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Savinjska · Slovenia
In the destination Logar Valley.
In the photo: Solčava village centre
Illustrative images. The pictures in this guide are illustrations based on the real place, not photographs, and may differ from it.
The city
A small village in the upper Savinja valley, seat of a municipality of about 500 inhabitants, at the entrance to three glacial valleys: Logar, Robanov kot and Matkov kot. It has the Gothic church of Mary of the Snows and the Rinka visitor center. It is the base for the Logar Valley, the Rinka waterfall and the Solčava Panoramic Road, which runs along the slopes among mountain farms.
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The local experience
Glacial valley of about 7 km, protected as a landscape park, with meadows, woods and farms on the flat floor and the walls of the Kamnik–Savinja Alps all around. A trail runs through the valley to the Rinka waterfall.
Waterfall of about 90 meters of free fall at the end of the Logar Valley, considered the source of the Savinja River. A short trail leads to the base and to the Orlovo gnezdo viewpoint.
Mountain road that climbs the slopes above Solčava, passing farms and viewpoints, with views over the Logar, Robanov kot and Matkov kot valleys and the peaks of the Kamnik–Savinja Alps.
Glacial valley parallel to Logar, southeast of Solčava, protected as a park, with meadows, traditional farms and footpaths to the valley floor beneath the walls of Ojstrica and Krofička.
Solčava’s Gothic parish church, built in the 15th century on older foundations, with an early 18th-century tower and a medieval statue of the Virgin, the Marija of Solčava.
