Savica is one of the most impressive and one of the biggest waterfalls in Slovenia, fascinating with its primal energy. Bursting out of the steep rock wall under the wild Komarča, it represents both the beginning and the end of the Bohinj valley.

Under the Špik Mountain you will find two waterfalls – pearls of the Slovenian Alpine world. Especially spectacular is the Upper Martuljek waterfall, which descends in three stages over the vertical wall of 110m. The path to it is relatively easy, however the trail to the vicinity of the waterfall is only suitable for well-equipped mountaineers. Then, the stream continues through the Jasenje mountain and as the Lower Martuljek Waterfall runs over the 50-metre-high wall in a 400-metre-long and narrow Martuljek Gorge formed in limestone. We recommend visiting both waterfalls during late spring, when the waterfalls have the most water due to the melting snow.

The Mostnica is an alpine river featuring a series of troughs and falls, a display of Nature's creativity throughout the Voje valley to the Stara Fužina village. Explore this majestic natural area within a hand’s reach and take a walk enjoying the refreshing scent of the forest, bird song, and the rustling of a mountain brook.

In order to get to the Stegovnik Waterfall (Stegovniški slap), follow the Stegovnik stream just several hundred metres from Medvodje. The stream would have come to its end quite quickly and modestly in the Tržiška Bistrica river had it not collided with the dark-grey to almost black Middle Triassic dolomite. The waterfall measuring about 15m in height can be seen throughout the year. Access by mountain bike is also possible.