Lots of nice things have already been written about Glinščica. It really offers a lot, now it's already real spring. Unfortunately there's little water, so the river looks like a trout spawn, the waterfall is just a slightly bigger trickle. But that's why you could probably walk where you usually can't, along the bed. Today I was there maybe the fifth time, and each time a bit differently. Today's starting point was Boljunec, the official parking is the F. Prešeren Cultural Center, which you can easily find. Boljunec is a small place with a small core. We continue on foot along a narrow road towards the Mountain Hut, which lies at the lowest karst height in the Alps, I think.
Today there was a bit of exploring. Instead of the right marked path, a bit behind the hut we crossed the river and headed along the left unmarked path (actually the right bank of the river, geographically speaking). The path is nicely traceable, always along the bed, when the gorge doesn't allow, it rises above it, then descends again. Access is possible almost to the waterfall, but not further. You have to go back a bit, cross the water again and then steeply climb to the marked path above us. The path is nicely traceable but quite exposed in places. As said, before the waterfall we climb to the marked path, then descend from it again to the bed and right above the waterfall. If you look around a bit, you'll easily spot all these little paths. We continue along the river to the village of Botač, where there's no trace of any inn. Past the former guard post, we climb on the right side along a wide path to the village of Beka, from there we turn back towards the starting point a bit with the help of our nose along the top of the ridge. With a bit of luck we find the marked path which actually leads from the Comici monument and take a break at the viewpoint over the Trieste gulf. Then the path literally throws us back into the valley, we exit right above the mountain hut. They were also working big time in Glinščica today, cleaning paths and trees, it was civil defense doing it, at least judging by the cars.
Nice day, signs of spring already peeking happily on the mountain, in short, if you haven't been yet, this valley offers plenty of opportunities for pleasant wandering or via ferrata.