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    We Hiked Europe’s Best Kept Secret! 🇸🇮 The Soča Trail in Slovenia



    Hidden in the Julian Alps of Slovenia, the Soča Trail is one of the most beautiful and underrated hikes in Europe. 🇸🇮 This 25 km trail follows the turquoise Soča River, with waterfalls, suspension bridges, and stunning mountain views. If you’re looking for Europe’s hidden gems, hiking in Slovenia, or new adventure travel ideas, this is the place to go! ✨ Watch till the end for travel tips, how to hike the Soča Trail, and where to stay in the Soča Valley. #slovenia #julianalps #europetravel

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    8. @Hiking2Duo on

      We shared your pain of not finding food along the whole trail. 😂 We even had the same ice cream at the same camping site. We hiked in the opposite direction as we were based in Trenta and shortened it a bit but we faced a storm along the way. Oddly, we were alone in a much bigger bus but probably that's because everyone comes up from Bovec. It is part of a longer video we did on Slovenia: https://youtu.be/tGClnUXai-Q

    11. @zdem8259 on

      We went to Soča valley vacations for a period of about 15+ years. As we had three small kids at first we went easy but as they've grown, we could take on more challenging routes. We actually never went the whole trail at once but always choose one part… Like we found a parking at the road and went down to river and made few kilometers hike. The rest of time we spent chilling at the river or going to some other spots and hikes along the valley. That made stay more dynamic and we crisscrossed all the interesting spots arround, like waterfalls, gorges, mountain tops and historical remains from WWI. I hink as locals we are really blessed to have such beautiful nature at our doorstep and we hope it will remain authentic for the future generations, too..

    21. @mikezaloudek4893 on

      Would this trail be suitable for a Huckleberry Cascade hiking cart? It's a one wheeled cart attached to your hips with a backpacking frame to hike with disabled children.

      It looks like the trails I saw featured were possible based on my experience.

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