About The Logar Valley
Tucked away in a remote corner of northern Slovenia is Logarska Valley, considered by many as one of the most beautiful alpine valleys, not only in Slovenia, but in the whole of Europe.
The valley is about seven kilometres long, between 250 and 500 meters wide and on three sides surrounded by 2,000 meter-high mountain peaks of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. It is an excellent area to visit and the more time you have the better. No words can do this extraordinary beautiful valley justice so we’ll leave it up to the pictures to say the rest.
Logar Valley Photos
Enjoy this beautiful photo gallery with 35 high resolution Logarska Valley photos, all taken by professional photographers!
Logarska Valley is a remarkable place to explore for a day or two, with more than 40 natural attractions (caves, springs, peaks, rock towers and waterfalls) as well as endemic flora and fauna. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
If you want to be surrounded by nature far away from any city bustle then Logarska Valley is one of the best places that you can find. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
Located at the foothills of the Kamnik Savinja Alps, Logarska Valley is considered as one of the most beautiful Alpine glacial valleys in Europe. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
The valley is a delightful place that will make you feel one with nature around you. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
A single road leads into the valley, drawing your gaze from the narrow road, to the traditional farmsteads, up to the glorious Kamnik-Savinja Alps. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
In the valley you will find the perfect balance between natural sights, local farm-to-table cuisine and traditional way of living. (photo: Darinka Mladenovic, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is a must see destination for nature lovers that will leave you with a desire to return. (photo: Michael Matti, Slovenia.info)
The valley is so beautiful that you will fall in love with it at the first sight itself. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
You can choose to walk or bike, too, there’s a flat path all the way in the valley. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
Cycling is a great way to explore the valley. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
Logarska is one of the most stunningly beautiful alpine valleys you will ever set your eyes on. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
Cycling is one of the easiest, and also one of the most convenient, ways of exploring the valley. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
Cycling is one of the best ways to explore Logarska Valley and experience the beautiful landscapes. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is a glacial valley in the Kamnik Savinja Alps. Though it’s only 1.5 hours drive from Slovenia’s capital Ljubljana, it’s definitely off the usual tourist path: Ljubljana, Lake Bled, Triglav National Park or Postojna Cave. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
A beautiful rural setting carpeted with green pastures and dotted with old farmsteads. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
Solcava Panoramic Road that leads you through the Logarska Valley a must for all motorcycle fans. (photo: Ales Fevzer, Slovenia.info)
This is how stunning the valley looks in autumn. (photo: Ales Fevzer, Slovenia.info)
View of the Logarska Valley from the grounds of Hotel Plesnik. (photo: Jacob Riglin, Slovenia.info)
There are some lovely accommodations in the valley, Hotel Plesnik is certainly one of them. (photo: Jacob Riglin, Slovenia.info)
Swimming pool at Hotel Plesnik has great views of the valley. (photo: Jacob Riglin, Slovenia.info)
If you are looking to get a little off the beaten path in Slovenia and have a little slice of the Slovenian Alps nearly to yourself, then Logarska Valley should definitely be on your Slovenia itinerary. (photo: Jan Godec, Mediaspeed, Slovenia.info)
If you’d like to experience the serenity and peacefulness of the Slovenian Alps without all the crowds, Logarska Valley a great choice. (photo: Jan Godec, Mediaspeed, Slovenia.info)
Most of this glacial valley, which measures a mere 7 kilometres long and no more than 250 to 500 wide, has been a vast country park for almost three decades. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
The valley is 7 kilometres long, up to 500 meters wide and is surrounded by rugged mountains of the Kamnik Savinja Alps. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is a place to disconnect, somewhere you can choose to just sit and stare out, soaking it all in. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
Due to its location, the valley is a perfect starting point for numerous excursions and hiking expeditions to the peaks of the Kamnik Savinja Alps. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is a must for panoramic views, time in nature, incredible hiking, and more. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is surrounded by some of the best Slovenian mountain scenery in the country. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
A number of mountain bike trails start in the valley. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
The tourist farms in the valley welcome visitors and offer home made Slovenian cuisine and a look into rural Slovenian life. (photo: Ana Pogacar, Slovenia.info)
Every spring the meadows in the valley are covered in a beautiful yellow blanket of dandelion flowers. (photo: Iztok Medja, Slovenia.info)
There are many hiking trails around Logarska Valley. (photo: Jost Gantar, Slovenia.info)
There is also a viewing platform where you can get a stunning view of Logarska Valley. (photo: Ziga Kalan, Produkcija Studio, Slovenia.info)
Logarska Valley is a very popular destination for snow lovers during the winter. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
A horse-drawn sleigh ride in the Logarska Valley is a unique experience for all ages in the winter months. (photo: Tomo Jesenicnik, Slovenia.info)
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Overall Rating: Located in the heart of the Kamnik Savinja Alps (close to the border with Austria), the Logar Valley or Logarska Dolina as it is called in Slovene is considered by many as one of the most beautiful valleys not only in Slovenia but in the whole of Europe. It is a U-shaped glacial valley, about 7 kilometres long and between 250 and 500 metres wide, carpeted with green meadows and hemmed in by icy gray peaks. |
Overall Rating: Robanov Kot is a gorgeous alpine valley which is protected as a landscape park since 1987. What attracts visitors to the valley is the peace and tranquillity and the exquisite beauty of the countryside. Farming is still the main way of life here but many of the farms now also welcome visitors, who can spend the night, taste delicious local dishes, or have a glass of homemade liquor, all surrounded by pristine nature. |
Overall Rating: Waterfall Rinka is situated at the far-end of the beautiful Logar Valey on the northern side of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. The waterfall is absolutely magnificent and very photogenic. With a 90-meter drop (295 feet), it’s the second highest waterfall in Slovenia. The sound of the waterfall can be heard from quite some distance. |