Stara Fužina & Valley Voje
Stara Fužina is one of the 24 villages in the Municipality of Bohinj.
It is a typical alpine village with preserved old farming homes. The settlement dates back to pre-Roman era. Among the sights you will find Zois’ manor, Devil's bridge with Mostnica riverbeds, Andrejč's sawmill and mill, old cheese factory, which has been converted into the Alpine Museum, the church of Sv. Pavel, moraine arch with Bundrov and Fužina stone and many more. In the village you will also find the center of the Triglav National Park, Tourist Information Center Stara Fužina, outstanding restaurant Triglav with somellier, summer market with local products...
"In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks."
Valley Voje is widely spread middle part of Mostnica gorge with altitude somewhat above 700 meters. It starts at Stara Fužina and ends beneath the narrow and high peaks of mountain Tosc and pastures of Pokljuka. Toward the end you will discover a beautiful waterfall Voje. The surface is covered with ground glacial moraine, and in the south Voje is closed by the embankment of the frontal moraine. The plateau is rich in water and is a typical U-shaped glacial valley. To this day, only autumn pasture has been preserved on the plateau, so we can observe cows here in the autumn months. The four brave men from Bohinj were the first to climb Triglav starting their way along Valley Voje (August 26, 1778).
You will find renovated mountain hut Voje here with great gastronomy options (go for the homemade dumplings) and another snack bar called Slap Voje just before you reach the waterfall toward the end of the valley.
