The Savinja springs from the heart of the alpine mountains and after some ten meters drops over the hundred-meter Rinka waterfall and flows into Logarska dolina, one of Europe s most romantic alpine valleys. Due to its unspoiled nature and numerous natural and cultural sights, this seven kilometer long and in places five hundred meter wide glacial valley has been designated a natural reserve. Robanov kot and Golte. Beautiful scenery and numerous other features including geographical, geological, hydrological, and dendrological natural curiosities make this area well worth a visit. The Lucka Bela pothole and the Snezna cave beneath Mount Raduha are cave treasures.
Nature here provides shelter for numerous species of animals.
One can spot chamois, moufflon, marmots, mountain rabbits, foxes, martens, ermine, wild boar, and many other species. The region is also rich with indigenous alpine plants that are quite spectacular. However, visitors are not drawn here just by the beauties of nature. In the long centuries of his settlement in this region, man has left behind a rich cultural heritage. The paleontological finds at Potocka Zijalka below Mount Olseva is of great importance for the whole European area.