Description
Kranjska Gora is a premier touristic destination, famous as a popular ski center in winter and a challenge for mountaineers in summer. While the Julian Alps nearby host many famous falls, the opposite side — the Karavanke Alps — hides the highest waterfall in this range.
Jurezev slap (on the Smec brook) is a massive system consisting of seven smaller stages that form a single cascading waterfall with a total height of 100 meters. It is not a typical tourist attraction; the path is unmarked and difficult to access. However, the hike offers a unique and breathtaking view of the Julian Alps across the valley.
ADVISORY: The path is not marked and involves steep terrain. Alpine boots are highly recommended. It is not a standard family excursion route.
Technical Data
| Overall Height: | 100 meters |
| Total Drops: | 7 stages |
| Waterfall Type: | Cascades |
| Watercourse: | Smec (permanent flow) |
| Location: | Gozd Martuljek - Srednji vrh |
| GPS (WGS 84): | N:46°29'36" E:13°49'28" |
| Altitude (bottom): | ~ 557 m |