Unterschütt

The Gail River and the southern slopes of Dobratsch define the setting of Unterschütt — this small settlement stands on the extensive Schütt debris field between mountain and valley. Its unusual terrain dates to 1348, when the Friuli earthquake triggered a vast rockslide from Dobratsch and reshaped this part of Carinthia. Nearby Dobratsch Nature Park protects forests, alpine pastures and limestone terrain, while the Gail Valley leads towards Austria’s borders with Italy and Slovenia. Unterschütt offers a close sense of the dramatic geology that marks this three-country corner of southern Austria. Browse additional webcams from the Gail Valley and Carinthia to extend your view of this border region.

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