Around the peaks of the Kamnik and Savinj Alps
The circular route around the Kamnik and Savinj Alps will delight every cyclist. Well-prepared cyclists will cover the 130-kilometer route even in one day. However, the route can also be divided into several days so that cyclists can take their time and enjoy the beautiful mountain scenery. On the route you will conquer about 2000 meters of altitude and enjoy the many natural wonders and breathtaking views that the Kamnik-Savinja Alps offer.

Length: 200 km
Estimated riding time: 17 hours
Difficulty: moderate (suitable for trekking or MTB bikes)

Pohorje Bike Transversal
Discover the beauties of the Pohorje Mountains on two wheels! Enjoy a pleasant ride among the centuries-old treetops from Maribor to Slovenj Gradec. The pleasant temperatures and fresh mountain air add the icing on the cake to discovering numerous sights. Dive into the depths of untamed nature and discover the world of high moors and plateaus, rivers with waterfalls and other natural treasures hidden in the Pohorje Mountains.

Length: 75 km
Estimated driving time: 1 to 2 days
Difficulty: very difficult

Slovenian Touring Cycle Route
On this circular cycling route you will go all around Slovenia. It is very varied and would make many a mountaineer proud. On a total of 1800 km you will overcome no less than 50,000 m of altitude difference! The highest point of the route is the Poštarski dom mountain hut on Vršič, 1,688 m above sea level, while the lowest points are the coastal town of Piran and the salt pans of Sečovlje, 1 m above sea level. It is a technically easy trail lined with 109 checkpoints. Along its way are more than 50 mountain huts and specialized cycling accommodations where you can rest and recharge your batteries.

Length: 1,800 km
Estimated riding time: 35 days
Average stage length: 44 km
Difficulty level: difficult (for mountain bikers)

Juliana Bike
The touring bike route Juliana Bike goes around and through the Julian Mountains and is part of the Slovenian touring bike route. The route runs along country roads, bike paths, forest trails and paths that pass through sensitive natural habitats. This requires from the cyclists great respect for the inhabitants and landowners, as well as for the environment in which they are traveling, as the route also passes through the Nature 2000, UNESCO and Triglav National Parks, among others.

Length: 290 km
Estimated riding time: 5 to 7 days
Total number of stages: 7 (+3 access routes)
Difficulty: moderate

Trans Karavanke
The Karavanke mountains are the longest mountain range in Slovenia. On the bike path across the 120 kilometer long massif you will enjoy fantastic views, tranquility and unspoiled nature. The mountain, forest and road paths are made for mountain bikers and you can also cycle around the Karavanke mountains on a trekking bike. Set out for a unique cycling experience between Dravograd and the border of three countries above Rateče.

Length: 132 km
Estimated riding time: 3 to 4 days
Average stage length: 25-40 km
Difficulty level: difficult (for mountain bikers)

By bike to the Mangart saddle
The royal tour around the Julian Alps starts in Kranjska Gora (750 m) and leads over the Vršič pass (1,600 m) through the Trenta valley, past Bovec, the Kluže tower, Log pod Mangartom and Strmec to the Mangart saddle. After that, the route goes over the Predel pass through Italy, past Tarvisio, on a well-kept cycling path back to the starting point in Kranjska Gora. The entire route is about 350 km long and is known for two climbs: Vršič and Predel with the optional additional loop up the Mangart saddle.

Cycling tour over the Vršič pass from Kranjska Gora to Bovec.
The tour starts in the summer and winter resort of Kranjska Gora (720 m). First, it goes along an asphalt road past Lake Jasna and the cultural-historical memorial Russian Chapel through 25 hairpin bends into the heart of the Julian Alps and the Triglav National Park - to the Vršič Pass (1,611 m), where the mountain hut Poštarski dom opens its doors in summer. On one side of the pass rises Mojstrovka, on the other side Prisojnik. Both peaks surpass the 2,000-meter altitude mark.

On the other side of the pass, the road drops steeply toward the Trenta Valley. After 25 sharp bends and an even steeper gradient than on the ascent, the route passes the Soča spring and the information center of the Triglav National Park. Along the Soča River, the route continues through the Trenta Valley, past the narrow Velika and Mala korita gorges carved out by the Soča River to Bovec. The total length of the cycling route is 70 km - including about 900 m of ascent and 1,300 m of descent.