
Kranjska Gora
Russian Chapel
A small timber chapel on the Vršič road, built by Russian prisoners for the comrades killed in a 1916 avalanche. In March 1916 an avalanche on the north side of Vršič killed a large number of Russian prisoners of war…
The valley of ski flying, home of the largest ski flying hill in the world, with a visitor centre and wind tunnel. Planica has been the site of ski flying records since the 1930s, and the Letalnica bratov Gorišek is…
Kranjska Gora· SloveniaAbout this landmark
The valley of ski flying, home of the largest ski flying hill in the world, with a visitor centre and wind tunnel.
Planica has been the site of ski flying records since the 1930s, and the Letalnica bratov Gorišek is the largest such hill in the world. Outside competition weeks the site is open as a visitor attraction: a chairlift or lift to the top of the hill for the view down the inrun, a museum of Slovenian ski jumping, a wind tunnel, and a zip line. The March ski flying weekend fills every bed in the valley, which is worth checking against your dates.
Photo: Eleassar · CC BY-SA 4.0
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