Viewpoint From the Peč Hill
| Region | Upper Carniola Statistical Region |
| Starting point | The Kramar Inn payable parking lot |
| Route length | 2,5 km (1.97 miles) |
| route duration | 30 min |
| End Point Altitude | 720 m (2,362 feet) |
| Best time to visit | All year |
| Appropriate for | Baby Carriers , 1-3 years of age , 3-6 years of age , 6+ years of age |
| Level of difficulty | Easy route |
Route Description
The Viewpoint from the Peč Hill is a perfect trip for young families that still have a baby to carry. Once you arrive at the top, you can see Bohinj Lake and its surroundings. The hill (720 meters/2,362 feet above sea level) has easy access in both summer and winter.
Access: Walk past the St. John the Baptist Church in the village of Stara Fužina, turn right at the concrete bridge and follow the signposts. It will take you about 30 minutes to arrive at your destination.
Interesting Facts
Take the Vogel Cable Car to the top of the ski center and enjoy the beautiful view. Another great idea (which the kids will love by the way) is to rent a boat and take a ride on the Bohinj Lake.
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Nearby Restaurants
Gostilna Danica
This restaurant has a truly local and delicious cuisine, which represents the traditional Upper Carniola and Bohinj culture. There is a children's playground next to the inn. The guest house deserves 5 stars for its good food and kindness! You can admire the beautiful Bohinj Mountains from the inn’s open terrace.
Triglavska cesta 60,
4264 Bohinjska Bistrica
(04) 575 16 19
Vita, Olja and Juna Recommend
We kids love it if a family trip ends with a jump into the swimming pool. Aquapark Bohinj is an ideal opportunity for the whole family to enjoy the fun. They even have a salt room, which is great for all people with respiratory problems.
Address: Triglavska cesta 17, 4264 Bohinjska Bistrica, Slovenia
Phone: +386 8 200 40 80
There are many weather proverbs and sayings in folk tradition, such as the Bohinj one: “V Bohinju ima dež ta mlade.” The direct translation says that the rain in Bohinj has babies, but it means that this area gets a lot of rain.
According to experts, Bohinj actually has an average amount of rainy days. It is true, however, that the precipitation is higher than anywhere else. In 2002, the Storžič band presented the humorous song “V bohin ‘ma d’ž ta mvade” based on the proverb above. It is about a man who went on a date to the village of Ukanc. Just when he wanted to kiss his date from Bohinj called Minka, it started to pour. The soaked lovers took advantage of drying their laundry under the roof to cuddle. From then on, the boy praises the rain; because he is convinced he would not have won over his beloved one without it.
Story about Jezernik, a man who lives in a Lake Bohinj
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