Below Špik you will find two waterfalls - the pearl of the Slovenian alpine world. The Zgornji Martuljek waterfall is especially spectacular.
Two magnificent waterfalls!
Under the Špik Mountain you will find two waterfalls – pearls of the Slovenian Alpine world. The Upper Martuljek waterfall is especially spectacular, as it descends in three levels over 110m of vertical wall.
The trail to it is fairly easy, but the trail to the vicinity of the waterfall is only suitable for well-equipped mountaineers! Afterwards the creek continues its path over the Jasenje Mountain and as the Lower Martuljek waterfall falls over the 50m high wall into a 400m long and narrow gorge, formed in limestone – the Martuljek Gorge. We recommend a visit to both waterfalls in the late spring, when they are the most abundant due to the melting snow.
A wonderful trip is complemented by home-made food from a well-known ‘Pri Ingotu’ cabin and a visit to the charcoal pile on the way.
Public transport
BY BUS
From Slovenia, you can reach Kranjska Gora via the Ljubljana-Kranj-Jesenice-Kranjska Gora road.
BY TRAIN / BUS
The nearest train station is in Jesenice, from where buses take you to Kranjska Gora, 20 km away, in half an hour. There are also train stations in Tarvisio, Italy, and Villach, Austria. From there, you can continue your journey by taxi, as none of the stops is more than 20 km away.
BY AIR
Kranjska Gora is a 45-minute drive (66 km) from Ljubljana Airport, just 40 minutes from Klagenfurt Airport (Austria) and an hour’s drive from Trieste Airport (Italy).
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Directions
BY CAR
From Slovenia, Kranjska Gora can be reached via the Ljubljana-Kranj-Jesenice-Kranjska Gora road, from Austria via the Korensko sedlo border crossing in Villach or the Karavanke tunnel, and from Italy via the Rateče border crossing.
Parking
More information about the parking regime and parking locations in Kranjska Gora can be found here.
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