Koščeva učna pot, Iški morost(1)
| Region | Central Slovenia Statistical region |
| Starting point | Parkirišče pri informativni tabli |
| Route length | 2,8 km |
| route duration | 1 h |
| Best time to visit | vsi letni časi |
| Appropriate for | Baby Carriers , 3-6 years of age , 6+ years of age |
| Level of difficulty | nezahtevna pot |
Opis poti
Ljubljansko barje je definitivno ogromno področje, ki nam ponuja ogromno pešpoti, kolesarskih poti in predvsem neokrnjene narave. Zemljepisno ime označuje območje, ki leži med Ljubljano, Vrhniko, Krimom in Škofljico.
Razprostira se na tektonsko aktivnem območju, zato nastanek barja lahko pripišemo tudi pogrezanju matične kamnine. Reka Sava je nanašala velike količine proda, kar je povzročilo zajezitev Ljubljanice ob izlivu v Savo in s tem poplavitev celotne barjanske kotline. Zaradi več tisočletij trajajočih nanosov se je jezero počasi zasipavalo. Pred nekje šest tisoč leti pa se je jezero osušilo in nastalo je ogromno močvirje.
Obrobje barja je bilo naseljeno že pred časom, predvsem na vzpetinah v okolici. Zanimivo je, da so si pri gradnji Iške vasi pomagali kar s kamni rimskih nagrobnikov. Med vožnjo nikar ne pozabite pogledat proti Plečnikovi lepotici, ki se bohoti sredi Črne vasi. Del Ljubljanskega barja predstavlja tudi Naravni rezervat Iški morost, kjer je urejena Koščeva pot z opazovalnico in tablami. Rezervat je odprte narave in ga lahko prosto obiščete kadarkoli. Med najbolj ogroženimi pticami, ki jih lahko najdemo na barju je kosec. Mogoče pa zapoje ravno vam.
Z avtom se peljemo v smeri Črne vasi, skozi Jezero in kmalu zatem prispemo do naselja Lipe. Pri tabli, ki označuje konec naselja zavijemo desno in se peljemo slaba 2 kilometra. Parkiramo lahko pri informativni tabli, lahko pa zapeljemo levo preko mostu na drugo stran Iške.
Interesting Facts
Slovenian language knows twenty-four terms, the majority of which is of folk origin, for phenomena related to stagnating water. “Ljubljana morost”, “mah” (moss), or “močvirje” (marshy swamp) have been established terms up to 1880, when Fran Levstik used the name “Ljubljansko barje” or Ljubljana Marshes for the first time.
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Nearby Restaurants
Posestvo Trnula
In the Črna vas Village, you can sit down for a lunch at the Tourist farm Trnulja from Friday to Sunday. Book a table in advance and enjoy delicious home-cooked meals. The interior is gorgeous and all the food is organic. Do not forget to taste their dessert - potica on a spoon, which is guaranteed to leave you speechless :)
Črna vas 265
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Mila and Staš Recommend
Have you heard of the pile dwellers?
Grown-ups explained to us that pile dwellers (“koliščarji”) were the people who lived in settlements built on wooden piles rammed into the lake floor. Apparently, the Ljubljana Marshes used to be a lake!
Since cars were not invented yet, the people in those days used special boats called “deblaki” in Slovene. They made them from tree trunks and they were up to 12 meters (39 feet) long! Clothes and footwear were most likely made of animal skins, and animal bones were used for sewing needles!
