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	Valley of the seven lakes
		Jezero v Ledvici, the Large or Fourth lake is the largest and deepest of the Triglav lakes.
		The lakes in the lower part of the Valley of the Triglav Lakes formed at the juncture of slaty Jurassic sandstones (easily recognized by the reddish colour) and compacted limestone.
		Dvojno jezero is one of the Triglav Lakes lying in the mountain pine and larch belt.
	home.hetnet.nl /~rjs25/hoofdmap/lakes.htm (784 words)

	Triglav national park
		Finally, in 1981, a rearrangement was achieved and the park was given a new concept and enlarged to 838 square kilometres the area which it continues to cover to this day.
		The park is named after Mt. Triglav (2864 m), a symbol of Slovenia, which is situated almost in the middle of the protected territory.
		From it the valleys spread out radial, supplying water to two large river systems which have their sources in the Julian Alps: the Soca river and the Sava river[?], flowing to the Adriatic and Black Sea, respectively.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/tr/Triglav_national_park.html (231 words)

	Triglav Lakes Valley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Triglav Lakes Valley (Slovene: Dolina Triglavskih jezer) is a rocky hanging valley in the Julian Alps in Slovenia, below the sheer sides of mountains Tičarica and Zelnarica to the southwest of Triglav.
		In contrast to common belief there are ten and not seven lakes in the valley.
		The lowest lying lake is Črno jezero (the Black Lake) at an altitude of 1294 m above sea level - it is positioned above the rocky slope of Komarča.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Triglav_Lakes_Valley (242 words)

	Koren Sports Group - Seven Triglav Lakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The Triglav National Park is an area of outstanding beauty that is situated in the heart of the Alpine region and covers 84,800 hectares.
		The Seven Triglav Lakes Valley is considered to be one of the most interesting in Europe, not only for its natural beauty but also for the unique formations.
		The limestone mountains with their porous nature give each of the lakes its own identity, each lake being different in colour due to the minerals picked up on its journey underground from lake to lake.
	www.humanfish.com /HUMANFISH,,summer_humanfish_holidays_in_slovenia,summer_humanfish_trekking_programs,trekking_programs_seven_triglav_lakes.htm (499 words)

	SummitPost - 7 Triglav Lakes Valley route -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Lake has beautiful green colour and is pleasant for swimming in high summer.
		Behind the lake path enters a deep valley and gradually climbs through the forest till it reaches long cliff where you are surprised by a weak source.
		First lake on the right is Rjavo jezero lake (2006m), than small Lake Mlaka vs Lastah (1994m), steep bellow the hut and finally Jezero pod Vrsacem (Lake under Vrsac, 1991m), which is placed below the mighty cliffs of Kanjavec (2568m) and is under snow and ice till mid July.
	www.summitpost.org /route/156936/7-triglav-lakes-valley-route.html (1316 words)

	Globtour d.o.o.
		Lake Bohinj, nestled in the mountains, is a true pearl of nature, restful on the eyes and relaxing for the soul.
		Lake Bohinj is Slovenia`s largest lake, covering the area of 3.2 square kilometres.
		The waters of the Savica partly flow from the Triglav Lakes Valley and partly from the region of Pršivec.
	www.globtour.si /eng/destinacije_destinacija.asp?IDPodr=762&IDDrz=18&IDDest=47 (737 words)

	Tourist trade point
		All glacial lakes in Slovenia lie within the Triglav National Park: from Lake Bohinj, the largest one, to the groups of ponds known as the Triglav Lakes, the Križ Lakes and the Krn Lakes, all situated high in the mountains.
		The relief of the Julian Alps in very dissected, there are steep and deeply cut valleys, their slopes were smoothed down by glaciers and the bottoms are flat and enlarged or covered with the sediments originating from glacial and postglacial periods.
		This economic activity reached its peak in the 15th and 16th centuries when the ironworks by the rivers in the Trenta valley, in the Bohinj area and in the Jesenice basin were established.
	www.bohinj.si /touristtradepoint/en/tnp.html (1332 words)

	BOHINJ - Veliko Spicje
		The Triglav Lakes Valley closes to the north-west in a ridge that reaches its highest point in the summit of Veliko Spicje, which is also affectionately known as Lepa spica ("Beautiful Spoke").
		The raised Triglav Lakes Valley is reached by a climb up from the Koca pri Savici hut in Bohinj via the steep incline of Komarca and the lower part of the Lopucniska valley.
		From the hut the trail continues up along the valley, and soon enough the markers indicate a trail to the left in the direction of a long ridge bordering the valley.
	www.slovenia.no /Vandring/vand_024.htm (322 words)

	TNP-A-OPIS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With the exeption of the Lake Bled all of Slovenia's glacial lakes lie within the Triglav National Park, from the Lake Bohinj, the largest one, to the groups of ponds known as the Triglavska jezera (the Triglav Lakes), Kriska jezera (the Kriz Lakes), and Krnska jezera (the Krn Lakes) all situated high in the mountains.
		Among the park's water phenomena attention should be paid to its picturesque waterfalls: the Savica in the Bohinj Area; the two Pericnik waterfalls in the Vrata valley; the Sum waterfall in the Vintgar ravine; the Skocniki waterfalls in Beli Potok, the two in Martuljek and Nadiza waterfall in the Tamar valley.
		The relief of the Julian Alps in very dissected, there are steep and deeply cut valleys, their slopes having been smoothed down by glaciers and the bottoms are flat and enlarged or covered with the sediments originating from glacial and postglacial periods.
	www.gov.si /tnp/tnp2_a.htm (1237 words)

	Bohinj - The real meaning from Timesharetalk wikipedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Bohinj (German Wochein) is an alpine valley and a municipality in the north-west of Slovenia, in the Julian Alps.
		It is recognisable by its periglacial lake, Lake Bohinj (Slovenian Bohinjsko jezero, German Wocheinersee).
		To the north, Triglav, Slovenia's highest mountain is also a part of the municipality.
	www.timesharetalk.co.uk /wiki.asp?k=Bohinj (759 words)

	Slovenia and Julian Alps-Apartements Triglav-climb to MtTriglav
		Especially those making their first ascent prefer maybe the magnificent Vrata Valley (not me hehe:-)) as their starting point.But the solitary Kot has its charms;dominated by the north face of Rjavina -2557 m and a few adjoining peaks and pinnacles it provides perfect alpione scenery.
		The southern slopes of Triglav are in sheer contrast to his northern precipices.The point of departure to Triglav is Bohinj.The name is applied to the whole of the basin of Lake Bohinj and the surrounding hill country.
		The difference in height between Stara Fužina and the top of Triglav is no less than 2300 m - manage it in one day??:-)) hehe - probably not:-).You can stay the night at the mountain hut Vodnikov dom-1805 m-4-5 h, or at the hut Planika-2408 m-6-7 h from Stara Fužina.
	www.triglav-slovenia.com /how.html (537 words)

	Mt Triglav - Explore the Highest Slovenian Mountain in Winter (Mountaineering) - Mt Triglav, Slovenia
		Triglav National Park measures 83,807 hectares and includes almost all the Slovene section of the Julian Alps, also known as the Eastern Julian Alps.
		Triglav National Park is situated close to the junction of the three borders of Austria, Italy, and Slovenia and contains the most characteristic landscape elements typical of Slovenia.
		In addition to the alpine valleys, mountain ridges, and peaks of the Julian Alps, other distinctive natural assets in the park include high mountain lakes, waterfalls, gorges, troughs, and high mountain karst phenomena.
	www.adventuresportsholidays.com /all/Mountaineering-in-Slovenia.php (436 words)

	BLED
		From Triglav, deep and sharply cut valleys, mainly of glacial origin, open on all sides in the form of a fan.
		The valleys and plateaux are covered by a carpet of green forests and meadows.
		There are mountain lakes (the Triglav Lakes, Kriška Lakes, etc.) high in the mountains, and Lake Bohinj, the largest permanent natural lake in Slovenia.
	www.bled.si /EN/default.asp?id=432 (348 words)

	Sherpa Escorted Expeditions: Guided Walking in Slovenia
		It is a country of amazing contrasts, you can visit beautiful Lake Bled, stroll through forests and undulating vineyards, be sunbathing along the white sand beaches of the rushing Soca River or walking in classic Alpine scenery.
		The jewel of the alpine region is the emerald lake of Bled flanked by the mighty Karavanke Mountains and the majestic Julian Alps.
		From Bohinj drive along the long pristine valley of the untamed Socu river and walk the magical Trenta valley before arriving in the small village of Bovec.
	www.sherpa-walking-holidays.co.uk /tours/escorted/slvrc.asp (569 words)

	Top Ten Treks
		Slovenia is a walker’s paradise with open colourful meadows, deep valleys, cascading waterfalls and towering peaks, where alpine trails take you into the very heart of the mountains and the Triglav National Park.
		Lake Bled, with its medieval castle overlooking the emerald green lake and small teardrop shaped island, was a summer retreat for past Yugoslavian royal families and still enchants everyone with its natural beauty.
		The hotel that we use in Bled is situated opposite the emerald lake itself and near the compact centre where there are traditional restaurants serving wonderful food in a warm atmosphere and local bars where you can sit and sample their excellent wine or schnapps.
	www.toptentreks.com.au /index.php?id=134 (1290 words)

	izletigb
		From a distance it resembles a pointed pyramid, since the summit is the meeting point of three ridges from the north, east and south.
		is Triglav the highest slovenian mountain and the symbol of slovenian nation and independence.
		Triglav National park lies in the north-western part of Slovenia and covers the area of Julian Alps.
	campingkamne.com /izletigb.html (518 words)

	Skupina SK - Triglav lakes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		TRIGLAV LAKES - the valley of 7 lakes - from 1340 to 2070 m
		After a steep ascend in the begining, there is an easy walk though meadows and wild nature all the way up to the 7 Triglav's lakes hut.
		There is the Prehodavci hut at the end of the valley, where accommodation with dinner and breakfast is provided for you.
	skupina-sk.si /?67--3-activities_in_slovenia_summer_Hiking_Trekking_Triglav_lakes... (204 words)

	Trigav National Park
		The Triglav National Park was established in 1924 in the heart of the Julian Alps.
		The Triglav National Park is the biggest park in Slovenia.
		In theTriglav National Park are all Slovenian glacial lakes: the Triglav Lakes, the Kriz Lakes, the Bohinj Lakes, the Krn Lakes all situated high in the mountains.
	www2.arnes.si /~osljvodm2s/soca/TNPuvod.html (176 words)

	Pri Ukcu
		In summer, you can go swimming in the lake or hiking to the mountains, especially to the beautiful Triglav Lakes Valley.
		Lake Bohinj offers you a chance to go swimming, kayaking or canoeing, diving, fishing and many more.
		Crna prst mountain and the Triglav Lakes Valley are the most well known places.
	www.apartmaji-priukcu.com /index_eng.php?stran=bohinj_tnp (386 words)

	Triglav - Wikimedia Commons
		Slovenščina: Triglav (2864 m) je najvišji vrh Julijskih Alp in najvišji vrh Slovenije.
		English: Triglav is the highest mountain of Slovenia.
		The Triglav as depicted in the CoA of the former SR Slovenia
	commons.wikimedia.org /wiki/Triglav (88 words)

	Planica
		Planica is an alpine valley in northwestern Slovenia, extending south from the border town RateДЌe, not far from another well known ski resort, Kranjska Gora.
		Further south the valley is extended into Tamar, a popular hiking destination in the Triglav National Park.
		The first ski jumping hill was constructed before 1930 at the slope of the Ponca mountain.
	www.paleorama.com /Lakes-P/Planica.php (246 words)

	Alpinsport Bohinj
		Triglav is in the Julian Alps and is the highest mountain in Slovenia at 2864 m (9390 ft).
		There is also a path that comes up from the Dolic Valley — this does not require climbing gear but is more difficult than the Southern and Eastern routes.
		You are in a Triglav national park - do not litter, do not make a noise, do not scare the animals, do not pick flowers, (photograph them — they last much longer that way, do not swim or wash your things in the mountain lakes.
	www.alpinsport.si /eng/triglav.htm (1406 words)

	Zlatorog and his golden horns
		The oft-told tale of Zlatorog, the mythical chamois with the golden horns who lived on Mt Triglav and guarded its treasure, almost always involves some superhuman (or, in this case, super-antelopine) feat that drastically changed the face of the mountain.
		Zlatorog roamed the valley (at that time a beautiful garden) with the White Ladies, good fairies who kept the mountain pastures green and helped humans whenever they found them in need.
		Meanwhile, down in the Soca Valley near Trenta, a greedy plot was being hatched.
	home.hetnet.nl /~rjs25/hoofdmap/zlatorog.htm (475 words)

	LABORATORY FOR FRESHWATER AND TERRESTRIAL ECOSYSTEMS RESEARCH NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF BIOLOGY, LJUBLJANA; SLOVENIA ...
		The karstic geology of the Julian Alp Lake District makes these lakes quite unique among European mountain lakes and catchment hydrology (snow water equivalent, annual water budget) of two lakes is studied using tracer applications.
		GIS for the region of the Triglav National Park already exists and is upgraded with data emerged from the EMERGE project.
		EMERGE is complimentary with a national project focused on the Julian Alpine lakes: "Slovenian mountain lakes: Palaeoecology and ecology - eutrophication processes in mountain lakes".
	www.mountain-lakes.org /emerge/teams/21.php (542 words)

	Bohinj, Slovenia - Travel Photos by Galen R Frysinger, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
		The Komarca, along with the most beautiful high altitude valley of the Julian Alps, the Seven Triglav Lakes Valley.
		Once upon a time when God was dividing the world among people, and having divided almost all of it, he noticed a group of people standing by the side and not struggling to get to the front.
		The Bohinj Valley is a favorite starting point for hiking in the southern part of the Triglav range.
	www.galenfrysinger.com /slovenia_bohinj.htm (232 words)

	Bohinj Lake and Bohinj Valley - The Most Beautiful Valley on the Earth
		Valley with his beautiful lake is in the middle of Triglav National Park and Julian Alps.
		The first attraction of Bohinj is its lake, beautifully situated between the wooded slopes of Mernik, Prsivec and Vogar.
		The natives of Bohinj were the first to reach the summit of Triglav.
	www.impel-bohinj.si /bohinj_valley.htm (402 words)

	Intermediate & High Level Bohinj, Slovenia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Reaching the last lake at the top of the valley, they climbed to their next hut perched at the lower end of the Lepa Spicje ridge.
		Across the valley they could now see their last hut, the Lepa Spicje ridge, and the start of the Italian Dolomites wreathed in cloud beyond.
		We drank tea at a cafe overlooking the lake, lounged on the landing stage in front of it, and ate ice creams in the sun as we marvelled at the view.
	www.walkingwomen.com /5SeptSlovenia.htm (4237 words)

	Triglav (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Mount Triglav is the highest peak in Slovenia, in the former Yugoslavia and of the Julian Alps.
		Its name, "Three-headed", describes its shape as seen from the Bohinj valley.
		The Triglav area is also the origin of a old Slovenian legend of a chamois buck (steinbock, ibex, capricorn) named Zlatorog (»Goldhorn«), that is nowadays used as a brand mark of a Slovenian brewery.
	triglav.iqnaut.net (175 words)

	Sava: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The shorter, 31 km long Sava Bohinjka originates under the Komarča Ridge at the altitude of 805 m, from underground sources drained from the Triglav Lakes Valley.
		Until Lake Bohinj, the river is known as Savica ("little Sava"), and features a 60 m high waterfall ("Slap Savice") at its source.
		The Sava Valley is also a natural route for land traffic, which includes the railway and highway Belgrade-Zagreb and routes of oil and gas pipelines from Croatia to Serbia.
	2place.org /wiki/Sava (1455 words)

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