Logar Valley
The Logar Valley is one of the most beautiful Alpine glacial valleys in Europe. It extends into the Kamnik-Savinja Alps from the north. A part of the Solčavsko region, tradition and nature have found harmony here, serving as a good example of sustainable development. As an added value to agriculture and forestry, tourism offers an opportunity for relaxation in the peaceful ambience of the landscape park as well as hiking, cycling, horseback riding, photo hunting, etc. The park has received a Future in the Alps Award from CIPRA for the successful management of a protected area.
Vrata Valley
The Vrata Valley (Door Valley) in the heart of the Julian Alps leads to the base of the northern wall of the Slovenian highest peak Triglav.
It is the largest glacial redesigned valley on the north side of the Julian Alps, stretching from Mojstrana to the foot of the North Wall. On the trail we first come to the two waterfalls with the common name Peričnik. From Peričnik to Vrata (the Door) the trail leads under the »Galleries«. The Galleries are the hollowed and sometimes overhanging conglomerate rocks, hollowed-out and eroded by the stream, which today runs deep below.
The Vrata Valley can also be seen if you are not a mountaineer. The valley can either be reached from Mojstrana along a gravel road and partly tarmac road, or along a footpath – Triglavska Bistrica trail.
The ‘Aljažev dom’ mountain hut in the Vrata Valley is the starting point for trips and mountain tours to Mount Triglav, as well as to the Škrlatica Mountain, Stenar Mountain, and the Kriški podi plateau.
Topla regional park
Take a walk in one of the most picturesque mountain valleys – the Topla Valley. It is located under Mount Peca near Črna na Koroškem. Homesteads with many facilities were organised into hamlets called celki, and the life in the valley was also influenced by mining. The meadows and pastures at the bottom of the valley are home to about 30 species of day butterflies. In headwater regions and swamps, endangered species of Carex and protected Orchidaceae can be spotted. The hiking trail will enchant you with lush vegetation of ranunculus, primula, gentiana, the Kamnik orchid and other exceptional species. The forests of Peca with numerous clearings are inhabited by the wild rooster. Due to their natural beauty, cultural regions and preserved ethnological heritage, the valley and the Peca surfaces have been protected as a natural sight and a regional park since 1966.
نهر سوشا الزمردي يعتبر من اهم المعالم السياحية الطبيعية في سلوفينيا
يحيط بالنهر العديد من الغابات و يعتبر مقصد لكثير من الانشطة الرياضية مثل صيد الاسماك و ركوب القوارب السريعة