Cycling in Slovenia
6 spots written up in Slovenia, across every type of ride.
SloveniaGravel riding in the Soča Valley, turquoise water and history
Gravel riding in the Soča Valley from Bovec: forest tracks along the turquoise river, and the history of the Isonzo Front.
SloveniaKrvavec: the toughest climb in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps
Climbing Krvavec from Cerklje na Gorenjskem: 9.7 km, 960 m of elevation gain, 9.9% average — one of Slovenia's most feared climbs.
Mangart: Slovenia's highest paved road
Climbing the Mangart road from Bovec: 16.5 km, 1,407 m of elevation gain, ramps up to 22% — Slovenia's highest paved road at 2,055 m.
Mountain biking at Pohorje, Maribor's forested massif
MTB guide to Pohorje near Maribor: a gondola-served bike park with forest singletrack, practical tips for a ride in Slovenia.
The Lake Bled loop by bike with kids
A family bike loop around Lake Bled, in Slovenia: flat path, the iconic island and castle, distance and practical tips.
SloveniaThe Vršič Pass, the giant of the Julian Alps
Climbing the Vršič Pass from Kranjska Gora: profile, 24 numbered hairpins, a Russian chapel, difficulty and tips for this legendary Slovenian pass.