Trebež (Jesenice) - Javornik waterfalls (by road)

Access to starting point:
From highway Ljubljana - Jesenice we go to the exit Lipce, where we drive right towards Jesenice. At the first traffic light crossroad (settlement Slovenski Javornik) we drive right (direction Ljubljana) towards Koroška Bela. At the next crossroad with traffic lights we turn left, and soon once again left towards Javorniški Rovt. After a little less than kilometer of driving, we get to the settlement Trebež (unmarked), which we recognize by sharp left turn in which there is a bridge over the stream Javornik. We park on an appropriate place nearby (possible also in the same settlement about 100 meters on the main road ahead).

Path description:
From the bridge at the turn, we go on a side road which leads towards Javorniški rovt, and we walk there for some time; at first past houses and business building, and then past the dam and few more houses. When we come past the left turn, where there is the end of the settlement (a sign), on the right side we notice a smaller power plant. Here the road starts ascending. When we come past a little bigger left turn, on the right we notice a wooden cottage, where we turn off from the road right, on a poorly beaten path which leads on a grassy surface. When we cross a small bridge near the road, we turn right and we look upwards, on a grassy slope on which by the pipeline uphill leads a shortcut into Javorniški Rovt. Here, we immediately go even more to the right, at first along a small stream, on partly overgrown terrain towards the riverbed of the stream Javornik, from where especially after the rain we can hear roaring waterfalls. After a gentle descent, we come near the riverbed, where at an appropriate place we go carefully closer to the bottom waterfall, or to the point where we can observe two waterfalls: bottom and middle waterfall. Because of a moisture of the gully, there is a danger of slipping into a riverbed of the stream! When we've enjoyed the view, we return on a plain, and a little higher by the riverbed we look also for a point, where we get closer to the middle waterfall. After this we return on a grassy slope, where runs a shortcut, and we ascend only few meters uphill. At the end of a wooden retaining wall, which is preventing erosion, we run into a barely noticeable footpath, on which we eventually get also near the upper, according to some most beautiful, fan waterfall.