Hi there! I'm Brigita and I *love* hiking and climbing! Many of my spare moments are dedicated to these activities. Luckily, I live quite close to the Alps and can go there often. On these pages, I'm presenting some peaks I climbed. I would like to do a bit more than just a set of pretty pictures; so I have included some info about hiking and climbing trails. Starting points, hike durations, skill levels needed, when to go and such. Hope someone out there finds all this useful! 
Triglav - I've got to start with this one, as it's the highest peak in Slovenia.
Skrlatica - 2nd highest peak in Slovenia and one of my favourite ones.
Prisank - a great mountain with some unusual features.
Razor - noble neighbour of Prisank.
Jalovec - one of the most prominent peaks around.
Mangrt - neighbouring peak, even higher than Jalovec.
Ponca - this mountain stands above Planica, the valley famous for world cup ski-jumping competition.
Skuta - some say Skuta is the best-looking peak in this range.
Kocna - a massive mountain, which looks like a well-fortified castle.
Grintovec - it's the highest in this range, but quite easy to climb.
Ojstrica - the name means something like a sharp peak, or a spike. It does look a bit like a spire and it's one of the most impressive peaks in the range.
Kalski greben - a long hike, but many wonderful views.
Kroficka - a pretty mountain above Logarska dolina.
Mrzla gora - a rather difficult peak to climb, but a great experience.
Turska gora - not the highest, but Turski Zleb provides for an interesting adventure.
Peca - I visit this one very often.
Begunjscica - an easy one, but not in winter.
Kladivo - a nice peak in the 10km-long ridge of Kosuta.
