Boka Waterfall
Bovec · Soča Valley Brezplačno
Described as Slovenia's most water-rich waterfall, it drops 106 m freely and a further 30 m, and is visible from the Bovec-Žaga road with a marked path from the bridge to a panoramic viewpoint.
Great Soča Gorge
A 750 m gorge of smoothed rock only a few metres wide, with emerald pools; a marked forest path along its left side starts at a wooden hanging bridge, and after rain the walls catch curtains of water.
Bovec Brezplačno
Nazadnje preverjeno 10. november 2026
Opis
The Great Soča Gorge is a 750-metre gorge of smoothed rock, only a few metres wide and 15 metres deep, with emerald pools in Triglav National Park. It lies on the Bovec-Vršič road about 11 km from Bovec, and a marked forest footpath along the left side shows it from some spots. The gorge is not completely accessible, and the path can be slippery or icy in wet, cold and winter months.
Posebnosti
- 750 m long, a few metres wide
- Emerald pools
- Start of the Soča Trail
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Vprašanja
When is it open?
No opening hours are published; it is an open natural sight in Triglav National Park. The path can be slippery or icy in wet, cold and winter months.
How do I get there?
The end of the gorge is on the Bovec-Vršič road about 11 km from Bovec: turn right for the Lepena Valley, cross the bridge and park. The upper part is another kilometre along, at a parking area with an information sign.
Can I raft through it?
No. Navigation through the Great Soča Gorge is not allowed for safety reasons; the sport navigation entry point is at the end of the gorge.
Več v kraju Soča Valley
- Znamenitosti
- Restavracije
Gostišče Martinov hram
Bovec · Soča Valley €€
The restaurant has been run for over forty years and put local dishes on its very first menu, Bovec sheep cheese, čompe with sheep's curd and krafi, which are still served today.
- Restavracije
Hiša Franko
Kobarid · Soča Valley €€€€
Ana Roš cooks a single seasonal tasting menu in a rustic guesthouse whose legacy goes back to 1861, with trout, deer, goat, forest fruits and wild plants from the Soča valley on the plates; it holds three Michelin stars.