Une cascade karstique de 78 m émergeant directement de la paroi rocheuse, accessible par environ 550 marches.
À propos
Savica is the source of the Sava Bohinjka and the subject of France Prešeren’s epic Baptism on the Savica, which gives it a place in Slovenian literature as well as its landscape. The water emerges from the cliff rather than flowing over it, splitting into an A-shape. The approach is a maintained path of roughly 550 steps from the car park, taking about twenty to twenty-five minutes up. Flow is dramatic in spring snowmelt and can be modest in a dry late summer.
Accessibilitéwheelchair access, step-free route, pushchair friendly — not available. About 550 steps.
Wheelchair access
Confirmé indisponible
Step-free route
Confirmé indisponible
Accessible toilet
Non vérifié
Accessible parking
Non vérifié
Pushchair friendly
Confirmé indisponible
Difficulty
moderate
Steps
~550
Approximately 550 stone and timber steps with handrails. There is no step-free alternative route to the falls.
Une chute de 15 m tombant dans une chambre parfaitement ronde creusée dans la roche — la cascade la plus photogénique de Slovénie.
1 h 30 min
1.5 km
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