This place is just really cool. We got here early in the day based on things we’ve read and even very late in the season we saw why at the end of our time here. Pro tip, we parked in the Vintgar Zgornje lot across the river from the entrance. It’s a little bit of a walk before and after but we parked for free early in the day (you likely will have to pay if you come later) and we avoided the mass congestion of cars at the main parking lot that is also significantly higher prices for parking. The path through the gorge is one way but you go at your own pace and have MANY places to stop for photos or just to admire. Can’t say enough about how beautiful this place is. At the end of the trail, there are three options to get you back to the main entry point. The one we took had us going through a small village and through the forest at the top of the gorge. If you plan to come? Bring and wear your hiking shoes and not shoes you are not afraid to possibly scuff or get dirty. Much of the path through the gorge is on wooden paths but they can also be very slippery. The routes back are decidedly less manicured and you are in for some hiking.

A beautiful gorge as you discover via a winding track hugging the side of steep rocky cliffs. It provides a great range of photos and is peaceful and refreshing to do the long walk - less people attempt this so crowds are down a bit. This is one of Slovenia's hidden gems.

Very nice to have a walk alongside this beautiful river. It is an easy walk with stunning river views with small rapids. Maybe this is very touristic in the high-season and that would make the walk crowded, but during our visit this was oke.

Visited early May, parked motorhome at P3 Park and Ride car park. €5 cash including shuttle bus to ticket office. €10 tickets, helpful English speaker there. As it was Sunday we expected it to be very busy, but not many people at all. As it's a deep gorge, overhead midday sun gives the best lighting. Lovely walk along the boardwalk. Plenty of water in the river. Lots of photo stops. At the snack kiosk, hand over your helmet and choose the shorter blue trail to the left or the longer green trail to the right. But first, go down the steps past the loos to the viewpoint of the waterfall. We took the green route up through the forest. When you reach a small church St Catherines, turn right over the carpark and through a gate. The views are amazing. Benches along the way to rest and absorb the scenery. The path leads back to the ticket office and shuttle bus. We did it all in 3 hours and really enjoyed it.

It is beautiful. We visited when uncrowded in the first week of May. The color of the water makes it unique, even if you've seen many similar gorges . I dont think i would want to do it in peak season when packed with people as you can experience the river and its color in other less crowded spots. But, then again, to visit Bled and NOT do it wouldn't make sense.

This gorge is one of the most beautiful ones I have seen. It’s definitely worth to visit, the entrance fee is not much (can’t remember the exact amount). There is a well-built path, and it’s a nice walk. You can go in your own pace. There is a small waterfall at the end where you can opt for 2 different routes to go back to the parking area.

Excellent experience helped by beautiful weather! Stunning views of the gorge Helmets are provided Good shoes recommended but it is not a strenuous walk along the gorge BUT the walk back was long and hard and one we had not prepared for. If you have difficulties on your feet then the gorge itself will be fine but consider the shuttle bus back. Would recommend going for sure.

Absolutely beautiful but be careful which trail you pick when you leave. The walk around the base of the gorge is interesting, diverse & has cooler temperatures. I highly recommend coming here. The walk out of the gorge was quite strenuous for me. We picked the shorter one thru the forest. The vertical climb in some places was pretty intense. But after that there is a Pit Stop with food & drink to rest a little bit after the climb. I recommend the Pit Stop too. Really good pizza & cold ice cream!!

Get away from Lake Bled and see something very natural and uplifting. Its an easy walk from Bled for people with average fitness, and you begin to see the real Slovenia en route. Book tickets in advance if you can and prepare for a question in really busy times.

We went in a rainy day but still enjoyed it. Beautiful walk through the gorge. It’s quite long. Better than other gorges we’ve seen in Europe. Only thing to be aware of, is that getting back to the parking lot at the entrance is a nightmare. We don’t speak Slovenian, so we couldn’t read the signs. Some vendor of a shuttle company told us it was 7 euros a person to drive us back to the entrance, which we thought was a rip-off considering we’d already paid for the entrance tickets. So we chose to walk back and it took about an hour. It was pretty through a forest, but still. I was so done by that point.