Due to its naturally secure position, it was used as a settlement for many centuries. It was settled in different periods from the Copper Age until the Middle Ages. We continued on the path leading from Tonocov Grad to the Soca river. In the past, the path was already used by the native people and partly completed by the Italian soldiers during the First World War.
The historic path leads us through trenches, forts and buildings defending the pass, and beside the stunning aqua blue Soca river and the Socca valley. We continued across a suspension bridge and through a deep gorge with several crystal clear pools, where we spotted several kayaks manoeuvring through the rapids. Our final destination was an impressive waterfall which has carved an underground hall. It's bottom is covered by a vast blue and green pool, and it's walls are reminiscent of those in the Kast caves.