Näköalapaikat ja luonnonnähtävyydet Triglavin kansallispuistossa
Slovenia's Natural Wonders
Triglav National Park encompasses the jagged limestone peaks and emerald waters of the Julian Alps. This collection highlights the park's diverse geology, from the carved depths of Vintgar and Mostnica Gorges to the high-altitude Mangart Saddle and the Triglav Lakes Valley. It includes natural monuments like the Heathen Maiden rock face, the 78-meter Savica Waterfall, and numerous alpine peaks offering panoramic views over glacial valleys and Lake Bohinj.
Triglav Lakes Valley
The Triglav Lakes Valley is a rocky hanging valley in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, below the sheer sides of Mount Tičarica and Mount…
Mostnica Gorge
Two-kilometer gorge carved by the Mostnica River, featuring crystal-clear pools and unique rock erosions like the "Little Elephant."
Viševnik
A 2,132-meter peak in the Julian Alps, known for being one of the most accessible two-thousand-meter mountains from the Pokljuka plateau.
Viewpoint Supca
A scenic overlook on the Vršič Pass road providing views of the Prisojnik mountain face and the Heathen Maiden rock formation.
The galleries
Wooden walkways and galleries built into the limestone walls of the Vintgar Gorge to allow passage above the Radovna River.
Slonček / Elephant Head
A natural limestone formation within the Mostnica Gorge that resembles an elephant's head and trunk submerged in water.
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