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Ascent to Mangart
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Mangart (2677 m) is a border mountain between Slovenia and Italy. You can climb it by a simpler normal footpath, which leads for the most part on the Italian side, or by the ferrata „Slovenska pot“ (difficulty C), which, on the contrary, leads on the Slovenian side. It is ideal to combine the way – Slovenia up and Italy down.

Access to the mountain

The easiest access by car is from the Slovenian side to one of the upper parking lots at an altitude of about 1900 m. You can drive higher, but the road is at your own risk, because stones fall on it. A warm-up walk will definitely not hurt.

Access to the mountain
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Rock falls

Old rock ramps restricting movement in the highest parts of the road

Rock falls
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Gradual ascent along the road

The ascent is gradual, the panoramas to the north and northwest are breathtaking.

Gradual ascent along the road
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Little Mangart (2263 m)

On the Slovenian side we are in the National Park.

Little Mangart (2263 m)
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Little Mangart (2263 m)

Little Mangart is just bypassed (on the left Mangartské sedlo 2166 m), to the right of the top is the end of a demanding ferrata road from the Italian side.

Little Mangart (2263 m)
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Via ferrata italiana
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Via ferrata italiana

Challenging ferrata leading from the Italian side almost along a vertical wall to the saddle.

Climb to the top

Roads converge here – right on the ferrata, left on the walkway.

Climb to the top
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On the ferrata

Some sections are completed in a forward bend.

On the ferrata
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Prospects

Views from the Na Drni plateau (2527 m)

Prospects
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Mangartu Peak (2677 m)

After another ferrata section, it ascends to the top, where tourists from both sides meet. When it's nice, there can be quite an overpressure, even though there weren't many of you on the ferrata.

Mangartu Peak (2677 m)
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Descent on the Italian side

Subsequent descent on the Italian side along a gravel road. Wonderful views, partly on the opposite side than before, be another reward.

Descent on the Italian side
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Cloudy

Clouds may come from the valley as a dike. Here is the border ridge with the top of Malý Mangart, on the right is the Italian side with a demanding ferrata and incoming clouds, on the left the Slovenian side.

Cloudy
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Mangart (2677 m)
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Mangart (2677 m)

Mountain with its rubble.

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Tony Výborný
09.04.2021 17:35
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Na Triglav nezbyl čas, proto jsme z úsporných důvodů vybrali Triglav.

Pavel Čáp
10.09.2020 17:38
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