DISCOVER A CROWDLESS PARADISE
With its exclusive location close to the border with Austria, Slovenia’s largest airport, and within easy reach of the most popular gems in the country such as Bled, Bohinj, Ljubljana, and Kranjska Gora, Tržič offers a true oasis of peace, whose natural beauty makes an impression on even the most discerning of visitors. Here nature has remained as authentic as the heritage and people of Tržič. Here is a place for exploring, decompressing and relaxing in the great outdoors, as well as learning about the culture and history of the Tržič area.
Discover a crowdless paradise on two feet
Discover a kingdom of pathways without end, taking you to majestic summits, through fragrant forests, romantic town centres and charming villages. There’s a path for everyone, whether you’re an adrenaline junkie or a family on a relaxing ramble after lunch.
Discover a crowdless paradise on two wheels
A true paradise for cyclists, Tržič offers you a wide variety of possible routes and levels of difficulty, from easy recreational rides to those that will soon leave you panting from exertion. You can set off on trails through fairly level fields, but sooner or later the terrain in Tržič becomes increasingly vertical.
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Slovenian Skiing Museum
The Slovenian Skiing Museum is a unit of the Tržič Museum and is housed in Pollak Cottage. This is no coincidence, as Tržič is one of the cradles of skiing in Slovenia. >
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K52 - Easy cycling along the Three Bells Trail
This easy route takes you across Udin Woods along the Three Bells Trail. Take time to warm up at the beginning and then stretch at the end at the trail fitness stations just beside the path. A stone's throw from the trail is the nature trail through the Blata Wetland, and in the village of Žiganja Vas you can go inside a hollow in the trunk of a 500-year-old village linden tree. >
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Ljubelj (Loibl) Pass
No route in Europe is as steep and beautiful as this one. This is the heart of the land of Tržič. Ever since there have been people in this region, there has been a route over the Karawanks to northern Europe here. For many long centuries it enabled smithing, tanning, and shoemaking to flourish, as Tržič inhabitants sold their highly esteemed craft products to faraway parts of Europe. >