Lake Jasna
These two interconnected artificial lakes are situated near the town center and offer stunning views of the Julian Alps, providing a perfect spot for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the natural scenery. (Link)

Zelenci Nature Reserve
This natural reserve is home to an emerald-colored lake that is the source of the Sava Dolinka River, a significant European waterway. A wooden boardwalk leads to a viewing platform to admire the unique, protected marshland. (Link)

Planica Nordic Centre
Known as the cradle of ski flying, this center offers adrenaline-fueled experiences like the world’s steepest zipline down the ski jump hill, a museum, and year-round activities including an indoor snow tunnel for cross-country skiing. (Link)

Peričnik Waterfall
A magnificent 52-meter waterfall located in the Vrata Valley. It is one of the few waterfalls you can walk behind, offering a unique and refreshing natural experience. (Link)

Martuljek Waterfalls
These are a pair of spectacular cascades (Upper and Lower) that can be reached via a rewarding half-day hike from the village of Gozd Martuljek, with the Upper Fall requiring a section secured with rungs and cables. (Link)

Vršič Pass
As the highest mountain road pass in the Eastern Julian Alps (1,611 m), it features 50 hairpin turns and is a challenging route for cyclists and a popular starting point for various mountain hikes. (Link)

Russian Chapel
Located on the Vršič Pass road, this small, wooden Russian Orthodox chapel serves as a war memorial, built by Russian prisoners of war during World War I who died constructing the road. (Link)