Τα 5 καλύτερα φυσικά μνημεία Ραντόβλιτσα

In the plain of the Radovljiška basin, flows the modest stream Blatnica. In its upper course it flows along the bottom of a deep ravine. In places where the stream has not yet carved out the rock, it creates small forests and even real waterfalls. The most interesting is the highest, more than 12 m high two-level waterfall. On its way, the stream hollowed out the living rock and carved it into the shape of a huge boulder next to which the current waterfall falls. Somehow halfway through this apparent boulder, the upper level of the waterfall falls into the pool and immediately from it into the lower, steeply cut-off level

interesting spring with deposits of tuff limestone and beautiful wetland biotope

Tuff spring water is rich in dissolved carbon dioxide and becomes saturated with calcium carbonate on its way underground. When it comes to the surface, carbon dioxide is released into the air and absorbed by the plants in and around the water for photosynthesis. When the dissolved calcium carbonate is no longer in chemical equilibrium with the remaining carbon dioxide, it precipitates out of the water and deposits on the plants, forming a thin, crusty layer. Soft plant parts decompose beneath the stone layer, but their imprints remain visible. These carbonate layers form a porous chemical sedimentary rock called tuff. Due to the presence of iron minerals, it can have a yellowish, brownish or reddish color. It is used for facades in construction and as decorative stone.

The Hudičev gradič (Little Devil's Castle) is a walled-up karst cave. According to legend, the devil was walled up here because he sabotaged the construction of Kamen Castle several times and caused it to collapse. The exact function is unknown. It is believed that the "window" was used as a lookout for enemies.

This spruce is really impressive in its dimension. It is about 41.5 m high and has a trunk diameter of about 102 cm. The age of the spruce is about 130 years.

The farmers in the 19th century could not bring their goats over the winter from hayloft. Therefore, the top of the trees was used as feed for the goats. This procedure could only be repeated every 3-5 years.