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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.
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.
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.
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.
Slap Svino is a waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, in the hilly country near the Soča valley. It is a quiet natural spot suited to a short stop on a day trip through the area. Expect to reach it on foot along local paths, so sturdy shoes are a good idea.
Virje Falls is a waterfall on the Gljun stream near Plužna, a short distance from Bovec in the upper Soča Valley, Goriška region. The water drops over a rock ledge into a green pool, making it an easy and rewarding stop for day-trippers in the area. It is reached by a short, gentle walk from the road, suitable for most visitors.
Boka is a waterfall in the Goriška region of western Slovenia, where a karst spring bursts from a rock wall and drops into the Soča valley. It is one of the most powerful waterfalls in the country, especially after rain or snowmelt. It lies near Bovec, and a short uphill path leads to a viewpoint above the falls.
Veli Vir is a waterfall in the Obalno-kraška region of southwestern Slovenia, in the hinterland of the Slovenian coast near the Croatian border. It is a quiet natural spot where water drops over rock in a small stream valley, worth combining with other sights of the Istrian countryside. Expect a short walk on rural paths to reach it.
Nežica is a small waterfall on a stream of the same name in the Municipality of Kostel, in southeastern Slovenia near the Kolpa River border area. It makes a quiet stop for those exploring the forested Kostel countryside. Expect a short walk along the stream rather than a developed trail.
