Discover the banks of Slovenia's longest river by walking this path at the confluence of the Sava Dolinka and Sava Bohinjka rivers. Walking along tracks and old fishing paths you will discover the banks of the Sava river, its fish and the area's geological and geographical characteristics. The Sava River Trail runs from the Fux footbridge (Fuxova brv) to the Šobec wetlands. It can also be combined with other local walking paths to make a circular route.
The theme trail can also be combined with a walk on the Lipnica Castle Natural Science Trail and can be made into a circular route by following one of the existing local walking trails.
Start and end point: The Fux footbridge (Fuxova brv) or the Šobec campsite
Difficulty level: easy walking trail
Signs: signposts and information boards
Custodian of the path: The Radovljica Fishing Club
Before you set off on your way, pick up a copy of the map of themed hiking trails in Radovljica and the surroundings, available at the Radovljica and Begunje Tourist Information Centres.
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