Pokal GEOPLIN 2018-2
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Activity: Walking -
Distance: 0.75 mi
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Average duration: 0h 25
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Difficulty: Not specified
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Back to start: Yes
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Ascent: + 46 ft
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Descent: - 39 ft
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Highest point: 1,125 ft
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Lowest point: 1,079 ft
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Country: Slovenia
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Start/End: N 46.12959° / E 14.41211°
Waypoints
- S/E : mi 0 - alt. 1,079 ft
- S/E : mi 0.75 - alt. 1,086 ft
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Stroll across the bucolic Velika Planina plateau
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Walk on the Velika Planina plateau
This short walk allows you to enjoy the Velika Planina plateau whilst staying away from the somewhat noisy chairlift route and passing through the mountain chalets. The paths are marked with Red Circles. The vast majority of the route is downhill along easy and very quiet paths.
The chalets are truly spectacular and photogenic, but you must pay close attention to the signs – often in Slovenian – which warn of private property boundaries.
Ojstrica and Mala Osojnica viewpoints
If you want to see the two most beautiful viewpoints of Lake Bled, I recommend this hike.There are several climbs to tackle, but the rewards at the top are well worth it; you’ll be able to admire a magnificent view of the lake.For hiking enthusiasts, this is a great route with well-maintained, shaded and signposted paths.Despite the challenges—which vary from person to person—you can always take a dip in the lake on the way back down. After all that effort, it’s time for some well-deserved relaxation!
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