Destinations
Explore cycling destinations across Slovenia.
Photo: Wikipedia, Canadianhockey91Bled
Lake Bled is Slovenia's most iconic cycling destination. Ride around the lake or tackle the nearby alpine climbs.
Photo: Wikipedia, benj500Kranjska Gora
Kranjska Gora is the gateway to Vršič Pass, one of the most iconic road cycling climbs in the Alps.
Photo: Wikipedia, David Štulc ZornikSoča 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.
Photo: foto-bohinj.com, Mitja SodjaBohinj
Bohinj is the quieter, wilder alternative to Bled. A larger lake, quieter roads, and rewarding alpine climbs make it a paradise for cyclists.
Photo: Wikipedia, Andraž Muljavec, FotomorganaKranj
Kranj sits between Ljubljana and the Julian Alps. In 2025, it became the first city in the world to receive the Tour de France Ville à Vélo label without ever hosting a Tour de France stage.
Photo: Wikipedia, Andrej JakobčičRogla-Pohorje
Rogla–Pohorje offers cycling through dense forests, open meadows, and rolling vineyard hills in the heart of eastern Slovenia.
Photo: Wikipedia, Jernej FurmanUpper Savinja Valley
The Upper Savinja Valley is one of Slovenia's best-kept cycling secrets. Alpine scenery, quiet roads, and rewarding climbs await around every corner.
Photo: Wikipedia, traveldudesLjubljana
Ljubljana is the gateway to cycling in Slovenia. Bike-friendly, compact, and surrounded by outstanding road rides in every direction.
Photo: Wikipedia, Bernd ThallerŠkofja Loka
Škofja Loka is a charming medieval town surrounded by rolling hills and one of Slovenia's most extensive cycling networks.
Photo: Wikipedia, Mihael GrmekKočevje Region
Kočevje is a land of endless forests and quiet roads. One of the most unspoiled cycling destinations in Slovenia.
Photo: Wikipedia, AndrejjNovo Mesto
Novo Mesto is emerging as one of Slovenia's leading cycling destinations. It is where Primož Roglič began his competitive career, and the surrounding roads reflect a rich cycling tradition.
Photo: Wikipedia, WebkosiKamnik
Kamnik is the gateway to the Kamnik–Savinja Alps and the starting point for one of Slovenia's classic road cycling routes.
Photo: Wikipedia, Pv21Brda
Brda is a landscape of vineyards, quiet roads, and Mediterranean charm. Slovenia's answer to Tuscany is best explored by bike.
Photo: Wikipedia, Mihael SimoničVipava Valley
The Vipava Valley combines vineyards, historic villages, and some of the finest road cycling terrain in western Slovenia.
Photo: Wikipedia, moonbeePortorož-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.
Photo: slovenia.infoKoper
Koper is the gateway to cycling in Slovenian Istria. The Adriatic coast, hilltop villages, and the Karst are all within easy reach.
Photo: Wikipedia, Jernej FurmanMaribor
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.
Photo: Wikipedia, Krzysztof GolikPtuj
Ptuj is Slovenia's oldest city and the gateway to some of the country's finest wine-country cycling.
Photo: Wikipedia, SmihaelCelje
Celje is a historic city in the heart of the Savinja Valley, surrounded by cycling routes that lead into the hills in every direction.
Photo: visitdolenjska.euDolenjska
Dolenjska is a land of quiet roads, river valleys, and vineyard-covered hills in southeastern Slovenia. Finish the ride with a visit to one of its famous thermal spas.