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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.
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 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.
Grmečica is a small set of waterfalls on a stream in the Gorenjska region of north-western Slovenia. It is a quiet spot to stop and watch the water drop over the rocks, away from the busier sights of the area. Expect a short walk on forest paths to reach it, so sturdy shoes are useful.
Spodnji slap Ribnice is the lower waterfall on the Ribnica stream in the Bohinj area of the Gorenjska region. It is a quiet natural stop for those exploring the valleys and forests around Lake Bohinj. Plan it as a short walk from the Bohinj villages and combine it with other sights in the area.
Slap Krampež is a small waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, set in the hilly country near the upper Soča valley. It makes a quiet stop for those exploring the area's streams and forest paths away from the busier sights. Expect a short walk on natural terrain to reach it, so sturdy footwear is useful.
Slap Krampež is a waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, in the hilly country of the upper Soča area. It is a quiet spot for those who enjoy seeking out smaller waterfalls away from the main sights. Reaching it usually involves a short walk on forest paths, so sturdy footwear is advisable.
Slap Stopnik 2 in 3 is a pair of waterfall steps in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, part of the series of cascades known as Stopnik. It suits visitors who like quieter water features away from the main sights. The falls lie in the hilly terrain of the upper Soča area, so expect a short walk on uneven ground to reach them.
Slap Brusnik is a waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, in the hilly country of the upper Soča area. It is a quiet stop for those who enjoy seeking out smaller waterfalls away from the main routes. Expect a short walk on local paths to reach it, so sturdy shoes are a good idea.
Slap Stopnik 4 is a small waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, one of a series of cascades sharing the Stopnik name. It suits visitors who enjoy quiet spots by running water away from busier sights. The area lies in the hilly upper Soča country, so expect a short walk on forest paths to reach it.
Kozjak is a waterfall on the Kozjak stream near Kobarid in the Goriška region, where the water drops into a pool inside a narrow rock chamber. It is worth visiting for this unusual enclosed setting, reached along a short walking path with wooden walkways. The walk starts from the Kobarid area and suits an easy half-day outing in the Soča valley.
Kozjak is a waterfall in the Soča Valley near Kobarid, where the water drops into a pool inside a rock chamber with walls that almost close overhead. The setting of the falls, hidden in this hollow, is what draws most visitors. It is reached by a short, easy walk along the Kozjak stream, with wooden walkways on the final stretch.
