Bovec: R2-401, Žaga - Učja, Učja

2 46.30°, 13.45°
About location

Učja, near Bovec, is best known in Slovenia for the Učja River, a tributary of the Soča running through a steep, forested valley near the Italian border. This is the western edge of the Julian Alps, where the Soča Valley links small communities beneath limestone mountains. Bovec is Slovenia’s leading centre for rafting and kayaking on the Soča, while the surrounding valleys are also used by walkers and cyclists. The wider Soča Valley formed part of the Isonzo Front during the First World War, a legacy interpreted at sites throughout the region. Roads around Učja connect the Bovec basin with Žaga and the communities farther down the valley.

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