
scenic road · Kranjska Gora
Vršič Pass
Slovenia’s highest road pass at 1,611 m — fifty numbered hairpins, twenty-four of them cobbled.
- 2 h 30 min
- Highly rated
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waterfall
Slap Boka
Slovenia’s highest-volume waterfall — a 106 m drop out of the cliff, visible from the valley road.
Boka emerges from the rock at the foot of Kanin and falls 106 m in its first stage, with a second drop below. In late spring snowmelt it carries a very large volume and can be heard from the road; by late summer it can be reduced to a trickle. It is visible from a signed pull-in on the Bovec–Žaga road, with a bridge viewpoint, and a steep 30-minute path climbs to the base for those who want it.
The distant view from the road bridge needs no walking. The path to the base is steep and rough.
We have no accessibility data for this place. That does not mean it is inaccessible — please contact them directly.

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