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| Gurankar26. 03. 2019 13:47:03 |
Hello, is the road accessible up to the parking lot?
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| sens2. 04. 2019 22:11:43 |
I'm also interested  Given this year's poor snow the road should be close to passable..
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| redbull2. 04. 2019 22:20:58 |
The road is passable to the end, if you don't want to go on ice, park 1.5 km before, that is, at the starting point for the trail to Cmirom.
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| silvo195220. 07. 2019 09:55:29 |
What's the current traffic regime on weekends and weekdays for driving a car into the Vrata valley?
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| capraibex20. 07. 2019 13:33:13 |
Do they restrict traffic and shuttle with vans? First rule if going by car in season: be very early, at 6am parking full.
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| karibu20. 07. 2019 20:19:16 |
Today no sign they were restricting traffic. When parking full they opened the ramp. In front of Aljažev dom full of cars 
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| redbull20. 07. 2019 20:25:34 |
Regarding parking fee interesting. Even if you arrive at midnight when the guy's not there you'll pay when going home unless you leave midnight again.
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| capra.ibex25. 07. 2019 11:01:39 |
How about parking in Poldov rov? OK to park on that widened part by the road or get a fine?
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| edelweiss9625. 07. 2019 22:34:00 |
Anywhere in TNP, if you park where it is not marked with a P sign and a ranger catches you, you pay a fine.
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| jax25. 07. 2019 22:41:23 |
Where exactly does it say that? I've never come across certain CPP articles not applying in TNP.
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| darinka425. 07. 2019 22:44:49 |
Not long ago someone wrote that they got a fine for parking there.
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| redbull25. 07. 2019 22:51:46 |
Maybe first you get a warning, and that if you're lucky.
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| NYG26. 07. 2019 00:09:07 |
We have the TNP Act, which states that parking is prohibited in natural environment.
Designated parking lots are made by humans, so they do not fall under natural environment.
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| dprapr26. 07. 2019 08:29:10 |
So, when they open the barrier, one parks in the natural environment around Aljažev dom. Then suddenly it's not prohibited parking? Does someone take responsibility for that?
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| čebejla26. 07. 2019 09:23:08 |
Adi Smolar says it like this: Everything for good business, everything for big money. You hit the center as you said, then suddenly it's no longer prohibited. And asphalt laid, stingy Gorenjci.
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| @rekar26. 07. 2019 09:41:50 |
@čebejla, don't be rude and don't begrudge the Gorenjci, TNP has its seat in Ljubljana, whatever is arranged there with asphalt and parking maintenance, otherwise you know what we think of people like you????? LP
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| anitagoitan26. 07. 2019 10:12:57 |
Leave car at end of Mojstrana at designated P for Vrtaško sleme and go to Vrata by bike.
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| GregorC26. 07. 2019 11:33:55 |
The road to Vrata is a state road, so regarding the asphalt go nicely to Ljubljana to the roads directorate. Also TNP is a state institution, despite seat in Bled, which is a shame that the seat is not in TNP.
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| jax26. 07. 2019 14:08:34 |
NYG
26.7.2019 We have the TNP Act, which states that parking is prohibited in the natural environment.
Designated parking lots were made by humans, so they do not fall under the natural environment.
The road also does not fall under the natural environment, the area a few meters along the edges of the roadway still belongs to it. To summarize: the driver doesn't need to worry at all about the question of what the legal regulation of the area through which the road passes is. All he needs to know is: parking along the edges of the roadway is allowed as long as: a) it does not obstruct traffic, and b) it is not prohibited by a traffic sign. In short, parking there must be allowed, unless there is some traffic sign on the road to Vrata prohibiting it (I don't remember, e.g. in Bohinj there are such signs). This is the Road Traffic Rules, which the national park regulation cannot suspend in any way.
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| VanSims26. 07. 2019 14:22:24 |
@jax:
What is natural environment and what isn't, is a question. A bivouac is built in natural environment and someone who slept in it, did they sleep in natural environment or not?
Also what the legal regulation of the area is, somehow it's known it's a national park, abroad they have even stricter rules in some places, very limited car access, ban on dogs (with us only on a leash)...
If we disregard that, in some rule of law your argumentation might work at the misdemeanor court if you appealed, in our crooked judiciary that always protects the stronger one, questionable.
Further question is, how is this fine written in the TNP Act. Especially if it says something like: regardless of this and that article, this and that paragraph of the Road Traffic Act, parking along the road in the TNP area is prohibited...
Of course in a rule of law one is at least informed with instructions on panels at the park entrance. Have the Bohinj people done that now? Well then they made one step from the Balkans towards Europe, because as far as I know they didn't have it before.
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