Bovec: RT-902, Strmec - Mangart, Mangart

3 46.43°, 13.61°
About location

Mangart Saddle Road sits on the forested slopes below Mount Mangart in northwestern Slovenia, where the Julian Alps rise above the Soča Valley. From the Bovec area, this narrow mountain road climbs toward Mangart Saddle at 2,055 metres, the highest road point in Slovenia. Built in 1938 by the Italian Army, it is an ambitious work of Alpine engineering, with sharp bends, tunnels and sections cut into steep limestone terrain. Mount Mangart, at 2,679 metres, is one of the Julian Alps’ prominent peaks, while the Soča Valley below is central to outdoor travel in the Upper Soča region. The road is valued as much for its dramatic construction as for the access it gives to high Alpine terrain.

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