Tolminski Migovec

Description of mountain:
Tolminski Migovec is a 1881 m high mountain. Its western slope above the Tolminka valley is the steepest and most scenic. The southern slope is initially grassy—where Planina Kal is located—then covered in dwarf pines and rocky towards the summit. From the east, and even more from the north, its rugged summit slopes are exposed, stretching from the peak towards Tolminski Kuk or dropping into hollows below Škrbina. The summit is rounded; the view extends to Tolmin in the south, to the Krn mountain range in the west, Tolminski Kuk (2086 m) in the north, and Vogel (1923 m), Rušnati vrh (1915 m), and Vrh nad Škrbino (2054 m) in the east.
Below Tolminski Migovec lies the longest cave system in Slovenia, Votla gora, which with over 25 km of explored passages has taken primacy from Postojna Cave with "only" 20 km of connected caves. There are still many abysses on Migovec that may be new entrances to the cave, so caution on pathless terrain is more than advisable.

Surroundings within radius of 0.5 1 1.5 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 15 20 30 km:

Grušnica (1570m), Javor (above Tolminske Ravne) (1363m), Meja (1996m), Planina na Kalu (1490m), Podrta gora (2061m), Tolminski Kuk (2085m), Vrh nad Škrbino (2054m), Zeleni vrh (2052m)

Webcams in radius of 2 3 5 7 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 50 60 km:

Bohinj, Črna prst, Dom na Komni, Italijanska kostnica nad Kobaridom, Javoršček, Kobarid, Koča na planini Kuhinja, Koča na planini Razor, Koča na Uskovnici, Kuk (Kolovrat), Lake Bohinj (boathouse), Lake Bohinj (na Veglju), Livške Ravne, Most na Soči, Orožnova koča na planini za Liscem, Tolmin, Tolminski Lom, Vogar, Vogel, Volče, Zasavska koča na Prehodavcih