Vintgar Gorge reminds me of Watkins Glen in the Finger Lakes, which are also gorges carved by rivers and glaciers. Vintgar Gorge is actually the first gorge in Slovenia that became accessible to visitors, to the point that "vintgar" became a word in Slovenian to refer to any gorge, not just this particular one.
The gorge trail is almost 2 kilometers long, and one goes through wooden walkways and bridges along its sides to see the whole thing. There are plenty of stairs, but overall it is a very good hike.
My pictures above show more or less in chronological order how the gorge looks like as seen from the hike. It is pretty, definitely. We went in the middle of summer, so it was high season, but nevertheless it didn't feel crowded at all.
