Panoramic Viewpoints

This collection features high-altitude peaks and accessible lookouts across the Julian Alps and Gorenjska region. Highlights include the 2,132-meter Viševnik summit, the iconic Mala Osojnica overlooking Lake Bled, and the Slemenova špica ridge near Vršič Pass. The list covers diverse terrain, from the 78-meter Savica Waterfall in the Bohinj valley to historical hilltop churches like Sv. Jošt and Sveti Peter, offering vantage points over the Sava river valley and the Triglav National Park.

Viševnik

A 2,132-meter peak in the Julian Alps within Triglav National Park. It offers a direct view of Mount Triglav and the Pokljuka plateau.

Savica Waterfall

An A-shaped waterfall where the Savica river emerges from the rock face of Komarča. It drops 78 meters into a karst pool.

Dražgoška gora

A mountain ridge above the village of Dražgoše, providing views of the Selca Valley and the Škofja Loka Hills.

The galleries

Natural rock overhangs and limestone formations located along the hiking trails near the Vintgar Gorge.

Sv. Jošt nad Kranjem

An 845-meter hill featuring a Baroque church. It serves as a vantage point over the Kranj field and the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.

Mala Osojnica

A 685-meter peak known for the classic panoramic view of Lake Bled, the island, and Bled Castle.

Sveti Peter

A hill above Begunje na Gorenjskem with a 16th-century church. It overlooks the Radovljica basin and the Julian Alps.

Klopca Melina

A scenic wooden bench viewpoint situated in the hills above the Poljane Valley.

Slemenova špica

A 1,911-meter grassy summit near the Vršič Pass, famous for its views of the north face of Jalovec and small alpine ponds.

Savica

Viewpoint overlooking the 78-meter waterfall and the surrounding limestone cliffs of the Komarča rock face.