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Viewpoint
· Upper Carniola
· 970 m
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Photo: Mitja Sodja, Turizem Bohinj
Access:
From Hudičev most (the Devil’s bridge) (follow the path leading to Uskovnica starting just before the bridge) through a beech forest to the Blatce mountain pasture (839 m) on a marked and beaten track. Here the trail splits. To reach Studor mountain, take a sharp right turn and continue on an unmarked forest trail towards the panoramic grassy mountain ridge on the western edge of the mountain.
USEFUL INFORMATION:
- altitude at the top: 1,002 m
- walking time: 1 hour
- the difference in altitude is 456 meters
- the view of Lake Bohinj starts at the paragliding take-off point
- the view of Zgornja dolina is better on the eastern side, from the cut-off edge above the village Studor
INTERESTING FACTS:
Mount Studor got its shape by being exposed to nature for centuries. Together with Rudnica it was first cut by a glacier. Then a strong earthquake destroyed the eastern slope of the mountain, giving it a triangular shape, which forms a precipice over the village Studor below. The mighty boulders underneath the mountain are a true remainder of this, as well as its name (podor, zdor, podzdor... = fall / rockfall / crumble). The older village was located further west, whereas the newer farms were built more to the east. As the story goes, on the seventh day after the earthquake the locals could still hear the cockcrow of the cock, caught under the rocks.
The silent witnesses of the earthquake are also the natural column in the wall of Studor (Babji zob = Herridan's tooth), numerous abysses, breaches and cracks/holes. Upon visiting one of these holes, namely the Pidrovčova luknja (777 m), Janez Pikon wrote that its size and shape reminds him of a small church with a sandy and inclined bottom, facing east. He also noticed the hand leveled sandy floor on the south-western side of the abyss, still showing traces of a man-made living or resting place.
Opening times
| Monday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Tuesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Wednesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Thursday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Friday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Saturday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Sunday | 00:00–24:00 |
Public transport
Bus timetable (exit station: Studor)
In the summertime when it is accessible with a free bus Hop On Hop Off, which takes you from Bohinjska Bistrica to Pokljuka and goes past the village Studor. (the bus station is located 200 meters from the village next to the famous wooden hayracks "Toplarji")
Directions
To the top of the mount Studor you can come from two sides:
- from Stara Fužina villiage
- from Studor villiage
In Bohinj we can drive by car through Bled, through Pokljuka, Soriška planina or Jelovica. To Studor, we can easly come from the direction of Bohinjska Bistrica.
- The bus comes from Ljubljana through Bled.
- From Ljubljana and Beljak (via Jesenice) and from Nova Gorica we can come by train.
- Or with a car train from Nova Gorica, from Most na Soči and from Podbrdo.
Parking
Small parking is located in the center at the Oplen house mouseum (start from Studor)
Parking Voranjčkovca in Stara Fužina (start from Stara Fužina)
Coordinates
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