What we know about riding here.
Long-form guides for planning a trip, and Home Roads — the actual roads we ride, one at a time, with the GPX to go with them.
Start here if you're planning a trip.
Slovenia's Ultimate Loop: Vršič and Mangart in a Day
113 kilometres, 2,944 metres, two countries and the two highest roads in Slovenia. Over Vršič, down the Soča, up Mangart, out through Italy and home. There is no better day on a bike here, and no version of it that's easy.
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Five From the Door: Why Žirovnica Works as a Gravel Base
The Karavanke rise behind the house. The Julian Alps sit across the valley. Country roads disappear into both. Five days, five different rides, one front door.
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Why Slovenia's Country Roads Might Be Europe's Best Gravel Playground
Alpine forest in the morning, limestone and prosciutto by Thursday. What Slovenian gravel actually feels like — and why linking two valleys nobody thought to link is the best day you'll have here.
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Road or Gravel? In Slovenia You Don't Really Have to Choose
The question everyone asks before booking a week here. The honest answer is that the country roads and the back roads run into each other so often you'll ride both before lunch — and one bike covers almost all of it.
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