노트라니스코-크라슈카 최고의 러닝 경로

Plenty of shady spots to take a break. The church is closed.

There are two paths leading to Pleša from the car park on the motorway, making it ideal for a circular tour. The steep climb definitely requires surefootedness and a head for heights, but it is doable and worthwhile. The flatter descent should not be underestimated either, as some scrambling is necessary in places. Both paths are well marked.

wear sturdy shoes for the loose rocks and stones

Very popular peak Nanos, with outstanding air! on the top is renovated cottage.

A gaping hole in the limestone walls of the massif, this natural window is a geological marvel. The arch provides a superb subject for photography, with the landscape unfurling below. It's located just a short hop from Suhi vrh, the highest point on the Nanos plateau.

At 4,308 feet (1,313 m), Suhi vrh is the highest point on the Nanos plateau. While it's not as popular as Pleša at the massif's southern end, a hike around the edge of the escarpment here is wonderful, with big views and plenty of interesting karst features. The obvious start point for a hike to the summit is the village of Strane.

From this vantage, Pleša looks like a true, Triglav-esque mountain peak. However, it’s only steep on three sides, its northern end simply merging onto the great Nanos plateau. Nevertheless, a direct ascent from Razdrto can be challenging, with fixed steel cables in some places.

Vojkova koča is a mountain hut just by the summit of Pleša on the great Nanos plateau. It’s named after Janko Premrl, also known as Vojko, who was a Yugoslav folk hero for his anti-facist actions during the Second World War. He famously led the Partisans against the Italians during the Battle of Nanos on 18th April 1942. Sadly, he died in battle at Idrijski Log in 1943.