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Rivers
With exceptional conditions for sport fishing
Each of them tells its own story, shaped over millennia and intertwined with the lives of both people and fish.
Soča
The Soča River is considered one of the most beautiful rivers in Europe and is recognized as a natural gem. It is known for being exceptionally clean and for its stunning, vivid emerald color.
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Učja
The Učja flows in from Italy and covers a 6.1-kilometer course before joining the Soča. It is a fast alpine river but very difficult to access.
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Nadiža
The Nadiža originates in Italy and, after an 11.9-kilometer course, it returns there as well. Up to Pod Sedlo, it is hidden in a narrow valley full of rapids and deep pools.
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Bela
The Bela originates below Mount Stol above Breginj and, after a 4.7-kilometer course, flows into the Nadiža at Podbela.
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Tolminka
The Tolminka is a 10.2-kilometer-long river in the Soča Valley, and with its water volume, it is one of the main watercourses in the Tolmin area.
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Idrijca
The Idrijca River has a distinct karst character with its characteristic greenish color and is considered one of the most interesting rivers for fly fishing in Europe.
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Trebuščica
The Trebuščica originates below Mrzla rupa and, after a 14-kilometer course, flows into the Idrijca at Trebuša. The initial 5.7 kilometers of the river are designated as a reserve and breeding water for marble trout, while the remaining section is fishing water.
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Bača
The Bača begins its long journey toward the Idrijca from beneath Mount Slatnik and Mount Lajnar, flowing through the narrow Bača Valley (Baška grapa), where it is constantly accompanied and crossed by a road and a railway line.
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Koritnica
The Koritnica is a small stream that is formed by the merging of creeks below the village of Rut and, after a 4.7-kilometer course, flows into the Bača River in the village of Koritnica, located in the Bača Valley.
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Kneža
The Kneža is a typical Alpine stream that gathers its waters between Mount Vogel and Mount Rodica and flows through a narrow valley and gorges before joining the Bača Valley, where it merges with the Bača River between Kneža and Klavže.
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