The region along the Sava and Krka Rivers in southeastern Slovenia is often overlooked because of the preponderance of top sights packed into the country’s western half. Collect castles in Slovenia's medieval castle country
Along the way - whether on the main loop or a regional route - you’ll ride through or near the country’s most iconic climbs, views, and locales: Bled, Bohinj, Kranjska Gora, Ljubljana, and Maribor.
As well, there are four regional loops (each around 270 kilometers in length) for those who want to ride in more specific (or compact) areas and focus their cultural investigation. The loop, which circumnavigates the entire country, covers 1,500 kilometers over approximately 15 to 20 stages. The vast majority of the trail’s 16 stages are relatively flat (so no equipment is needed beyond a pack, solid boots, and a good attitude) and categorized as easy or moderate - with the highest elevation reaching around 4,350 feet. Have your cameras ready for incredible photographs in iconic overnight locales like peak-encircled Lake Bled and the massive alpine Lake Bohinj. The compromise is the Juliana Trail: a 168-mile loop that follows the contours of the Triglav National Park, which is tucked into the country’s northwest Julian Alps. Slovenia is a haven for trekking of every variety from hardcore mountaineering to relaxed walks surrounded by epic scenery. Hike in Alps on the Juliana Trailįor less experienced adventurers, a hike in the Alps feels extreme - but it doesn’t have to be. Here is a smattering of the best things to do and experience in Slovenia. Wine tours are easily paired with history-themed journeys. World class outdoor activities can be combined with city-based excitement. Though you could easily lose yourself in any quadrant, those looking to gather country-wide experiences are in for a multi-layered treat. And, because it is compact, a visit here can include all of its regions. Its influences include neighboring Italy, Austria, and the Western Balkans. The Central European nation sits in both the Alps and on the Adriatic. You’d be hard pressed to place a country’s location on the travel map better than Slovenia.
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