Mali Homec

The Mali Homec is part of a historic connecting road that once connected Kobarid in the southern Soča Valley and Bovec in the northern part. Little of this road remains today, as nature has reclaimed the northern ramp and it is therefore no longer passable. 

The only possible access is now from Kobarid. From here the road leads over the Napoleon Bridge and immediately uphill. Initially the route consists of a mixture of old road surface and gravel. However, the condition of the road soon changes. As the altitude increases, the old surface gives way to coarse gravel. Caution is required on the upper section of the route, as larger stones can occasionally be found on the path. There are also some deep water ruts that are not always visible in time, so special caution is required here too. The Mali Homec pass stretches across a plateau in a scenic setting between the peaks of Krasji vrh (1773 m) and the northwestern foothills of Krn (2244 m).