The Pokljuka Gorge, carved into limestone bedrock, was carved out by former glacial river runoff from the melting glacier at Pokljuka. It created the largest fossil gorge in Slovenia. Due to the absence of permanent running water, the route follows the dry bed of the former river, and at the end of the gorge, through hanging wooden galleries.To visit the Pokljuka Gorge, you can choose between two different starting points; from the lower side: from the Krnica settlement near Zgornje Gorje (as shown on the map) or from the upper side: from the village of Zatrnik.
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