슬로베니아‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Lake Bled is located in the Upper Carniola region (Gorenjska) near the spa town of Bled at the foot of the Pokljuka Plateau. The lake lies at an elevation of 475 m. It's easy to walk around the lake, and there are plenty of places to stop for refreshments! The cream cakes are an absolute must! During the summer months, it's very busy, especially on weekends! Cycling around the lake is not recommended!

Incredibly beautiful and right on the trail. No real detour.

Ice-cold refreshment!!

The water is really ice cold!!

The path begins at a small, free car park and goes along the water. First there is a small waterfall with a bridge over it and if you go a little further there are several larger waterfalls. Super beautiful. The birch forest is also very pretty with its moss-covered stones. You can take a nice little walk. Suitable for children.

Prices from 2024 Korita Mostnica and the Voje Valley are among the most beautiful and most visited natural attractions in Bohinj. On the way through the gorge you can admire the crystal clear waters and boldly transformed rocks, enjoy the diverse flora and fauna and the cultural landscape that has been cared for by the locals over the centuries. In summer, the path between cows and their bells takes us to the waterfall where the Voje Valley ends Source: https://www.bohinj.si

Lake Bled / Bled Lake Formation of the Lake The unique shape of the lake as we know it today is no coincidence. Its location once occupied a tectonic basin, carved out over the years by the Bohinj Glacier. Its path was obstructed by an enormous rock, which it eroded so persistently that only the current island remained. The ice melted, the basin flooded with water, and Lake Bled was formed. With depths of up to 30 meters in some places, it is a delight for divers. The lake is home to 19 different species of fish, including carp, catfish, and lake trout, and its surface is home to ducks, swans, and a diverse range of vegetation. Text / Source: Bled Tourism https://www.bled.si/

Lake Bled / Blejsko jezero The origin of the lake The unique shape of the lake as we know it today is no coincidence. In its place there was once a tectonic basin, which was formed over the years by the Bohinj glacier. On its way it was obstructed by an enormous rock, which it eroded so stubbornly that only the current island remained. The ice melted, the basin was flooded with water and Lake Bled was formed, which delights divers with its depth of up to 30 meters in some places. The lake is home to 19 different species of fish such as carp, catfish and lake trout, and its surface is home to ducks and swans as well as a diverse range of vegetation. Text / Source: Bled Tourism https://www.bled.si/