Volarja (Pod Bregom)

Volarja par Pod Bregom Last Update: 05.06.2024 by System User
Subregion: goriška statistična regija
Town: Tolmin
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Rohdaten Import von Ropewiki https://ropewiki.com/Volarja_(Pod_Bregom) Die Volarja-Schlucht ist eine der größten und bedeutendsten Schluchten in Slowenien mit einem sehr berühmten und einem der höchsten Wasserfälle in Slowenien - Gregorcicev slap (88 m). Die Volarja-Schlucht besteht aus zwei Bächen - Podmlaka und Pod bregom, beide sind für das Canyoning interessant. <b>Zone:</b> Primorska - Posočje - Tolmin <b>Eigenschaften:</b> Eingang: 665 m Ausgang: 215 m Höhe: 450 m Länge: 2500 m <b>Zeitraum</b> April-Oktober <b>Zeiten:</b> Anfahrt: 10 mi... (maschinell übersetzt)
Raw data import from Ropewiki https://ropewiki.com/Volarja_(Pod_Bregom) Volarja canyon is one of the largest and most important canyons in Slovenia with a very famous and one of the highest waterfalls in Slovenia - Gregorcicev slap (88 m). The Volarja canyon consists of two canyons - Podmlaka and Pod bregom, both of which are interesting for canyoning. <b>Zone:</b> Primorska - Posočje - Tolmin <b>Features:</b> Entrance: 665 m Exit: 215 m Height: 450 m Length: 2500 m <b>Time period</b> April-October <b>Times:</b> Approach: 10 mi... (machine translated)
Summary:
Rohdaten Import von Ropewiki https://ropewiki.com/Volarja_(Pod_Bregom) Die Volarja-Schlucht ist eine der größten und bedeutendsten Schluchten in Slowenien mit einem sehr berühmten und einem der höchsten Wasserfälle in Slowenien - Gregorcicev slap (88 m). Die Volarja-Schlucht besteht aus zwei Bächen - Podmlaka und Pod bregom, beide sind für das Canyoning interessant. <b>Zone:</b> Primorska - Posočje - Tolmin <b>Eigenschaften:</b> Eingang: 665 m Ausgang: 215 m Höhe: 450 m Länge: 2500 m <b>Zeitraum</b> April-Oktober <b>Zeiten:</b> Anfahrt: 10 mi... (maschinell übersetzt)
Raw data import from Ropewiki https://ropewiki.com/Volarja_(Pod_Bregom) Volarja canyon is one of the largest and most important canyons in Slovenia with a very famous and one of the highest waterfalls in Slovenia - Gregorcicev slap (88 m). The Volarja canyon consists of two canyons - Podmlaka and Pod bregom, both of which are interesting for canyoning. <b>Zone:</b> Primorska - Posočje - Tolmin <b>Features:</b> Entrance: 665 m Exit: 215 m Height: 450 m Length: 2500 m <b>Time period</b> April-October <b>Times:</b> Approach: 10 mi... (machine translated)

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Coordinates:

Canyon Start
46.2204°, 13.6526°
DMS: 46° 13" 13.44', 13° 39" 9.36'

DM: 46° 13.224", 13° 39.156"

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46.2334°, 13.6612°
DMS: 46° 14" 0.24', 13° 39" 40.32'

DM: 46° 14.004", 13° 39.672"

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Start Podbreg stream
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46.2337°, 13.6613°
DMS: 46° 14" 1.32', 13° 39" 40.68'

DM: 46° 14.022", 13° 39.678"

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Parking Approach
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46.213051°, 13.656092°
DMS: 46° 12" 46.98', 13° 39" 21.93'

DM: 46° 12.783", 13° 39.366"

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Parking Exit
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46.2332°, 13.656°
DMS: 46° 13" 59.52', 13° 39" 21.6'

DM: 46° 13.992", 13° 39.36"

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Start Podmlaka stream

Literatures:

Canyoning Book
Lorenzo Rossato
Amazon
2026
979-1224302841
The Alps are among the most beautiful places on the planet: a myriad of peaks intertwined with an expansive matrix of valleys. Embedded deep in their recesses lie some of the most incredible canyons one could ever imagine. In this volume, Lorenzo Rossato presents a selection of routes from the eastern side of the Alpine arc. Around fifty locations are described in detail, enriched with historical, geological, and cultural insights. Drawing on more than ten years of outdoor exploration and image‑making, each entry provides the technical information required to undertake these outings, accompanied by inspiring photographs and readily available GPX tracks. The experienced practitioner will appreciate the precision of the details, the aspiring adventurer will find their curiosity kindled, and the outdoor enthusiast will enjoy stories and images from every corner of the Alps.

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