Trenta Travel Guide

 Patje Says:  Russan war prisoners, who died building a road across Vršiè, were buried on Trenta military cemetery alongside fallen Austrian soldiers 

 Patje Says:  At the Lepena valley in the middle of intact nature, by the water stream is the hidden "Hurst of Sunik" 

 Patje Says:  The Soca Trail is a nature trail taking visitors to the Triglav National Park along the Soèa river from its source to Bovec. 

 Patje Says:  A bit before Big troughs, at the branch towards Vrsnik and Vas na skali, Soèa formed 100 meters long and 6 meters deep Small troughs. 

 Patje Says:  The most beautiful gorge is carved by Soèa river near the Soèa village, big trough is 750 meters long, 15 meters deep and in sometimes with river banks only 2 meters apart. Gorge ends at the beginning of Lepena valley. Big trough could be seen from a footbridge. 

 Patje Says:  The Mlinarica, a torrential stream, carved a one-kilometer long and 100 metre deep gorge, which narrows down into breathtaking troughs just before its confluence with the Soèa. One of the most amazing parts of the gorge is the 8 metre high fall to the mouth of the troughs. 

 KristaB Says:  This botanical garden hosts almost all existing Alpine botanical species, including Scabiosa Trenta, the flower to which famous mountaineer from Trieste, Mr. Julius Kugy, dedicated great part of his life. This monument located under magnificent Jalovec cliffs is dedicated to... 

 KristaB Says:  Make sure you wipe off all breadcrumbs, so birds don't soil this lovely table which shows directions and distances towards surrounding landmarks. 

 KristaB Says:  On our way from Kranjska Gora, just below Vrsic pass, we stopped at one small parking near natural terrace with wonderful view over the valley. These two guys were having a break, using a round plate that shows directions to surrounding landmarks as a table. Great location... 

 KristaB Says:  Hiking is the best way to explore the area, but if you don't have much time, drive along and choose lovely spots to stop and do some short hiking expeditions.This one was not really my kind of thing, walking acros the ice covered suspended bridge that swings and shakes under... 

 KristaB Says:  This beautiful wooden chapel with two typical Russian bell towers is Ruska Kapelica - The Russian Chapel, is located by the Vrsic mountain pass road, and surrounded by graves of Russian soldiersIt was built by Russians during 1916 and 1917 to honor the memory of more than... 

 KristaB Says:  On my way up to Soca spring, I ventured closer to the stream, away from the trail, and found some lovely waterfalls and small lakes. The water was low during my visit in early winter, so the flow was gentle and almost silent.If you decide to do the same, be careful while... 

 KristaB Says:  From Vrsic mountain pass road turn to "Koca na izviru Soce", after about 1 km you will reach Koca and parking area.From there, it takes about 10 - 15 minutes hike to reach the spring. The trail is marked and in some steeper areas there are wooden steps and steel ropes. On my... 

 KristaB Says:  River Soca emerges here, high in the mountain, and descends through lovely rapids and canyons on her 136 km long journey towards Adriatic sea, 96 km through Slovenia, and the rest through Italy. This river is famous for it's emerald color, which doesn't fade even on a cloudy... 

 KristaB Says:  Famous unique Soca trout (Salmo Trutta Marmoratus) lives only in Soca's upper stream. Because of artificial introduction of of non-autochthonous Rainbow trout, which happened in the first half of the 20th century, the endemic Soca trout almost disappeared, so it had to be... 

 ursa9 Says:  This is a family-run pension. The food was ok, a bit overpriced though. Try local specialities, such as sheep cheese, air-dried ham (prosciutto), red wine (teran), Bovec plate and "Bovška frika".They also offer rooms: from €58 per double room per night (2 people, B &...