Tolmin Gorge
Tolmin Gorge is the common name for the Tolminka and Zadlaščice riverbeds, one of the most magnificent natural attractions in the Tolmin region.
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You can reach starting point by using seasonal public transport.
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The path through the gorge is not long and is protected, but it does require care in some parts. The visit to the gorge can be extended to the Zadlaška (Dante's) Cave.
At 180 m above sea level, the Tolmin Gorge is the lowest point in the Triglav National Park and one of the most magnificent natural attractions in the Tolmin region.
The fact that this area has always attracted visitors is also evidenced by the legend of the visit of the famous Dante Alighieri in the 14th century, who is said to have been inspired to write the poem The Divine Comedy about Hell while visiting the mysterious troughs.
Guided tours:
- by prior arrangement
- in July and August every Monday at 13:00
Turizem Dolina Soče,
- Phone: : 05 38 00 480,
- Email: info.tolmin@dolina-soce.si
Triglavski narodni park,
- Phone:: 04 5780 205,
- Email: info.trb@tnp.si
Additional information
Route difficulty:
- an easy circular route, with steps and railings, with descent and ascent, partly on the road
Points of interest along the way:
- picturesque troughs and the confluence of the Tolminka and Zadlaščice rivers, Medved's Head, Skakalce, thermal spring, Dante's (Zadlaška) Cave, Hudičev Most (Hudičev Most), the lowest point in TNP
Appropriate time of year:
- open from May to October (dry season)
Visit payability:
- Entrance fee
- Free for Julian Alps: Soča Valley card holders
Guest houses and mountain huts:
- Bar at the Tolmin Gorge
Recommendations:
- suitable hiking footwear
- In bad weather or winter conditions, the route can be dangerous and difficult to walk.
Route manager:
- Tourism Dolina Soče