Canyoning
The consent of the JZ TNP must be obtained before canyoning is carried out. It is necessary to ensure the presence of a wild water rescuer in the group in case canyoning activities are carried out for commercial purposes. A maximum of 9 canyoners (including the guide) may be in a group.
The use of the registration application is compulsory for canyoning in the Fratarica and Predelica gorges in Log pod Mangrtom. Access to the application is granted after approved consent of JZ TNP. A fee for the use of the canyon infrastructure per person (3 EUR/person) must be paid via the application.
The new regulations of canyoning in the Fratarica and Predelica Gorges in Log pod Mangrtom this season are the Ministerial Decrees on the restriction of visits, published in the Official Gazette (No 19/24):
Odredba o omejitvah obiskovanja in ogledovanja naravne vrednote Fratarica
Odredba o omejitvah obiskovanja in ogledovanja naravne vrednote Predilnica
Find out more about canyoning by location:
Fratarica
Where?
Access: the existing marked path to the Parabola waterfall and further along an unmarked path to the Fratarica riverbed
Entry point: at an altitude of 810 m
Exit point: confluence of the Fratarica and Koritnica rivers at 630 m above sea level
When?
15 April - 31 October, in accordance with the Decree
What do I need?
Consent of JZ TNP
- access to the web app;
- the fee paid (€3/person).
| Time period | Entry hours | Max group size | Maximum number of canyoners |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15 April - 14 May | 9.00 - 12.00 | 9 | 40 |
| 15 May - 14 June | 8.00 - 14.00 | 9 | 70 |
| 15 June - 14 September | 8.00 - 17.00 | 9 | 110 |
| 15 September - 31 October | 9.00 - 15.00 | 9 | 70 |
Predelica - upper part
Where?
Access: the existing marked path from the Predel - Bovec road at the bridge over the 'Mangartski potok' down to the Predelica riverbed
Entry point: only at the " Smaragdno oko " stream pool at an altitude of 1040 m
Exit point: confluence with the Mangart Stream/Potok at an altitude of 910 m
When?
15 April - 31 October, in accordance with Decree
What do I need?
Consent of JZ TNP
- access to the web app;
- the fee paid (€3/person).
| Time period | Entry hours | Max group size | Maximum number of canyoners |
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Predelica - lower part
Where?
Access point: the existing signposted path from the Predel - Bovec road at the bridge over the 'Mangartski potok' down its left bank to the Predelica riverbed
Entry point: confluence with the Mangart Stream/potok at an altitude of 910 m
Exit point: at the bridge over the Predelica 'River' in Log pod Mangartom at an altitude of 650 m
When?
15 April - 31 October, in accordance with Decree
What do I need?
Consent of JZ TNP
- access to the web app;
- the fee paid (€3/person).
| Time period | Entry hours | Max group size | Maximum number of canyoners |
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Jerečica
Where?
Access point: the track from the chapel at Podjelje to the Jerečice riverbed, or the forest track from the sandpit in Jereka
Entry point 1: at an altitude of approximately 870 m above sea level
Entry point 2: at an altitude of approximately 715 m above sea level, where the track crosses the Jerečica River
Exit point: at the Jereka sand pit, at an altitude of approximately 660 metres above sea level
When?
At an altitude of approximately 870 m above sea level During the day (night canyoning is prohibited).
15 March - 31 October.
What do I need?
Consent of JZ TNP
Consent
Tourist, sporting and recreational activities on watercourses and standing waters other than fishing under the rules governing freshwater fisheries
National Park First and Second Conservation Area
Swimming, diving, boating and other recreational activities on lakes and watercourses are expressly prohibited in the first and second protection zones. The exception in the second protection zone is the area of Lake Bohinj and its surroundings, where swimming, diving, ice-skating, boating and sailing are allowed.
National Park Third Conservation Area
In the third conservation area of the Triglav National Park, tourist, sport or recreational activities are allowed on watercourses and standing waters, in designated places and with the consent of the national park manager. Fishing under the regulations governing freshwater fisheries does not require the consent of the National Park Authority.
The criteria for granting consent for tourist, sporting and recreational activities on watercourses and standing waters in the National Park, other than fishing under the regulations governing freshwater fisheries, are, in particular:
- the provision of safe drinking water takes precedence over the pursuit of tourism, sport and recreational activities on watercourses and still waters; -
- the locations of the individual activities on watercourses and standing waters shall be determined by agreement;
- the consent shall specify the timing of activities on watercourses (months, part of the day, etc.);
- the consent shall set out other restrictions on the activities (e.g. the flow of the watercourse at which the activities are allowed, the size of the vessel, mandatory prior notification of the activity to the public authority, etc.);
- the activities shall use existing infrastructure and installations on the water and coastal land (e.g. existing anchorages, pegs, access routes, etc.); no new installations shall be allowed;
- the quality and quantity of water, the speed of flow, the spatial and temporal distribution of water, the direction of water flow, the visual appearance (e.g. by removing rocks, riparian vegetation, etc.) may not be altered as a result of the activity;
- when carrying out the activity, participants should avoid walking on standing or slow-moving water, muddying the water, walking on vegetation in and along the watercourse, moving rocks;
- entering natural cavities and caves on/near watercourses is not allowed;
- the activities must not cause excessive noise pollution or disturbance to animals;
- the introduction and removal of fish and other wildlife from the wild is not allowed;
- no dumping of waste materials on/near watercourses, stagnant water and car parks; any waste must be disposed of in designated areas;
- vehicles of participants or operators must be parked in designated parking areas; parking in the natural environment is not allowed;
- operators must carry out the activity in accordance with the applicable national or international norms and standards.
IMPORTANT NOTICE:
For the 2023 canyoning season, the Triglav National Park (JZ TNP) has prepared an application for organised and guided canyoning in the Fratarica and Predelica gorges in Log pod Mangrtom and will continue to use it in the 2024 canyoning season.
The use of the registration application is compulsory for canyoning in these two canyons. Access to the application is granted by the consent of JZ TNP. A fee for the use of the canyoning infrastructure per person (EUR 3/person) must be paid via the application.
The use of the registration application is compulsory for canyoning in these two canyons. Access to the application is granted by the consent of JZ TNP. A fee for the use of the canyoning infrastructure per person (EUR 3/person) must be paid via the application.
All canyoning operators in the Fratarica, Predelica and Jerečica gorges must first obtain the consent of the JZ TNP to carry out canyoning activities. In order to obtain the consent, it is necessary, among other things, to ensure the presence of a wild water rescuer in case the canyoning activity is carried out with a profit-making purpose. A maximum of 9 canyoners (including the guide) may be in a group.
Forms
Contacts:
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Secretariat Phone: +386 (04)/5780-200 |
Katja Gregorič Phone: +386 (04)/5780-234 Email: katja.gregoric@tnp.gov.si |