38 places, nearest first; times are estimates — the planner times the real roads.
Kosca is a small waterfall in the Osrednjeslovenska region of central Slovenia, southeast of Ljubljana. It is a quiet spot where a forest stream drops over rock, suited to a short stop or as part of a walk through the surrounding wooded hills. Expect a modest woodland walk to reach it, so sturdy shoes are a sensible choice.
Ankov slap is a waterfall in the Gorenjska region of northern Slovenia, close to the Karawanks along the Austrian border. It suits a quiet stop for those exploring the forested valleys of the area on foot. Expect a short walk on woodland paths to reach the falls.
Slap Gora is a small waterfall in the Primorsko-notranjska region of inner Slovenia, in the wooded karst country south of Ljubljana. It is a quiet spot for a short stop, where water drops over rock in a forest setting. Expect a walk on forest paths, and sturdy shoes are useful after rain.
Peračica Waterfall is a waterfall on the Peračica stream in the municipality of Radovljica, in the Gorenjska region of north-western Slovenia. It makes a short nature stop for anyone exploring the area around Radovljica. The waterfall lies in a wooded stream valley north-west of the town and is reached on foot.
The second waterfall of the Peračica is a small cascade on the Peračica stream in the municipality of Radovljica, Gorenjska. It is one of a series of falls along the stream, so it is easy to combine with the others on a short walk up the gorge. The area lies north of Radovljica, near the villages at the foot of the Karavanke.
Slap pod Kurico is a small waterfall in the Gorenjska region of northwestern Slovenia. It is a quiet spot to visit as part of a walk through the forested slopes and valleys of Upper Carniola. The waterfall lies in the area north of Radovljica and is reached on foot along local paths.
Brdarjev slap is a small waterfall in the Gačnik area of the Goriška region in western Slovenia. It is a quiet natural spot where a stream drops over rock in a wooded setting, suited to a short stop on a day out in the hills. The facts available are limited, so it is best to check local trail information before setting off.
Slap Pršjak is a small waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, set in the wooded hills above the Soča side of the country. It suits a short detour for those who enjoy quiet forest streams away from the busier sights. Expect a walk on local paths through the woods to reach it.
Peričnik is a waterfall in the Gorenjska region, in the Vrata valley above Mojstrana in the Julian Alps. It is one of the best-known falls in Slovenia, and a path leads behind the curtain of water, so you can look out through it. It is a short walk up from the road into the Vrata valley.
Slap Ukanška Suha is a waterfall in the Gorenjska region, located near Ukanc at the western end of Lake Bohinj. It is a quiet natural spot where water drops through the forested slopes above the valley. Visitors can combine it with a walk around the Bohinj area in Triglav National Park.
Savica Falls is a waterfall in the Julian Alps above Lake Bohinj in the Gorenjska region, where the Savica stream drops from a rock wall and forms the source of the Sava Bohinjka. The falls are reached by a stepped forest path from the end of the road west of the lake, a short but steady climb suited to most walkers.
Slap Beri is a small waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, in the hilly country of the upper Soča basin area near Tolmin. It is a quiet natural spot worth a short detour for anyone exploring the valleys and streams of the region. Expect a modest walk on forest paths to reach it, so sturdy shoes are a good idea.
Martuljek Falls are a pair of waterfalls in the Martuljek mountain group of the Julian Alps, in the Gorenjska region above the Upper Sava Valley. The Martuljek stream drops through a narrow gorge set beneath steep limestone peaks, which makes the walk worth it. The falls are reached on a forest trail from the village of Gozd Martuljk, between Kranjska Gora and Mojstrana.
