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raduha
 Raduha. Great Raduha is the amount of 2062 m the highest peak Raduha, the mountain which rises steeply to the east of Robanov angle. From the top, which has a registration box and stamp, we open a lovely view of the highest peaks of the Alps and Kamnik Savinjske Olševa, stoves, fire Uršlja, Travnik and Komen, Golte and most of the peaks above the central part Savinja River.
zeleniske_spice
 Zeleniške špice. Reef tip parts of the valley Zeleniških Kamniške White and tail angle (the case of Kamnik Alps). The map is two kilometers long, in fact, up and down and stretched so that it would not be the end of no where. The long mountain barrier starts over the house in Kamniški Bistrica, the first visible above the wooded slopes of the summit is a prominent rocky head Kamnik Dedca (1583 m).
plezanje_raduha
 Climbing Raduha. Great Raduha is the amount of 2062 m the highest peak Raduha, the mountain which rises steeply to the east of Robanov angle. From the top, which has a registration box and stamp, we open a lovely view of the highest peaks of the Alps and Kamnik Savinjske Olševa, stoves, fire Uršlja, Travnik and Komen, Golte and most of the peaks above the central part Savinja River.
mont_blanc

Mont Blanc or Monte Bianco (French and Italian, respectively, meaning "Mount White") is the highest mountain in the Alps, Western Europe and the European Union.[1] It rises 4,810 m (15,781 ft) above sea level and is ranked 11th in the world in topographic prominence. It is also sometimes known as "La Dame Blanche" (French, "the white lady").
monte_rosa

Monte rossa. Dufourspitze (in German, lit. Dufour Peak) , Pointe Dufour (in French), Punta Dufour (in Italian), or Monte Rosa is the second highest mountain in the Alps and western Europe[1] and the highest of Switzerland, at a height of approximately 4,634 m (15,203 ft). The mountain, which is part of the Pennine Alps in southern Valais and northern Aosta Valley is the culminating point of the Monte Rosa Massif, consisting of several summits over 4,500 metres lying on the border between Italy and Switzerland. While the eastern side forms the tallest wall in the Alps[2], the western side of Monte Rosa gives birth to the Gorner Glacier, the second largest glacier in the Alps. Other high summits of the Swiss Alps, including the Matterhorn, are located within a few tens of kilometres away.
raduha
 Great Raduha is the amount of 2062 m the highest peak Raduha, the mountain which rises steeply to the east of Robanov angle. From the top, which has a registration box and stamp, we open a lovely view of the highest peaks of the Alps and Kamnik Savinjske Olševa, stoves, fire Uršlja, Travnik and Komen, Golte and most of the peaks above the central part Savinja River.
triglav

Triglav (Italian: Tricorno, German: Terglau) is the highest mountain in Slovenia and the highest peak of the Julian Alps. While its name, meaning "three-headed", can describe its shape as seen from the Bohinj area, the mountain was most probably named after the Slavic god Triglav. This hypothesis has been disputed, as the nature of this deity remains obscure, and its worship is not documented among the pagan ancestors of Slovenes. The first recorded ascent of Triglav was made on 26 August 1778, by Luka Korošec, Matija Kos, Štefan Rožič and Lovrenc Willomitzer, on the initiative of baron Sigismund Zois. Its height was first measured in 1808 by Valentin Stanič.
smrekovec
 Smrekovec is the name for 15km long pre-alpine ridge, which is situated on the crossroads of the Šalek, the Upper Savinja and the Upper Meža valleys. The Smrekovec highland ridge begins on the east with the pass Sleme, where the ridge first lifts up with the peak of Smrekovec. The ridge continues across Smrekovec to peaks such as Krnes, Komen and Veliki Travnik, which smoothly rise from a gently undulating landscape. The Smrekovec highland ridge ends by the pass Bela Peč on the western side and it passes over Raduha on the diary Vodole. The natural environment of the Smrekovec highland ridge is according to nature conditions a speciality and of high value. Highland meadows and forests have namely still managed to preserve nature which is nowadays treated as Slovenian and European heritage.
suhadoljski_grabn_2
 Suhadoljski grabn in Solčava. Solčava is a small alpine village. Most inhabitants live at the farmsteads in the highlands since the space in the narrow valley is offers room for only handful of houses. The area was first settled between 1000 and 1200 when it was ruled over by Bavarian Prince Diebald de Chagere, feudal lord of the Oberburg (Gornji Grad) estate. In 1140, de Chagere sold Solčava to Peregrin, Patriarch of Aquileia. The village itself was first mentioned in 1268 as "Silva Sulzbach", and the monasterial land register of 1426 mentions Solčava as the seat of the district administerial office. Later this territory became a possession of the Counts of Cilli (Celje) and, after 1456, the Habsburgs. In 1473 Habsburg Emperor Frederick III bestowed all these estates on the newly created Ljubljana Diocese.
slap_jezera
 Waterfall Jezera in Matkov kot. The valley was named after the Matk farmstead which was one hundred years ago with 700 hectares one of the largest in Slovenia. The farmstead lies 1165 meters above the sea level, while the farm reaches down to the spring of the Jezera stream at 800 m altitude, to the peak of Mrzla Gora, 2203 m above the sea. The main sight in the valley is the so-called Matkov Škaf (" Matk's Tub") is located. This crater-like snow hollow, which is over 10 metres deep, was gouged out by a strong 30-metre high waterfall that appears each spring. If there is enough snow, the tub can be up to 30 -meter deep. There are still two farmsteads in the valley where one can listen to the zither: at Matk farmstead and at Gradišnik, where there is also an archery track. The zither was the most common instrument in this region, in the past it could be heard in every farmstead.
suhadoljski_grabn
 Suhadoljski grabn in Solčava. Solčava is a small alpine village. Most inhabitants live at the farmsteads in the highlands since the space in the narrow valley is offers room for only handful of houses. The area was first settled between 1000 and 1200 when it was ruled over by Bavarian Prince Diebald de Chagere, feudal lord of the Oberburg (Gornji Grad) estate. In 1140, de Chagere sold Solčava to Peregrin, Patriarch of Aquileia. The village itself was first mentioned in 1268 as "Silva Sulzbach", and the monasterial land register of 1426 mentions Solčava as the seat of the district administerial office. Later this territory became a possession of the Counts of Cilli (Celje) and, after 1456, the Habsburgs. In 1473 Habsburg Emperor Frederick III bestowed all these estates on the newly created Ljubljana Diocese.
slap_kristal
 Waterfall Kristal in Logarska dolina. IThis trough-like valley was created by the play of the nature deep in the heart of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, enshrouded by the lofty peaks of Kroficka, Ojstrica, Lučka Baba, Planjava, Brana, Turska Gora and Rinke, all of which rise above 2,000 metres. The foundations of the picturesque Alpine valley one can enjoy today were in fact laid down during the last Ice Age when a huge glacier abraded a 7-km long, 250-m wide "U" shaped basin. The valley is divided into three parts: the lower tract is called Log, the central one Plest, whilst the upper part is known as Kot. Log and Plest are covered by meadows, whilst Kot is partially forested. Behind the green scenery of the forest one can hear the magnificent cascading of the Rinka Waterfall.
savinjsko_sedlo
 Savinjsko sedlo. Frischaufov home to Okrešlju (1378 m) is a mountain hut, which lies on the edge of Krnice Okrešelj Logarska Valley. It is surrounded by cold mountain peaks, Styria Rinke, Cross and the Turkish mountains. Nearby is situated 80 meters high waterfall Rinka. Named after Dr. Johannes Frischaufu, researcher Kamnik Alps. The original cottage, which was built in 1876 German-Austrian Alpine Association, in 1907 took an avalanche. 2. August 1908 was built new. 21. September 1991, opened a new enlarged and renovated home. Managed by PD Celje nut.