Located at the foot of the Triglav National Park in the Julian Alps, on 26th August 2023 Dovje-Mojstrana became the 37th member of the Mountaineering Villages/Bergsteigerdörfer.

Numerous places across Slovenia have been affected by storms and extensive floods in the recent period. Even though the situation is calming down in these areas, special conditions still apply. Storms, floods, and consequent landslides have left behind devastation. The Mountaineering Association of Slovenia, responsible for the network of mountain trails in Slovenia, is collecting data about the state of the trails and closing damaged sections. In this regard, we urge hikers not to venture into the most critical areas. Choose destinations for mountain trips in other parts of Slovenia and don't forget to follow the advice for safe mountain visits.

Slovenia is a mountaineering paradise. It has more than 10,000 km of mountain trails leading to 179 mountain huts and shelters. Since July 15th, certain rules to contain the spread of coronavirus are in place in all Slovenian huts.

The Alpine Association of Slovenia has launched a free app called maPZS, which is available in Slovene and English and allows for easy planning of trips along 2030 mountain trails in Slovenia. It includes more than 10,000 km of marked trails, which are maintained by 215 alpine clubs.

The regular annual general assembly of the Alpine Association of Slovenia (PZS) took place on May 21st 2021 in Velenje. Although the number of representatives of the alpine clubs was limited due to the coronavirus restrictions, they unanimously confirmed the reports of the previous year and the plans for 2022. The focus was on the PZS membership, tenders for reconstructions of mountain huts, and the National Climbing Centre project.

On September 28th, 2019, the Luče Municipality became part of the international network of Mountaineering Villages/Bergsteigerdörfer. Together with the Alpine Association of Slovenia, the town has undertaken to promote sustainable tourism based on outdoor activities in the mountains without excessive infrastructure, to act in an environmentally responsible manner, and to respect the cultural and natural heritage.

5th Hiking Festival with a variety of events for every taste invites you to visit the Kamnik-Savinja Alps between 20 and 25 June 2019. Stay longer and spend unforgettable active holidays in the area.

On May 26th, 2018, the Jezersko Municipality became part of the international network of Mountaineering Villages, an event which coincided with the celebrations of the Alpine Convention Day. // Im Rahmen des Tages der Alpenkonvention am 26. Mai 2018 trat die Gemeinde Jezersko feierlich dem internationalen Netzwerk der Bergsteigerdörfer bei.