At an altitude of 1611 metres, the mountain pass at Vrsic is the highest in the eastern Julian Alps and provides a natural link between the Savska and the …
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Jan 2, 2025
Its not exactly an alpine road IMO. the altitude is not that high. But, regardless of that, its a great road, its very close to kranjska gora, so if you want to do a readyrip its a perfect choice. Al…Full review by OnAir10104568418
Oct 12, 2024
Fantastic views! Obviously very high up, so if you've got a fear of heights this isn't for you. I can't believe some people bike up/down...braver souls than me!Full review by clearing_boxer
Sep 11, 2024
This was a beautiful drive! We made some stops for short hikes and walks. Lots of turns in the road so drive slowly. We really enjoyed the views.Full review by RainSeattleMom
Hi! Any idea what are the coordinates of Supca Viewpoint? Or which hairpin bend is it closest to? Thanks in advance!
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I found this note in the following travel guide (I can’t post the link sadly) Not About The Miles: DRIVING VRŠIČ PASS, SLOVENIA: WHAT TO DO ON AN EPIC DAY TRIP! July …
I found this note in the following travel guide (I can’t post the link sadly) Not About The Miles: DRIVING VRŠIČ PASS, SLOVENIA: WHAT TO DO ON AN EPIC DAY TRIP! July 5, 2022 by Dhara VISIT THE ŠUPCA VIEWPOINT ON THE TRENTA SIDE From Vršič Pass, continue your drive to the Trenta Valley. But just across from the pass is another beautiful viewpoint where you must stop: the Šupca viewpoint is the final major viewpoint on the drive.
We r a family of 8 includes 60 yr olds 30 yr old and an infant .i want to show my parents the vrsic pass n soca river. And take some walks. Is it ok to drive park somewhere and hike a loop? Any suggestions where to park? And which trails to take?
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Your question has been answered very well, but I wanted to add that as you have young and old in your group, you should always ask a local or someone walking in the other …
Your question has been answered very well, but I wanted to add that as you have young and old in your group, you should always ask a local or someone walking in the other direction about how easy the path is. Some are much more difficult than others! Many of the locals speak very good English and they are all very friendly.
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