Bovec: Log pod Mangartom

1 46.41°, 13.60°
About location

Few places in the Upper Soča Valley have a history as closely tied to the hazards of steep Alpine terrain as Log pod Mangartom. This small settlement lies in the forested Koritnica Valley, below the limestone ridges of the Julian Alps and close to Slovenia’s border with Italy. Mangart, rising to 2,679 metres, is among the country’s highest mountains and gives the village its name. In 2000, the Stože landslide triggered a destructive debris flow that struck Log pod Mangartom, an event that remains central to its recent story. The valley belongs to the Municipality of Bovec and combines wooded ground, mountain roads and sheer rock walls on the Slovenian side of the former Austro-Italian frontier.

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