Most na Soči Bridge – Most na Soči Lake loop from Most na Soči

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Slovenia

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Tolmin

Most na Soči Bridge – Most na Soči Lake loop from Most na Soči

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Most na Soči Bridge – Most na Soči Lake loop from Most na Soči

01:26

5.32km

70m

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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels.

Last updated: September 23, 2026

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Babja Jama Gorge

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The cycle path becomes an uphill path with a steep slope for about 200 metres where you are forced to push the bike also due to the uneven surface.

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1.23 km

Dock at Soča river

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Badeplatz

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1.42 km

Soča river

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This is a great place to linger and dip your tired feet into the cold water.

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2.21 km

Diving Platform on the Soča

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The plank and the ropes can be found somewhere along the riverbank

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2.92 km

Most na Soči Bridge

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Most na Soči is a town on the coast of Slovenia. It is situated on a rocky ridge above the confluence of the Soča and Idrijca rivers.

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3.03 km

Most na Soči is a compact settlement in the Upper Soča, at the southern end of the Tolmin Basin in the northwestern part of Slovenia, which lies at an altitude of about 170 meters.

The settlement is located in the Municipality of Tolmin, at the confluence of the Soča and Idrijca rivers, which with their streams, cut deep into the rocky troughs, offered the settlement good defensive protection. Due to the damming of the Soča near Podsel (for the needs of the Doblar hydroelectric power plant in 1938), an accumulation lake was created here, which today is the bay of the bay, and a lake was formed below the settlement. It has recently become a popular spot for fishermen and tourists.

The place lies at an important traffic crossroads, as in its immediate vicinity the paths in the direction of Nova Gorica, Tolmin and along the Idrijca towards Idrija and Ljubljana branch off, and the route of the Jesenice - Sežana railway line runs nearby. It is the location and favorable climatic conditions that enabled the development of the first settlement in prehistoric times. Rich finds from the Late Bronze Age prove that the place was already inhabited at this time, although, judging by the rich finds from the Iron Age, the settlement experienced its greatest prosperity only at this time. After the old name of the place, Saint Lucia (the name was changed to the current one by a decree from 1952), the name "Svetolucija culture" was established for this period. The place also played an important cultural and political role in the Roman Empire.

In the village stands the church of St. Mavra, first mentioned in written sources as early as 1192.

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