The map encompasses the area between Goreljek, Ogradi and Veliko Špicje in the north, and Petrovo brdo, Peci (lower Bohinj Mountains) and Cadrg in the south. The eastern edge of the map is positioned between Sorica and Gorjuše on the Pokljuka plateau, while the western part ends with Cadrg, Bogatin and Plaski Vogel.The map is an excellent accessory to anyone planning to hike in this area. The off-trail enthusiasts will especially enjoy the accurate, transparent and neatly displayed terrain surface, while others will be able to enjoy some peace of mind and follow the mapped mountain trails, because these are based on the latest mountain trail cadastre of the Alpine Association of Slovenia, with data verified on the ground. The map makers have not forgotten about useful additional content such as the recommended ski mountaineering routes, natural and cultural attractions, climbing walls, parking lots, bus and train stations, as well as food and accommodation facilities.The backside of the map contains the legend, as well as descriptions and contact information for mountain huts with associated QR codes linked to each hut`s website (links to www.en.pzs.si/koce.php). The information is complemented with textual descriptions and terrain surface maps of some popular peaks.The mountain hiking map Bohinj - 1: 25.000 is in line with the new versions of Grintovci, Jalovec in Mangart, Stol, Triglav and Krnsko pogorje (Krn Group) maps. Like in the mentioned maps, this map includes not only mountain trails, but also ski mountaineering routes, mountain huts, and a number of other useful information, such as parking lots, public transportation stops, lodging options, many natural and cultural attractions, climbing walls, and much more.