Use this guide to plan a practical visit to Erjavčeva koča, Vršič Pass, nearby hikes, road access, parking and direct accommodation.
Built in 1901 at 1525 meters above sea level. We are located in the Slovenian Julian Alps in the heart of the Triglav National Park on the highest pass in Slovenia - the Vršič Pass between Kranjska Gora, the source of the Soča River and Bovec.
Erjavčeva koča is a mountain hut at 1,525 metres on Vršič Pass, between Kranjska Gora, Trenta, the Soča Valley and the Julian Alps. Use it as a practical base for hikes, scenic drives, road checks, parking decisions and overnight stays close to the pass.
Erjavčeva koča is a mountain hut, not a city hotel. Come for nature, simple shelter, mountain views and practical help from the hut team.
Use the booking information on this page to decide independently. Check access, parking and room availability before you travel. Contact is mainly for special cases.
Checking availability is the first booking step, not a request for personal travel planning. Read the arrival, access and parking information before you book.
Erjavčeva mountain hut is open year-round. Reserve your stay and spend some time in the natural paradise of Triglav National Park (UNESCO), near Kranjska Gora, on the Vršič mountain pass in the heart of the park.
Explore our most useful guides for Vršič Pass, the Julian Alps, Kranjska Gora, the Soča Valley and Triglav National Park. These pages help you plan what to see, where to hike, how to arrive and where to stay in the mountains.
Vršič Pass travel guide: what to do, see and experience
Triglav National Park guide to Slovenia’s alpine paradise
Kranjska Gora travel guide: best things to do and day trips
Soča River and Soča Valley guide: things to do, map and travel tips
Best hikes in the Julian Alps and Vršič mountain trails
Public transport to Vršič Pass
Parking at Erjavčeva koča on Vršič Pass
We are one of the few mountain huts, especially in this part of Slovenia, that is open as a control point all year round. Check out our accommodation capacities and visit the first hut on Vršič, built in 1901.
