Idrijsko is a remote area, very hilly and forested.
We got together in Vrhnika, and then drove towards Idrija.
The first stop was Divje jezero (Wild lake), which is actually a sunken siphon shaft.
The depth of siphon is unknown - the divers have reached the depth of 160 meters.
Next, we stopped at Zgornja Idrijca, which is a popular swimming spot in the summer.
After Zgornja Idrijca, we had a look at "Idrijski lauf" - a narrow forest railroad, used by loggers to transport wood from the vast forests in the past.
Our next stop was a WW2 resistance print shop, hidden in a steep ravine, and never discovered by the Nazis.
Then we had a traditional lunch near Vojsko (not shown in the video), and went to see the Gačnik ravine.
Finally, we stopped by an old bridge held together purely by gravity - no mortar was used to bind the stones together.
A fun day out in beautiful weather.
