Bohinj

Bohinj straddles the Sava Bohinjka valley in Slovenia’s Julian Alps, and this alpine corridor has shaped a scattered community of lakeside hamlets, farms and mountain settlements. Lake Bohinj, Slovenia’s largest permanent natural lake, lies beneath slopes rising toward Mount Triglav, while Savica Waterfall stands at the valley’s western end. Much of the area belongs to Triglav National Park, Slovenia’s only national park. At Ribčev Laz, the Church of St John the Baptist is known for its medieval frescoes, and Bohinj cheese remains a local dairy tradition. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of the Julian Alps connects regionally.

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