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Located on the border with Austria & Italy, Kranjska Gora is the most famous mountain resort in Slovenia, hosting annual world cup skiing and ski-jumping events. The skiing is the main draw for many people – Kranjska Gora is a superb resort for families and beginner – intermediate level skiers, with pistes easily accessible from the village. For more advanced skiers there are the World Cup runs at Podkoren (connected to the main Kranjska Gora ski area) and 8 resorts in Italy, Austria and Slovenia within 30-60 minutes drive. With stunning mountain scenery, great access to the Triglav National park and a host of Summer and Winter outdoor pursuits (walking, mountain biking, horse riding, cross country skiing, mountaineering), Kranjska Gora remains very popular all year round. The town itself is a pretty alpine affair, very family friendly, with lots of lively restaurants, bars, a couple of swimming pools / spas, mountain bike park and a Summer sledging piste. Around Kranjska Gora are a number of extremely pretty villages (Podkoren, Rateče, Mojstrana, Dovje), jumbles of traditional Gorenjska style farmhouses usually focused around excellent local gostilnas (inns).

Kranjska Gora
Lake Jasna
Kranjska Gora
Lake Jasna above Kranjska Gora
Lake Jasna
Famous rock mountain
Famous mountain goat sculpture at Lake Jasna
Famous rock formation near Kranjska Gora - look for the face of a girl
The Julian Alps at sunset
The slovenian Julian Alps from the austrian side
Kranjska Gora in winter
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Kranjska Gora in winter
Mountain view at the Border of Italy, Austria and Slovenia
Tamar valley
The vršič pas
Tamar Valley
Vršič pass
The Vršič pass
Vršič
The Vršič pass2
View from the Vršič pass to Primorska
Pretty church near Mojstrana
tamar
Pretty church near Mojstrana
Planica Tamar
 
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