The lowest point of Triglav National Park, where the Tolminka and Zadlaščica meet in two narrow slots.
About
A circular path of about ninety minutes drops into the confluence of two gorges. Highlights are the Devil’s Bridge 60 m above the Tolminka, the Bear’s Head — a boulder wedged between the walls — and a thermal spring in the Zadlaščica gorge. At 180 m this is the lowest ground in the national park, so it is walkable earlier and later in the year than the high valleys, and it is markedly quieter than Vintgar.
Good to know
Steep steps beside fast water; closes after heavy rain.
Accessibilitywheelchair access, step-free route, pushchair friendly — not available. About 300 steps.
Wheelchair access
Confirmed not available
Step-free route
Confirmed not available
Accessible toilet
Not verified
Accessible parking
Not verified
Pushchair friendly
Confirmed not available
Difficulty
moderate
Steps
~300
The circuit descends and re-climbs the gorge on stone and timber steps with some exposure. Not passable with wheels.
