Cycling in the heart of Europe.

Everything you need to plan your perfect cycling trip in Slovenia.

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Central Slovenia

Varied terrain that opens up fast once you leave the city behind.

Alpine Slovenia

The hardest climbs, biggest views and rides you'll remember for years.

Mediterranean Slovenia

Coast roads, Karst and the scenic hills above the Adriatic.

Pannonian Slovenia

Vineyards, gentle hills and villages in eastern Slovenia.

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Parenzana Gravel Race

Parenzana Gravel Race is an international gravel and MTB event connecting Croatia and Slovenia along the route of the historic 120-year-old Parenzana narrow-gauge railway. Starting in Poreč (Croatia) and finishing at Kamp Lucija in Portorož, riders choose from three routes: 30 km from Grožnjan, 50 km from Livade, or the full 88 km adventure from Poreč. The course follows gravel and natural surface tracks through the scenic hills and vineyards of Istria, crossing the border into Slovenia for a flat finish along the coast.

Poreč - Portorož

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Gran Fondo Portorose

Gran Fondo Portorose is the opening road cycling event of the season on the Slovenian coast, starting and finishing at Kamp Lucija in Portorož. Riders choose from four routes — 42 km, 56 km, 85 km, and a demanding 135 km Pro route with 1,718 metres of elevation gain — all winding through Slovenian and Croatian Istria along the famous Parenzana route. Fully supported with police escort, refreshment stations, and a festive finish atmosphere.

Portorož

Bled

Lake Bled is Slovenia's most iconic cycling destination. Ride around the lake or tackle the nearby alpine climbs.

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Ljubljana

Ljubljana is the gateway to cycling in Slovenia. Bike-friendly, compact, and surrounded by outstanding road rides in every direction.

Soča Valley

The Soča Valley offers unforgettable road cycling alongside one of Europe's most beautiful rivers. Emerald waters, alpine peaks, and quiet roads await around every bend.

Kranjska Gora

Kranjska Gora is the gateway to Vršič Pass, one of the most iconic road cycling climbs in the Alps.

Photo: foto-bohinj.com, Mitja Sodja

Bohinj

Bohinj is the quieter, wilder alternative to Bled. A larger lake, quieter roads, and rewarding alpine climbs make it a paradise for cyclists.

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Portorož-Piran

Portorož and Piran offer road cycling by the Adriatic Sea. Slovenia's coastline may be short, but the riding here is unlike anywhere else in the country.

Brda

Brda is a landscape of vineyards, quiet roads, and Mediterranean charm. Slovenia's answer to Tuscany is best explored by bike.

Photo: Wikipedia, Krzysztof Golik

Ptuj

Ptuj is Slovenia's oldest city and the gateway to some of the country's finest wine-country cycling.

Photo: Wikipedia, Jernej Furman

Maribor

Maribor is Slovenia's second-largest city and one of the country's top cycling destinations. Pohorje rises above the city, while the Drava Cycling Trail passes through its heart.