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  1. Feb 22, 2021 · The beautiful alpine valley of Logarska Dolina (Logar Valley), tucked into the foothills of Slovenia's Kamnik-Savinja alps, is probably the quietest and most peaceful place we’ve ever visited in Europe, and one of the best things to do in Slovenia. It’s also one of the most picturesque, too.

  2. Dolina Santa Fe is a restaurant that offers a variety of dishes inspired by different cuisines and cultures. You can enjoy organic eggs, salmon, tuna, chicken, soups, salads, pastries, desserts and more at this cozy and friendly place.

    • Best Things to Do in and Around The Logar Valley
    • Planning Tips & Map – Logar Valley, Slovenia
    • Logar Valley Accommodations
    • Inside Logarska Dolina – Drive Or Nature Park Trail
    • Logar Valley Waterfalls – Slap Rinka Waterfall and Palenk
    • The Other Glacial Valleys – Robanov Kot and Matkov Kot
    • Drive The Solcava Panoramic Road
    • Logar Valley Hikes
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    Why visit the Logar Valley in Slovenia?

    A picture is probably worth anything I could tell you. It is hard to describe why this valley in particular is so impressive. Probably because it is just the right size (not to narrow and not too large), because it displays magnificent shades of green and because it ends with an amphitheater of bare summits with very steep slopes. Plus, it has remained quite pristine, only shaped by the historical farms of the region. Let me show you what I mean in one picture – Can you understand why I think...

    5 Best things to do in and around the Logar Valley

    1. Drive to the end of Logarska Dolina itself to enjoy the mountain views 2. Walk the Trail through the Logar Valley Nature Park 3. Hike to the Rinka Waterfall 4. Enjoy the different style of the nearby glacial Valleys of Robanov Kot 5. Drive the Solcava Panoramic Road to admire magnificent views and visit historical farms

    Video – Virtual Tour

    Do you really need more convincing? Probably not, but here comes my short video to give you an idea of the views in the Logar Valley region: Note: This Logar Valley is at the border between Slovenia and Austria. But, there is also a Logar valley and province in Afghanistan. Don’t get mixed-up when looking at pictures… More photos after the planning tips.

    Where is the Logar Valley location? Map

    The Logar Valley, called Logarska Dolina in Slovene, in located in the North of the country, in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, close to the border with Austria. It is not far away, but the roads are not highways, so it still takes quite some time: 1. Ljubljanato Logar Valley = 1h40 drive 2. Lake Bledto Logar Valley = 1h50 drive Efforts are currently made to develop tourism in this magnificent area.Below is a map to help you get oriented: These locations are included (with GPS coordinates, map and p...

    How to get to Logarska Dolina

    The easiest way to visit the Logar Valley is on a road trip, self-drive. The roads from Ljubljana are in very good conditions and it will allow you to explore the area more easily. Note that there is a tollbooth at the entrance of Logarska Dolina itself and you must pay a daily permit to enter with your car. Logar Valley Day Trip –If you are not road tripping through Slovenia, you can still see the Logar Valley. There are not many public transportation options, but a company is running a tour...

    Logarska Dolina Map and information at Rinka Center in Solcava

    If you are staying several days, you can stop in Solcavaon the way to the Logar Valley to get information at the tourist office (Rinka Center) as well as maps, including the one of the Solcavksa Panoramic Road (Solcava Panoramic Road).

    Where to stay in the Logar Valley? A few Guesthouses and farms are providing accommodation in the region. But the main Logarska Dolina hotel is Hotel Plesnik. It is located where there is the best view of the valley. This is why I booked there, just to be able to see that view (the one on the first photo in the next section) all the time while stay...

    The advantage of Logarska Dolina (or not depending on your perspective) is that you can drive all the way to the end of the valley. The road is in good condition. It is a very easy drive. So, there are 3 main ways to explore the Valley: 1. Drive and stop at the different carparks 2. Walk the whole trail (mostly flat) 3. Bike through the valley The ...

    Slap Rinka Waterfall

    There are several hikes in the region and 6 waterfalls. One of the most famous is the one to the Rinka Waterfall, which is quite different from all the other waterfalls in Slovenia. Here it is, a straight 90m drop:

    Logar Valley Hike to Rinka Waterfall

    The Rinka waterfall is a single 90m drop against the grey and orange rock wall. It is often said that it is the tallest in Slovenia but apparently, it is not the case. To reach it you have to drive all the way to the end carpark in the valley. There is a bar and facilities. From there it is a 15 min hike uphill. It is quite steep, and the rocks are slippery so wear good footwear and make sure you are fit enough. There are more hiking opportunities in the area. Check with the visitor center in...

    Palenk Waterfall

    If you want to see a waterfall that is more easily accessed, you can check out Slap Palenk right behind Hotel Plesnik. When I visited, there was almost no water falling, so it was just a big rock wall. But when water is flowing it must be nice, especially when it is freezing in Winter.

    Robanov Kot

    Just South of the Logar Valley, is Robanov Kot Glacial Valley. It is also a protected nature area that leads to Mt Ojstrica. It is a lot less touristy and there is a nice trail through the valley (not possible to drive all the way): 1h walk. It takes its name after the ancient Roban Farms which have been inhabited for more than 800 years. As you can see on the photo above there was not much water when I visited. Don’t hesitate to enter the Govc-Vrsnik Tourist farm to learn more about the regi...

    Matkov Kot

    This valley is only 5km in length. It is the smallest of the Solcava Region. It is named after the ancient Matk farm. Its main attraction is Matkov Skaf (at 1480m in elevation). It is a snow pit full of snow in Winter, but turning into a funnel and waterfall in Summer. Access is via a difficult trail that is 3.9km long.

    Another highlight of the region is the Solcava Panoramic road they have been developing, one of the most beautiful drives in the countries (along with the VRSIC pass road). Its local name is Solčavsko.

    The area is also fantastic for hiking. Some of the best trails include: 1. Slap Rinka waterfall (as listed above) 2. Matkov Skaf in Matkov Kot (as listed above) 3. Koca na Klemenci jami (short easy hike) or continue to Strelovec or to Ojstrica (but only for experienced hikers) 4. Frischaufov dom na Okreslju (Moderate short hike) to a mountain hut 5...

    Logar Valley, or Logarska Dolina, is a stunning region of green pastures, rock walls and sharp summits in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. Learn how to plan your visit, what to do, where to stay and see photos of the best landscapes in Slovenia.

  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DolinaDolina - Wikipedia

    Dolina, a village in Cornereva Commune, Caraș-Severin County. Dolina (Leorda), a left tributary of the Sitna in Botoșani County. Dolina, a right tributary of the Sitna in Botoșani County. Slovenia. Dolina pri Lendavi, a village in the Municipality of Lendava, northeastern Slovenia.

  4. Logar Valley or Logarska Dolina is a U-shaped glacial valley in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, protected as a landscape park since 1987. It is one of the most beautiful and photogenic valleys in Europe, with green meadows, majestic mountains, and scenic views.

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  5. Larisa Aleksandrovna Dolina (Russian: Лариса Александровна Долина, IPA: [ɫɐˈrʲisə ˈdolʲinə], née Kudelman, Кудельман, formerly Mionchinskaya, Миончинская; born 10 September 1955) is a Russian jazz and pop singer and actress.

  6. ro.wikipedia.org › wiki › DolinăDolină - Wikipedia

    Dolina este o formă de relief exocarstic elementar, cu aspect de depresiune în formă de pâlnie, mai mult sau mai puțin rotundă, rezultată din dizolvarea rocilor solubile de la suprafață, în special calcar.