You can reach this point by public transport. Your station is Ribčev Laz.
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Lake Bohinj, the largest natural permanent lake in the Triglav National Park and in Slovenia, is of tectonic origin. The canyon in which it lies was formed by the Bohinj glacier. The main tributary of the lake is the Savica, which collects water in the Triglav Lakes Valley. The lake changes water three times a year. The outlet of the lake is called Jezernica and is one of the shortest rivers in Slovenia. After its confluence with the Mostnica River, it is renamed the Sava Bohinjka.
The Church of Janez Krstnik is the most recognisable symbol of Bohinj. It was built before 1300 and is the richest building in Bohinj in terms of style.
The Govic waterfall occasionally erupts over the northern shore of the lake after heavy and prolonged rainfall. The water rises vertically up the cave and falls into the stream below the wall. The path is then impassable. The entrance to the cave is only a few metres wide, and a tubular passage runs diagonally down to an underground lake, the level of which fluctuates greatly. The waterfall is usually only visible for a few hours.
Tourism Bohinj:
TNP Bohinj Centre:
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suitable hiking footwear
the path is not passable after prolonged rain.
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