Gorges

Stara Fužina, a picturesque village near Lake Bohinj, is the gateway to some of Slovenia’s most captivating gorges. The most renowned is Mostnica Gorge, carved by the clear alpine waters of the Mostnica River. This natural wonder stretches through the Voje Valley, offering visitors a dramatic landscape of narrow rock passages, sculpted pools, and small waterfalls. The gorge is easily accessible from the village, with well-marked trails that invite both casual walkers and enthusiastic hikers to explore its length.

As you follow the path along the gorge, you encounter a series of wooden bridges and viewpoints that reveal the river’s turquoise rapids and the intricate rock formations shaped over millennia. The area is especially enchanting in spring and early summer, when wildflowers bloom along the banks and the water flows with renewed energy from the melting snow. The walk continues into the wider Voje Valley, where the landscape opens up to alpine meadows and traditional shepherds’ huts.

The gorges around Stara Fužina are not only a showcase of natural beauty but also a window into the region’s history, with stories of local life and legends woven into the landscape. Whether you seek a peaceful stroll or a more adventurous hike, the gorges of Stara Fužina offer a memorable experience in the heart of the Julian Alps.