Kompas Hotel (Hit Alpinea)
Kranjska Gora €€€
Stands at the foot of the Kranjska Gora ski slopes, with a pool and sunny terrace facing the Julian Alps, a children's pool with a water slide, and a restaurant seating 300.
Springs at a constant 6 °C rise through lake chalk into an emerald lake that does not freeze; a wooden footbridge and observation tower let you see it, and Humphry Davy visited in 1819, 1827 and 1828.
Podkoren Free
Last checked 10 November 2026
A nature reserve just past Podkoren where cold, clear springs rise through lake chalk to form an emerald-green lake, the second source of the Sava Dolinka. A wooden footbridge crosses the marsh without harming it, and an observation tower by the lake looks across to the Ponce peaks. The water stays around 6 °C and does not freeze in winter.
No opening hours are published. The reserve is an open natural area and is described as worth visiting in every season.
It lies on the south side of the main road just after Podkoren. A well-maintained forest trail leads to the lake and is suitable for families.
Kranjska Gora €€€
Stands at the foot of the Kranjska Gora ski slopes, with a pool and sunny terrace facing the Julian Alps, a children's pool with a water slide, and a restaurant seating 300.
Kranjska Gora €€
Built between 1914 and 1916 as Hotel Balkan, the hotel has a restaurant with a 50-year tradition and Pizzeria PINO, which bakes in a wood-fired oven.
Rateče · Kranjska Gora Free
Entry to the ski flying valley is free; the museum covers 90 years of Planica, a chairlift runs to the ski flying hill, and ski jumping training can be watched from the open venue.