The Studor Village and the Stogov group
Studor is a clustered settlement situated at the foot of the Studor mountain (1002 m) in the Upper Bohinj valley.
Most of the houses are built in Alpine style, with two storeys and "porches". The buildings have typical rustic Baroque and Classicist decoration, and some Bohinj black kitchens have been preserved.
A special place in Bohinj’s traditional architecture is occupied by toplar hayracks, known locally as stogovi. They stand either in groups or individually near farmsteads, on the edges of villages and on hay meadows in the mountains. The village of Studor is particularly renowned for its group of toplar hayracks, known as stogovi, with the main village road running between them.
See also hiking trail around Lake Bohinj.
Your safety is your responsibility
In the natural environment, you may encounter falling rocks and trees, slippery and uneven terrain, sudden changes in weather, high water levels and wild animals. The park authority maintains trails within the scope of its responsibilities and available resources but cannot guarantee your safety. Visitors are responsible for adapting their plans to the weather and trail conditions, choosing trails suited to their abilities, using appropriate equipment, staying on marked trails and acting responsibly.
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