Mountain Prisank (also known as Prisojnik) is a prominent peak that towers in the Julian Alps within Triglav National Park, Slovenia. Standing at 2.547 meters, it’s recognized for its distinctive appearance and is one of the most noticeable mountains in the area from the Kranjska Gora Valley. Prisank is famed for its natural window, the Prisank Window, a large hole in the mountain’s side, and stone face in the mountain called Ajdovska deklica which has become a symbol of the mountain and a popular objective for hikers and climbers.

Vratca, standing at 1.807 meters, is part of Slovenia’s dynamic and picturesque landscape of the Julian Alps. Not as widely recognized by the name “Vratca” in this context, it could refer to specific peaks or areas within the Alpine range that hikers and mountaineers often seek out for their natural beauty and the challenges they present. These areas are celebrated for offering access to untouched natural environments, panoramic views of the valleys below, and the serene beauty of the Alpine landscape.