ルゼーヴェラのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Beautiful hiking trail to the waterfall

Short, crisp hiking trail up to the viewing platform in front of the waterfall

A very steep climb, very good footwear and surefootedness are absolutely essential. Fantastic views and spectacular photo backdrop.

The way to this place should only be undertaken by stable weather conditions and no rain for the previous two days. This hike features a lot of sections with serious danger of falling several 100m deep. The hike is very steep and contains a lot of sections with loose rocks, slippery ground or direct soil contact. At the later part ropes provide some extra security. The steel ropes are very rusty but work well, the ropes that are not made from steel should not be trusted. There is very few information about this hike out there. The altitude layout is wrong in Komoot. It's not going up and then staying level. It is going up, and then going down until reaching the source. This hike should really only be done by experienced and well equipped hikers on a sunny day with stable weather. Otherwise the hike is really worth it, the view is amazing and seeing the Boka source in action is so cool.

You can, see it also from main road with binocular. Or 15 min Walk to get closer.

Crossroads along the Sorzint Trail. From here you can go up to Punta di Montemaggiore or Monte Zaulaca, or continue along the Cammino Celeste walking towards Cornappo or towards the town of Montemaggiore.

Medium difficulty stretch of trail on the crest that offers breathtaking views of the Julian Prealps and the Carnic Alps. It is an ups and downs between Punta Lusciovizza and Punta di Montemaggiore, which reach 1,625 m and 1,596 m above sea level respectively. The climb to the ridge is steep and at times exposed, but does not present any particular technical difficulties.

The Boka waterfall is the highest in Slovenia with a drop of over 100m up to the first step and, depending on the amount of water, is probably extremely spectacular - but when we were there the amount of water was rather thin, although it is probably never completely dry. The viewing point is still a good distance away from the waterfall, and a good zoom is advantageous for photos - although the rock face is also worth a photo in full.