In 1924, the theologians of the Ljubljana Archdiocese built a small living log cabin in Jasenje above Gozd Martuljek for their holiday, and two years later a chapel. Today, religious ceremonies, which take place in August during the time of Veliki Šmarn, are attended mainly by locals, and visitors to the Martuljek waterfalls are also welcome! Next to the chapel, see the memorial to all domestic and foreign mountaineers injured in the Špik group.
The lake takes its name from the chalk that was dug there until 1985.
A trip to the golden larches.
A picturesque village above the settlement of Gozd Martuljek, worth a visit.
A popular peak with an easy route and a challenging protected circular route.
Vitranc is a mountain on the edge of the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park, with two trails leading to it.
This beautiful 1891 m high mountain in the Karavanke Mountains is hidden above the village of Dovje.
Grančišče is a rocky outcrop above the village of Veliki Breg in Mojstrana.
He took a handful of all nice with his hand, weaving them into a wreath over the valley deep.
Discover the Kingdom of Zlatorog, the only national park in Slovenia.
Krnica is an approximately 6 km long mountain valley south of Kranjska Gora.
A path beside soothing water, among energising trees and breathtaking views...
Breathe and let yourself be in the moment under the guidance of certified yoga teacher, Tamara Manojlović. After yoga, stop for a delicious breakfast with a view.
No idea where to go on a trip? Take our interactive quiz and our online guide will suggest the trip that's closest to your preferences at the moment. Let's get underfoot!
A route to scenic views of the surrounding peaks and green-blue lakes.
An interactive, game-rich AR experience throughout the Planica area.
An unforgettable mountain-biking tour - an adventure on the authentic slopes of the Karavanke Mountains.
The long-distance Karavanke trail brings together places and people that are a part of the Karavanke mountain range in a unique hiking experience.
Take a walk along the forest fairy-tale trail that winds along the stream between ice-covered trees, footbridges, streams, lakes and water towers, past the chapel of Lurška and the mill, to a quaint little Gorenjska village with a small church.
The trail is a picturesque hiking trail that brings us closer to the life of the inhabitants of Srednji Vrh in the past.
Ferrata is set in a secluded wild ravine of unspoilt nature, rising above Hrušica towards the Karavanke Mountains.
In Kranjska Gora and the surrounding areas, lively experiences of the Julian Alps await you. There are plenty of experiences that you want to try for yourself, from actively spending your holidays to peacefully discovering your natural and cultural heritage. You can discover the secrets of well-being in the rich wellness offer, attend business and social meetings or explore the mystical past of the Upper Sava Valley with your family. This is where the adventure begins!
Pasta Grannies visits Slovenia!
The days are getting shorter and the nights are getting longer. We have already stepped into autumn, the tops of the highest mountains have already been whitened by first snow and morning temperatures are already falling below zero in the valley. We have gathered for you some activities that you can do iduring the visit of tourist destination Kranjska Gora.
The Fourth World Bee Day is taking place this year in the light of a special appeal not to mow public areas and lawns around houses due to the frost, which has severely affected fruit trees. The destination Kranjska Gora also joined this appeal.
5 tips on what to do in bad weather in Kranjska Gora.
So that you won't miss Kranjska Gora too much during the epidemic, we offer you 9 ideas on how you can feel like you are on holiday in our places below Triglav.
At a respectful distance and at the foot of the Alps, the path will lead you along the edge of the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park.
"Let's unite and work together for the prosperity of Kranjska Gora, to elevate and improve traffic, to beautify the place and to facilitate communication with foreigners!"
A local from Podkoren and Slovenian alpine skier Meta Hrovat openly talks about the changes during the epidemic, the competitive rhythm, preparations for new competitions and about herself and her life as a top skier.
