The Bohor Range is the site of nature’s breath-taking masterpiece.
Bohor is the name of a range of hills to the north of Krško that extends in a 20-km long east-west arc. The highest-lying settlement on Bohor is Stranje at 820 m above sea level, and its highest hill is the Veliki Javornik peaking at 1024 m. The mighty and proud woods have since times immemorial provided shelter and home to humans and many plant and animal species.
Rising above the village of Senovo is a wonderful masterpiece created by Mother Nature where lovers of the great outdoors can admire four magnificent waterfalls (slapovi in Slovene) – Bojanca, Pekel, Ubijavnik and Bojavnik. The effervescent waters come plummeting from heights of over 15 metres. The waterfalls remain relatively unknown, so there is not much disrupting the peace and quiet of the area. And given that they are hidden deep in the narrow ravines of their streams, they are off the tourist trail and do not see crowds of visitors. That said, they are perfectly accessible to anyone in reasonably good physical shape and with some experience. The Four Waterfalls Trail is a great idea for a full-day trip into the wonderful world of waterfalls. For security reasons, it is advisable to be accompanied by an experienced guide who knows the way. What is also very important is to choose the right day when the weather is not too wet because an abundance of water can make access rather difficult.
