Collection of parking fees
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| ben21. 07. 2014 09:09:21 |
You can drive to both pastures, for Planina pri Jezeru better from Blato...closer 
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| panda21. 07. 2014 09:23:36 |
thanks.
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| ljubitelj gora21. 07. 2014 09:55:29 |
@velkavrh I doubt that, is that again some of their ways, because when you arrive at Vrata you pay 1x or before 4.00 a.m. 0 euros.
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| jax21. 07. 2014 14:00:16 |
@VanSims
Austrians (and generally abroad) charge for parking only when there's really something up there to see, either a developed parking lot with some catering or accommodation facilities, some real attraction, a starting point for many hikes and peaks,... And even then, of course, they'd rather not.
This weekend I was at the Falcipieri via ferrata in the Pasubio massif above Vicenza in Italy. So: the road to the starting point (Bocchetta Campiglia) is asphalted, but already quite damaged and potholed. The parking lot is arranged, but at the top there's no catering facility, just a kiosk where products from the nearby alpine pasture are sold. There is a parking meter - 5 euros per day. But of course it's true - that parking lot is the starting point for hikes to one of the holiest places of Italian memory of the First World War and is therefore always quite crowded, regardless of road quality or catering offer.
And in practice, in my opinion, it's more about supply and demand. The parking space is limited, there are many visitors, so they eventually introduced parking fees. So, the fact that abroad parking fees are collected only on developed tourist roads with full infrastructure is not entirely true.
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| zippo21. 07. 2014 14:30:50 |
It hasn't happened to me either that they bothered me for a ticket on the way back from Blato, and I go up there several times a year.
So, @velkavrh - I'm really curious if you have firsthand information, or did someone tell you that?
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| John21. 07. 2014 15:18:35 |
Don't pay on the way back from Blato. These are again some hair-pulling tricks of the "road workers", if they really charged you.
I'm also surprised they charged you on the way back.
But these Bohinj people are unbelievable, when it comes to collecting all sorts of things they always refer to TNP, but when it comes to getting building permits or demolishing illegal buildings, they'd leave TNP. And understand that if you can... a bunch of rascals.
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| nipecar4. 08. 2014 16:47:54 |
How much do you pay (per day?) for parking at Koča pri Savici and how much at Dom v Lepeni?
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| mukica4. 08. 2014 18:13:07 |
At Savica 3e, you can leave the car for several days for that price....for Lepena I don't even know if they collect, a few years (2-3) ago they didn't.
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| Daaam4. 08. 2014 18:37:18 |
also 2 weeks ago in Lepena they didn't collect parking fees.. I think it's free there
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| nipecar4. 08. 2014 18:47:09 |
Super, thanks
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| serajko4. 08. 2014 21:19:23 |
18.7. At 8am there was no one collecting parking fees in Lepena.!!And also on return at 4pm no problems.
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| miri4. 08. 2014 22:01:28 |
What did you expect from the Primors? 
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| panda6. 08. 2014 15:05:39 |
No parking fee in Lepena - Dom Klementa Juga checked. You can also park on the meadow to the left in front of the hut - large parking lot.
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| ljubitelj gora3. 10. 2014 13:32:08 |
Are they still collecting parking fees in Vrata valley? What about Koča pri Savici, for pl.Blato I know they do it on nice weekends well into autumn. On Vršič now no collectors on the weekend.
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| Anina3. 10. 2014 16:42:32 |
Today they were collecting parking fees on Vršič.
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| Berzo4. 10. 2014 12:52:56 |
@ljubiteljgora
In Vrata valley they don't collect entrance fees, was there on Tuesday, left the next day without problem too.
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| dore4. 10. 2014 13:23:18 |
In Tamar they collect an ecological tax. It's collected by the Ski Association, I think it's just a ticket for viewing the construction site in Planica.
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| VanSims4. 10. 2014 18:36:36 |
Oh, how they rip you all off. Ecological tax? So can you drive in Tamar now?
As for Vrata, when they collect it in season: drive past, make sure the parking guy in his shack doesn't fall under your wheels, park at the lower lot and head off on the forest path to the hut and then onwards where you're going.
Most parking fees can be nicely avoided or there's some other free starting point.
Abroad they're more sophisticated: various automatic barriers that close behind you when you arrive at the parking and of course nothing says how much it costs,...
In especially underdeveloped parts of Europe like south Italy you'll find some beggar who pretends to collect parking fees like at the parking under the cable car at Etna (watch out if anyone goes there, he's very aggressive and plays the parking guy well).
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| Lisica24. 07. 2025 08:44:01 |
To revive this old topic a bit...
Yesterday morning they also put up a sign for paying parking fees in Kamniška Bistrica in front of the hut at the parking, one was short parking, don't remember how long, I think 3 eur, daily car 10 eur and motorhome 25 (?). Later they covered the sign with black vinyl, for now it's not active yet, but it will be in the future.
Get ready and use this starting point before they start ripping us off here too.
I agree with a small parking fee e.g. up to 5 eur per day, but 10 really doesn't seem fair to me.
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