18 places, nearest first; times are estimates — the planner times the real roads.
Gospodična is a spring in the Gorjanci hills of southeastern Slovenia, near the border with Croatia. It is a traditional stop for hikers crossing the forested ridge, with a mountain hut close by. The usual approach is a forest walk from the Novo Mesto side or from nearby villages on the Gorjanci slopes.
Izvir Krke is the karst spring where the Krka River emerges from beneath the hills in central Slovenia's Osrednjeslovenska region. It is a quiet spot to see a major river begin, with clear water flowing out at the foot of a rocky slope. The spring lies in the upper Krka valley and is reached by a short, easy walk, which pairs well with a day out in the surrounding countryside.
Škamevško korito is a small spring in the Osrednjeslovenska region of central Slovenia, where water collects in a trough. It is a quiet spot to stop and rest on a walk through the wooded hills south of Ljubljana. The spring lies in the countryside south-east of the capital, best reached on foot along local paths.
Izvir Kamniške Bistrice is the source of the Kamniška Bistrica river, where clear, cold water emerges at the head of the valley beneath the Kamnik–Savinja Alps. The spring and its small green pools make a quiet stop in an alpine setting. It lies in the Osrednjeslovenska region north of Kamnik and is reached by a short, easy walk from the valley.
Pod orehom is a small spring in the Osrednjeslovenska region of central Slovenia, its name meaning "under the walnut tree". It is a quiet stop for anyone exploring the countryside south-west of Ljubljana on foot or by bike. The spring lies near the edge of the Ljubljana Marshes area, close to the Vrhnika and Borovnica direction.
