Gorejca Stream with Waterfalls and Pools

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Gorejca Stream with Waterfalls and Pools is an interesting trip idea. This page includes a short description, location, photos and basic visit information.

Gorejca Stream is a small but rewarding outing near Bovec, along the road toward Log pod Mangartom. It features cascades, pools and narrow rock channels, with a man-made impoundment that created a natural bathing spot for a quick refresh.

What you can see

Four waterfalls are accessible. The lower waterfall has two tiers and is about 12 metres high; a small pool sits between the tiers, and another pool lies at the base. Beyond the marked section, the trail becomes too steep and unsafe, so visitors should stay on the managed part of the route.

How to get there

From the Bovec–Log pod Mangartom road, turn right toward the Štoln tunnel. The marked path then leads left toward the Gorejca gorge section. This is best as a short stop or an easy walk, not as a hike beyond the safe area.

Good to know

As a natural attraction, conditions can change with water levels, wet surfaces and trail maintenance. If you are visiting outside peak season or after heavy rain, check the situation with the local tourism office or on the official municipal/destination website.

Please stay on the marked trail and do not enter unsafe sections. The bathing pool is attractive for a quick dip, but safety depends on current conditions.

Practical information

Opening hours
Not officially published; check with the tourism office or the official destination website.
Duration
30–60 min
Difficulty
easy, with a warning about steep and unsafe sections
Stroller
not suitable
Dogs
allowed on leash; check with the operator for any local restrictions
Parking
at or near the trailhead by the road toward the Štoln tunnel; follow local signs and designated parking
Toilets
not officially stated; check with the operator
Food
cafés and restaurants are available in Bovec and nearby villages; no food service is listed on site
Best season
late spring, summer and early autumn; for seasonal conditions check the official site
Admission
no official entrance fee stated; check the official site for seasonal changes or local updates
Information checked: 2026-08-17 · Official source
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