It is a deep bed that the Radovna River cuts for its waters. Under the narrow secured paths and wooden crossing bridges. It turns the gorge into silvery pools and loud waterfalls. Spray fills the air. If you look into the depths, traveller, you might get dizzy. From all the beauty around you ...
Steadily walks the farmer behind his merchandise. Now he prompts the lagging heifer, now he looks for the calf stubbornly heading away from the path, now he fixes the hat that almost obscures his view. Another half hour, he thinks, and we’re good for the next four months ... There was barely enough feed this winter ...
Is the bridge stable? Like stone and bone. Can our army pass through? Yes, but the last soldier must stay with us! (Nursery rhyme)
High above the sea, deep within Mežakla Mountain, there is a cave where ice can be found almost year around. Cave explorers are welcome ...
Over the hanging bridge across the Sava River used to walk the naked feet of boys from Javornik on adventures to Poljane. Tired, they climbed high up the mountain. And then – they saw a girl in the middle of a beechwood. One single stone heart ...
The mountain trembled, there was thunder between the rivers, across the field. People listened. Then it fell. And so we have it. A miracle from a different world. Here, on Mežakla.
The Planina Obranca lies in the south-east part of Mežakla at 1,035 m above sea level. 10 to 15 heads of cattle still graze there. In addition to Obranca, there are a few other mountain pastures at Mežakla, which are mostly privately owned by farmers from Gorje area. On the Karst surface of Mežakla there are almost no surface waterways, which is why cattle are fed with rainwater.
The Viewpoint Špica on Mežakla offers a beautiful view of the town of Jesenice and the peaks in the Karavanke range.