Radovna valley is a gate to Triglav National Park. On biking trip Triglav, you will ride across meadows and forests to see a relic of an old Radovna village. On the way back you can even stop and refresh in the chalk lake.
✔️ Experience an unspoiled nature of the alpine countryside on an MTB trail along the Radovna River with stunning views of the Julian Alps
✔️ Set out on a diverse terrain across Radovna Valley, squeezed between the Pokljuka and Mežakla plateaus
✔️ Discover the cultural and historical heritage of the alpine valley, surrounded by mixed forests and meadows
✔️ Stop by at nearly 800-year-old Gogal linden tree and the old Psnak sawmill and water mill
✔️ Create impressive pictures of the valley, which is a paradise for photographers in all seasons
✔️ Fresh up in the aquamarine Lake Kreda and have a snack at a homestead and village inn
The Triglav National Park mountain biking trip runs on the most impressive MTB trail in the park. The route provides information boards, which you will discover with the help of a guide and learn about the cultural heritage and natural sights while making shortstops. You will cycle on an asphalt path, but when you would like to see one of the sights you will make a turn off the track. You will be surrounded by meadows and forests as you cycle along the Radovna River. The terrain is quite diverse, with steady and gradual ascents and descents. Uphill slopes are predominant in the first part of the tour, while you will cycle mostly downhill when returning to Bled.
The meeting point is at our Bled office, where the guide will prepare the bikes and all the equipment. You will then cycle along Lake Bled and turn towards the villages of Spodnje and Zgornje Gorje below Bled Castle. You will ascend to Krnica hamlet, where the path steeply descends and leads on the bridge over the Radovna River. Here you will enter the Triglav National Park area. Cycling across the Radovna Valley will lead you to a famous monument from World War II, the 800-year-old Gogal linden tree and the old Psnak water mill.
You will also make a stop at Lake Kreda, which is known as a summer bathing site and a natural ice rink in the winter. When you reach Zgornja Radovna village, you can take a rest in a village inn and try their traditional meals. Here the first part of the Triglav National Park mountain biking trip ends. At the Zgornja Radovna village, the valley divides into three valleys below Mt. Triglav, such as Krma, Kot, and Vrata Valley. These valleys are also starting points for hiking tours in the Julian Alps. On the way back, you will cycle on MTB trails across the valley, so you will enjoy the magnificent views of the mountains.
The MTB trip is available any day of the week. The tour begins at 8:00 am when the morning sun starts to rise above Radovna Valley. The best season for going on a tour is in spring, summer, and autumn. Each season fascinates with unique colors in the unspoiled alpine nature.
Triglav National Park mountain biking trip offers a unique experience as it combines activity in unspoiled nature with exploring the cultural heritage of the valley below the Julian Alps. You will make around 38 kilometers, starting and returning in Bled. The tour price includes a mountain bike, while we also offer an electric bike for an additional charge. As you will cycle on an intermediate-difficulty MTB trail, the e-bike will help you to overcome the slopes and distances that you would otherwise find difficult if you aren’t in good shape.
What is included in the price?
The price includes a mountain bike, helmet, and a guide, who will lead you to the sights in the valley.
Do I get a map or a guide?
You will go on a tour with a guide that will take care of your safety and provide you with fascinating information about the natural and cultural sights, which you will see along the route.
Is Triglav National Park mountain biking trip dangerous?
Triglav National Park mountain biking trip is safe when following the guide’s instructions for cycling on an MTB trail.
How demanding is this tour?
The route is considered between easy and intermediate difficulty level with ascents and descents on the asphalt path. The tour is suitable for everyone who is in relatively good shape, as you will be cycling for 3 hours and making 38 kilometers.
Can I do this tour on my own?
If you would like to go on the most popular MTB route around Bled without a guide, you can come to our Bled office, where you can rent the necessary equipment (mountain bike and helmet). We will also provide you with the route information and give you a map.
From: 110,00€
