Etapa 1 Vuelta a Eslovenia (Bovec-Kranjska Gora)
near Bovec, Bovec (Slovenija)
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We left the town of Bovec, cradle of canyoning and rafting in that area and we went through a road that goes up briefly to take another secondary on the right and continue up through various villages to reach the main course of the climb where we expect 25 curves with a good slope. Little by little and small plate are going up, until you reach first a lookout and then the great Vrsic Pass where there are a couple of bars and space to rest and drink. After this there is a huge and fast descent where the curves are washed for more grip and we are coming to the village of Kranjka Gora where we spent the first night.
The municipality of Kranjska Gora is located in the valley area of Zgornjesavska, also known as Gornjesavska Dolina, or as Dolina, a typical alpine valley and has all House Slovenija Avto, one kilometer from the center of the village and we found the price quite tight. The accommodation is quite good and breakfast too. We had dinner in the center of town where there are several restaurants.
Located in the most northeastern corner of Slovenia, where the borders of Slovenia, Austria and Italy meet, the valley is surrounded by mountains to the north and south. To the north are the peaks of the Karavanke mountains and to the south the Julian Alps. To the east its boundary is a little after the city of Jesenice, where it opens onto the Radovljica valley, extending westwards along the Sava and Slizza rivers, to the west of Rateče. To the north, the Wurzen Pass in Podkoren leads to Arnoldstein in Carinthia (Austria), to the south the Vršič Pass leads to Trenta, in the Slovenian coastal region.
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Bovec
Bovec (Italian Plezzo) is a Slovenian municipality, within the Goriška region. In 2007 it had 3,138 inhabitants. It limits the Friulan municipalities of Tarvisio, Chiusaforte and Resia and is crossed by the Isonzo river (Soča). It is included in the Triglav National Park. The municipality is divided into 13 settlements or naselja: Bavšica, 'Bovec', Čezsoča, Kal - Koritnica, Lepena, Log Čezsoški, Log pod Mangartom, Plužna, Soča, Srpenica, Strmec na Predelu, Trenta, Žaga, Zavrzelno.
Gostilna Cvitar (Restaurant)
Gostilna Cvitar
Kranjska Gora
A beautiful alpine village that has all the services. The municipality of Kranjska Gora is located in the valley area of Zgornjesavska, also known as Gornjesavska Dolina, or as Dolina, a typical alpine valley. Located in the most northeastern corner of Slovenia, where the borders of Slovenia, Austria and Italy meet, the valley is surrounded by mountains to the north and south. To the north are the peaks of the Karavanke mountains and to the south the Julian Alps. To the east its boundary is a little after the city of Jesenice, where it opens onto the Radovljica valley, extending westwards along the Sava and Slizza rivers, to the west of Rateče. To the north, the Wurzen Pass in Podkoren leads to Arnoldstein in Carinthia (Austria), to the south the Vršič Pass leads to Trenta, in the Slovenian coastal region. The valley of Zgornjesavska has an alpine climate with long winters of abundant snow and short summers of moderate temperatures, easterly winds and enough rain to maintain the greenness of the valley. The snow usually lasts four or five months. The minimum temperature in January can reach -8 ° C, and the average maximum is usually 0 ° C. The average temperature in the hottest months of summer is usually about 10 ° C in the morning, rising to about 23 ° C throughout the day. In summer, there is a lot of difference between the sunny side and the shadow side of the valley.
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