Experience the pristine beauty of Logarska Dolina, Slovenia's hidden gem
Explore NowLogarska Dolina is one of the most beautiful Alpine glacial valleys in Europe. Nestled in the heart of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, this pristine natural wonder stretches 7 kilometers and is surrounded by towering peaks reaching up to 2,500 meters.
The valley has been a protected landscape park since 1987, preserving its unique ecosystem, traditional Alpine architecture, and centuries-old farming traditions. Today it welcomes nature lovers, hikers, and those seeking authentic mountain experiences.
Majestic 90-meter waterfall cascading from vertical cliffs, accessible via scenic hiking trail through pristine forest.
Ancient forest with towering spruce and beech trees, moss-covered paths, and enchanting natural sculptures created by time.
Protected 700-year-old linden tree, a living monument to the valley's rich history and natural heritage.
Explore over 30 marked hiking trails ranging from gentle valley walks to challenging alpine ascents. Routes lead to mountain huts, pristine waterfalls, and panoramic viewpoints offering breathtaking vistas.
Discover the valley on two wheels with scenic cycling paths and mountain bike trails. From leisurely rides along the valley floor to adrenaline-pumping downhill tracks.
Kid-friendly activities including nature workshops, farm visits, pony rides, and interactive educational trails teaching about Alpine flora and fauna.
Rejuvenate body and mind with Alpine wellness treatments, yoga in nature, forest bathing experiences, and traditional sauna rituals.
Award-winning chefs craft exquisite dishes using seasonal ingredients sourced from local farms, creating innovative Alpine cuisine with modern flair.
Authentic recipes passed through generations: sirnica dumplings, buckwheat mush, homemade cheese, and hearty mountain soups prepared with love.
Visit working farms offering fresh dairy products, organic vegetables, wild herbs, and honey harvested from pristine Alpine meadows.
The valley is beautiful year-round. Summer (June-September) offers ideal hiking weather and full access to trails. Spring brings wildflowers, autumn showcases stunning foliage, and winter transforms the valley into a snowy wonderland perfect for cross-country skiing.
By car: From Ljubljana (110km), take the road via Kamnik to Solčava. Public transport: Bus connections from Ljubljana and Celje to Solčava, then local transport to the valley. Closest airports: Ljubljana (130km) and Graz (120km).
Yes, as a protected landscape park, there is a small entrance fee: Adults €7, Children (6-15) €3.50, Family ticket €17. The fee supports park maintenance and conservation efforts.
Various options including traditional guesthouses, mountain farms offering rooms, camping sites, and mountain huts. We recommend booking in advance during peak season (July-August).
Yes! The valley offers trails for all fitness levels. Easy routes include the valley floor walk and short nature trails. Experienced hikers can tackle challenging alpine ascents. Trail markers clearly indicate difficulty levels.