Gorges and waterfalls

Tolmin Gorges

The Tolmin gorges are the lowest and southernmost entry point into the Triglav National Park and Tolmin’s most important sight of nature.

Kozjak waterfalls

One of Slovenia’s most picturesque waterfalls - Veliki Kozjak.

The Boka waterfall

144 m high and 18 m wide, Slovenia's most majestic waterfall with the highest flow rate is considered one of the most magnificent waterfalls in Europe.

The Virje waterfall

This magical spot at the Virje waterfall is a perfect destination for photographers, couples in love and people looking for relaxation.

The Great Soča Gorge

This wild gorge is one of the most beautiful natural sights on the Soča and an important natural treasure in the Triglav National Park.

The Pršjak waterfall

The valley of the Trebušica River hides many wild gorges and magnificent waterfalls.

The Šunik water grove

A beautiful corner in the pristine surroundings of the Triglav National Park.

The Small Soča Gorge

Just before the confluence with the Vrsnica, the Soča has carved out Mala korita, a 100 m gorge up to 6 m in depth that is just 1 m wide at the narrowest spot.

The Koritnica Gorge

At the Kluže fort in the Triglav National Park, the kilometre-long Koritnica canyon narrows into a gorge that is just a few metres wide, 70 m deep and some 200 m long.

The Gorejca stream and waterfalls

Some time ago, the locals dammed a section of the Gorejca stream, creating a small pool (10 m x 5 m) where the water reaches temperatures of up to 20 ºC.

Zapotok Waterfalls

The stream boasts one of the highest waterfalls in the Triglav National Park and has accumulated wild moraines in Zapoden.

The Globoški potok stream and waterfalls

Over a course of over 100 m, there is a series of waterfalls below Skutnik. Above the Učja gorge, they accumulate and flow into the 80 m triple waterfall on the Globoški potok stream.

The Sopota waterfall

The water falls over a precipice 60 metres deep in three levels.

Koseč gorges

Koseška korita (gorges), which are up to 60 meters deep and only part of which can be seen, are located below Koseč.

Korita on the Soča at Kršovec

Near the Golobar stream, where the Bovec basin crosses into the Triglav National Park, the Soča has carved a gorge 150 m long and just a few metres wide named Korita on the Soča at Kršovec (also known as Zmuklica).

The Fratarica stream and waterfalls

Starting in the Loška stena snowfield, there are over 22 waterfalls in the course of the stream running towards Log pod Mangartom. The most famous is the 48 m Parabola waterfall in the lower section of the stream. With the permission of the Triglav National Park, several sports companies offer canyoning on the Fratarica.

The Kaludrica stream and waterfalls

The Kaludrica has its source under the north slope of Loška stena and flows into the Koritnica. There are three waterfalls on the stream, of which the most easily accessible is Kaluder, a broad waterfall 15 m in height.

The Predelica stream and waterfalls

This long stream with a famous, almost inaccessible gorge in the Triglav National Park springs from several sources at the Predel mountain pass and flows into the Koritnica in Log pod Mangartom.

The Mlinarica gorge

The picturesque Mlinarica gorge with steep high walls is an important natural monument in the Triglav National Park.

The Nemčlja gorge

The Nemčlja stream has carved pools, waterfalls and erosion holes. Its highest waterfall, Veliki slap Nemčlje (18 m), has created a natural bridge that is one of the most important natural sights in the Triglav National Park.

Kloma stream and waterfalls

Falling over the steep slopes in Zadnjica, there are several waterfalls around 10 m high as well as Slovenia's highest waterfall, Kloma (128 m).

The Sušec stream and waterfalls

On the north face of the Stol mountains, the Sušec stream has carved out a beautiful gorge boasting pools, waterfalls, rapids and gullies making up a unique natural water park.