Exploring Logar Valley – Top 3 Things To Do

Logar Valley is the most beautiful Alpine valley in Slovenia. It is an alpine glacial valley situated in the North of the country, in the Kamnik Alps, close to the border with Austria. The valley is 7km long and on average 250m wide. It is amongst the most picturesque valleys in Europe.
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Best way to explore Logar Valley

You can explore this area by foot, bike, or car. There are many parking locations, and you choose the one that suits your needs the best. I would recommend riding a bike here as the views around are just stunning, and this is a perfect option if you don’t have that much time in your schedule. You can rent bikes at the information center. Horseback riding is also a possibility here.

Biking at Logar Valley

What to do in Logar Valley?

1. Walking/biking through the Logar Valley

There is a lot of hiking trails starting in Logar Valley, but the most famous one is the trail through the Logar Valley. It’s 7 kilometers long and it will take you around 3 hours to reach the end. However, the trail is easy as it’s mostly flat.

Logar Valley landscape

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2. Visit Rinka Waterfall

Next up is the trail to Rinka Waterfall. You can get to the end of the valley by car, and then it takes about 10 minutes of easy hiking to get to the waterfall. Rinka is amongst the highest waterfalls in Slovenia, about 90 meters high. A cafe clinging to a rocky crag is just next to the waterfall. It offers beautiful views of the waterfall and its surroundings.

Rinka Waterfall, Logar Valley
Rinka Waterfall, Logar Valley

3. Hike from Rinka Waterfall to Okrešelj

If you’re up for some more hiking, continue on the mountain trail from Rinka Waterfall to Okrešelj. There you can refresh yourself with drinkable water from the source of river Savinja. The trail is moderately difficult, and it takes about 45 minutes to 1 hour.

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What are the prices and opening hours for Logar Valley?

If you’re coming with a motor vehicle, you have to pay an entrance fee. It is 7 € for cars and 8 € for vans. Their working hours in the summertime are from 8 am to 4 pm (approximately).

PRO TIP: If you come outside working hours, you don’t have to pay.

PRO TIP #2: Sleeping in campers overnight is forbidden. We still did it for one night (as some others did too), but the next day all campers got a kind note asking not to do it. So if you get one, don’t risk it as you can get a fine.

Is Logar Valley worth visiting?

Put visiting Logar Valley on your list as you will enjoy the views so much. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy nature. It’s suitable for everyone: friends, couples, families with children. To explore the main attractions, one full day is enough. If you want to do it more thoroughly, take a few days.

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Logar Valley in Slovenia

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