Hut na Mali Gori
1.7Koča na Mali Gori
1,034m
Julian Alps, Slovenia
About
Koča na Mali Gori sits at 1034m on Mali Gori ridge in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, overlooking the Tuhinjska dolina valley. The hut is accessible from Tuhinj village (about 45 minutes on foot) via a well-marked trail through beech forest. Most hikers approach from the south, starting in Kamnik and taking 2.5 to 3 hours to reach the hut. Winter access can be difficult; check conditions before heading up in snow.
The hut is a simple, working mountain shelter run by PZS. It offers 25 beds in shared rooms and serves hot meals and drinks during opening hours. The kitchen provides basic facilities for self-catering if you bring your own food. Water comes from a mountain spring. Open year-round but staffing varies seasonally—phone ahead before visiting outside summer months to confirm the hut is manned. It's popular with Slovenian hikers and day-trippers from nearby towns rather than destination-focused trekkers.
Book meals 24 hours in advance if possible. Contact PZS Kamnik directly or call the hut keeper. Weekend visits fill quickly in summer, particularly June through September. The hut works well as a base for exploring the surrounding ridgelines and connecting trails through the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.
The hut is a simple, working mountain shelter run by PZS. It offers 25 beds in shared rooms and serves hot meals and drinks during opening hours. The kitchen provides basic facilities for self-catering if you bring your own food. Water comes from a mountain spring. Open year-round but staffing varies seasonally—phone ahead before visiting outside summer months to confirm the hut is manned. It's popular with Slovenian hikers and day-trippers from nearby towns rather than destination-focused trekkers.
Book meals 24 hours in advance if possible. Contact PZS Kamnik directly or call the hut keeper. Weekend visits fill quickly in summer, particularly June through September. The hut works well as a base for exploring the surrounding ridgelines and connecting trails through the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Book 2–4 weeks ahead during peak season (June–September); walk-ins are often possible on weekdays outside summer.
The hut is staffed June to September; winter access is unreliable and requires checking conditions first.
From Kamnik, follow the marked trail south for 2.5 to 3 hours; alternatively, start from Tuhinj village for a 45-minute approach.
The hut offers 25 beds in shared rooms, basic meals, and water; there are no showers.
Yes—the trails are well-marked and the elevation gain is moderate, making it accessible for fit hikers new to Alpine huts.
Quick Facts
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