Nestled in the midst of mountains nature invites in all its glory. The area of the Slovenian Alps represents the intersection of three large mountain massifs and the pre-Alpine hills. The pristine nature of Triglav National Park boasts exceptional beauty in its hills, lakes and valleys. In the So\u010da Valley, you can admire one of the most beautiful Slovenian rivers, and Bled Island is a unique symbol of Slovenia. Alpine hills and valleys are crisscrossed with exceptional hiking trails. The peaks reaching 2,500 meters and higher will open up magnificent views over the nearby mountains and valleys. Hikers will admire romantic mountain lakes, Alpine plants, and crystal clear springs. Climb the highest peaks \u2013 Triglav, \u0160krlatica, Mangart, Jalovec, \u0160pik, Krn \u2013 or ascend the idyllic Pokljuka plateau, a paradise for hikers and mushroom hunters alike, and the site of major world biathlon competitions. Enjoy the natural beauty of the only national park in the country, named after Slovenia’s highest mountain, Triglav (2864 m). The park embraces the widely celebrated Lake Bled and the popular Lake Bohinj, both of which offer numerous opportunities for activities that take good advantage of the thrilling nature. Hikers can venture up to the picturesque peaks of the Julian Alps, and thrill-seekers will get a rush riding the rapids of the So\u010da River.<\/p>\n
Gozd Martuljek is a settlement, which belongs to the municipality of Kranjska Gora. It is a stretched village located along the Jesenice – Kranjska Gora main road. It lies on both banks of the river Sava Dolinka. The settlement offers a wonderful view of the top \u0160pik, which is part of the mountain chain Martulj\u0161ka group in the bay of the Julian Alps. Gozd Martuljek, which was once called Rute, was mainly established by farmhouses and large commercial buildings, some of which can still be seen in the Lower Routes village. In the village, there is a modern hotel \u0160pik, cottages, restaurants, post office, shop, smaller church and more. We can also see a monument of the National Liberation War. Animal husbandry with mountain pastures is still important. From the center of the village, we can head to the Upper Martuljek Waterfall.<\/p>\n