Soča Circular Trail
Soča Circular Trail
The Soča River flows out of a karst spring in the lower part of the Velika dnina Slope, a few tens of meters above the bottom of the Zadnja Trenta Valley, at an altitude of 990 m (3,248 feet). In spring and summer, the uppermost part of the Soča River is a beautiful alpine stream. It flows in the form of small waterfalls past towards the bottom of the valley, where a small tributary from the Trenta Valley joins in.
Tolmin Gorges
Tolmin Gorges
The Tolmin Gorges are the lowest and probably the most beautiful entry point into the Triglav National Park. The circular path goes through the gorges of Tolminka and Zadlaščica riverbeds.
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Tolmin Gorges
Tolmin Gorges
The Tolmin Gorges are the lowest and probably the most beautiful entry point into the Triglav National Park. The circular path goes through the gorges of Tolminka and Zadlaščica riverbeds.
Tolmin Gorges
Tolmin Gorges
The Tolmin Gorges are the lowest and probably the most beautiful entry point into the Triglav National Park. The circular path goes through the gorges of Tolminka and Zadlaščica riverbeds.
Tolmin Gorges
Tolmin Gorges
The Tolmin Gorges are the lowest and probably the most beautiful entry point into the Triglav National Park. The circular path goes through the gorges of Tolminka and Zadlaščica riverbeds.
View Tower in Gonjače Circular Trail – Šmartno
View Tower in Gonjače Circular Trail – Šmartno
Goriška Brda Wine Region is stunningly captivating. Excellent wines allied to a picturesque landscape have bestowed on Brda the title “Tuscany of Slovenia”.
Vipava River Springs
Vipava River Springs
The Vipava River has a total of seven permanent springs and all are located right here in the town of Vipava. Its main sources are the Podskala and Podfarovž double springs, located only a few meters from the Main Square, behind Lanthieri's manor. The other sources of the river spring up behind Tabor, Podlipca, Jama and Sleženec. The Vipava River’s springs are unique in Europe due to their delta-like semblance.
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Virje Waterfall
Virje Waterfall
The Virje Waterfall is located on the Glijun Stream, near the village of Plužna. The Glijun Stream is one of the rare karstic springs that never dry up. The spring water, which emerges among many stones of glacial material, reaches up to 7ºC and is very cold. Nevertheless, many are brave enough to plunge into its depths.
Virje Waterfall
Virje Waterfall
The Virje Waterfall is located on the Glijun Stream, near the village of Plužna. The Glijun Stream is one of the rare karstic springs that never dry up. The spring water, which emerges among many stones of glacial material, reaches up to 7ºC and is very cold. Nevertheless, many are brave enough to plunge into its depths.
Vitovsko jezero Lake/Vitovlje Lake and St. Mary’s Church
Vitovsko jezero Lake/Vitovlje Lake and St. Mary’s Church
Many idyllic locations in this country really show how beautiful Slovenia is. We recently discovered one such "pearl" near the town of Nova Gorica, the Vitovsko jezero Lake/Vitovlje Lake. It is a crystal-clear 10-metre (10-yard) long lake located in the middle of a forest. Above it stands the beautiful St. Mary’s Church.
Wild Lake-Idrija
Wild Lake-Idrija
Divje jezero Lake (Wild Lake) in Idrija is definitely one of the most enchanting locations in Slovenia. An interesting natural history trail along the Idrijca River leads us to this karst landmark.
Wild Lake-Idrija
Wild Lake-Idrija
Divje jezero Lake (Wild Lake) in Idrija is definitely one of the most enchanting locations in Slovenia. An interesting natural history trail along the Idrijca River leads us to this karst landmark.
