhanced by relief shading & graphics, plus numerous spot heights & names of peaks & other geographical features. An overprint highlights waymaked trails, grading them according to the degree of difficulty. Locations of mountain huts are prominently marked & other symbols also show campsites, bivouac places, hunting lodges, climbing areas, natural places of special interest, etc. For drivers, locations of petrol stations are also marked. The map has a 1-km UTM grid. On the reverse is information about 41 mountain huts, each illustrated by a drawing, plus full contact details, number of beds & seasonal opening months. Each hut has a diagram of showing hiking routes leading to it from other huts, peaks or car parks. Most are also illustrated with panorama drawings showing the relevant hiking routes. Also provided is a list of climbing areas, plus lists of cultural or natural heritage places of interest annotated with their GPS waypoints. Map legend & all the relevant text include English. ...

Julian Alps hiking map by Kartografija at a scale of 1: 50, 000. The map

Includes:: GPS coordinates & is printed

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Julian & Kamnik (Steiner) Alps at 1:75, 000 on a GPS compatible, double-sided, waterproof & tear-resistant map from Kompass in their series covering Northern Slovenia & the country’s coast, with hiking & cycling routes plus extensive tourist information. Cartography, different in style to that used in Kompass’s extensive hiking series covering other parts of Europe, has contours at 20m intervals, although faint colouring means that effectively only main countours at 100m are visible, & even those are sometimes not easy to see. The maps also have relief shading, plus plenty of spot heights & names of peaks & mountain ranges. An overprint highlights hiking routes, indicating difficult sections & showing, where appropriate, the numbers of the trans-European & Slovenian long-distance hiking routes. Also marked are cycling routes & a very wide range of symbols highlight places of interest, different types of accommodation including campsites & agritourism farms, sport & recreational facilities, etc. Road network indicates locations of petrol stations. Railways are shown with stations & different types of mountain lines (cable cars, chair lists, etc.) are marked. The maps have latitude & longitude lines at intervals of 2°30’. Map legend, conveniently placed on both sides of each map,

Includes:: English. Somewhat old-fashioned style of cartography with a variety of type faces & extensive use of italics will appeal to all those who like their maps “as they used to be”! To see the other titles in this series please click on the series link.

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Map No. 064, Julian Alps
- Triglav
- Bled, printed on strudy waterproof & tear-resistant plastic paper, in a series of hiking

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Julian Alps: Eastern part in a series of contoured, GPS compatible walking & cycling maps from Kartografija in Ljubljana, covering the whole of Slovenia at 1:75, 000. English language notes are on the reverse. The series also provides additional coverage of the Triglav National Park at 1:50, 000. The maps have contours at 20m intervals, enhanced by relief shading, with plenty of spot heights & names of peaks, mountain chains, etc. Local hiking routes are highlighted, indicating difficult passages. Also marked are recommended cycling routes. Symbols indicate various types of accommodation including mountain huts, campsites, inns with lodgings, tourist farms or apartments, hotels & motels, as well as recreational facilities (golf, horse riding, swimming pools, etc), vineries, cultural & historical sites, etc. Road network indicates locations of petrol stations. Railway lines are shown with stations & various types of mountain transport (gondolas, chair lifts, etc) are marked. The maps have a latitude & longitude grid at intervals of 2 ...

Maps in the Tabacco 25K series have contours at 25m intervals, shading & graphic relief to provide a vivid picture of the topography. Most titles now also highlight cycling routes & mountain bike trails; some also include ski routes. Six different types of accommodation are marked, from isolated hotels & inns to campsites & refuges, local bus stops, cable car lines & chair lifts, plus places of interest & sport facilities. Unless indicated to the contrary in the individual description, the maps have a 1km UTM grid & the map legend

Includes:: English.

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Hiking map of the Julian Alps with very clear cartography from Geodetski Zavod Slovenije. Contour interval is 20m, with additional hill-shading & graphic relief detail. An overprint highlights hiking paths, indicating poorly marked & difficult routes, also campsites & mountain refuges. Other details include: local bus stops, railways, chirlifts, skilifts, car parks, national parks, airfields, churches, castles & ruins. Margin ticks indicate latitude & longitude in steps of 5`. Map legend

Includes:: English. An accompanying booklet, in German only,

Includes:: descriptions of recommended hiking routes & places of interest.



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The Julian Alps of Slovenia in a walking guide from Cicerone Press with 58 hiking routes including a couple of multi-day itineraries, grouped geographically to provide a variety of choices for casual walkers to experienced hill walkers, & accessible from popular holiday destinations, with descriptions accompanied by colour sketch maps. Day routes are divided into five chapters, covering the areas around Kranjska Gora (20 routes), Bohinj (11), Bovec (13), Bled (6) & Kobarid (5), & range from grade one to more difficult mountain hikes. Detailed descriptions are accompanied by panels with a summary of the route, access by public transport & map recommendations. Many descriptions are accompanied by simple colour maps, either contoured or sketch maps. An extensive introductory chapter

Includes:: general notes about the area & tips for hikers, & sections at the end of the book provide more useful information. For all their recommended walks the publishers provide the title (s) of the relevant map (s) from the Planinska zveza Slovenije (the country’s Alpine Club) – all available from Stanfords’ website. We also offer a wider selection of hiking maps of the Julian Alps from other sources.

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