Julian Alps at 1:50,000 on a GPS compatible, contoured hiking map from Sidarta with on the reverse details of 41 mountain huts, each annotated with main trails leading to it; also climbing areas, natural heritage sites, etc. The map covers the whole of the Triglav National Park, extending outside its boundary north to Kranjska Gora and the Austrian border, east to Bled, and south beyond Tolmin. In the north-west the Italian Julian Alps are included, with place names shown with their Slovenian versions.The map has contours at 20m intervals (25m in Italy), enhanced by relief shading and graphics, plus numerous spot heights and names of peaks and other geographical features. An overprint highlights waymaked trails, grading them according to the degree of difficulty. Locations of mountain huts are prominently marked and other symbols show campsites, bivouac places, hunting lodges, climbing areas, natural places of special interest, etc. For drivers, locations of petrol stations are also marked; the map also indicates local bus stops. The map has a 2-km UTM grid. On the reverse is information about 41 mountain huts, each illustrated by a drawing, plus full contact details, number of beds and seasonal opening months. Each hut has a diagram of showing hiking routes leading to it from other huts, peaks or car parks. Most are also illustrated with panorama drawings showing the relevant hiking routes.Also provided is a list of climbing areas, plus lists of cultural or natural heritage places of interest annotated with their GPS waypoints. Map legend and all the relevant text include English.