Ljubelj Pass

The day before, on a Friday, I accepted an invitation for a ride. One of my friends had sent me the map, and another was joining us too. At first, I was hesitant—I know the main road from Tržič to Ljubelj Pass, and it isn’t exactly bike-friendly. But after looking at the map again, I decided to give it a go.

Thankfully, this was a group adventure. …

You know those beautiful Sundays after it rained the day before? When the sky clears up and everything comes into a sharp focus. Well, this was one of them. A beautiful day, just right for another family biking adventure. To Idrija – a UNESCO World Heritage Site – we went! And it was even better than expected.

The Route

If you take the highway – …

It was a Friday and a national holiday, so we decided to make the most of the long weekend with another family bike trip. Our destination: Nomenj to lake Bohinj - a quick 10-minute drive by car, but the bike ride itself is the real treat. If you park in Nomenj at P+R Nomenj and hop on your bike, you’re in for a gorgeous greenbelt ride all the way …

Some mornings just feel like they’re inviting you outside. This one was like that—clear skies, air still cool from the night, the sun promising warmth but not yet in a rush. I decided it would be a perfect day for a ride. And, since I like my adventures with a dash of practicality, I gave the trip a purpose: ride from Tržič to Begunje to pick up a …

If you’re ever in the mood to clear your head and just happen to be passing by city Kranj, I suggest a 10K walk that feels like a reset button.

Brdo Estate might be known today for its landscaped park, hotel, protocol meetings, football and official gatherings, but what I love most about it is what surrounds it: a gravel path that loops all the way …

A Saturday that felt like a vacation took us to Italy, to Valbruna, where we began our ascent to Rifugio Pellarini, and then ventured a bit further over the pass to catch a glimpse of the other side.

The journey starts in Tarvisio and continues on to Valbruna. Along the road, you eventually pay for parking, which marks the trailhead. At first, the …

There are several greenbelts in Slovenia. What I mean by that is organized, secluded roads, mainly apart from the motorways, for safe, beautiful bike travel. Many of them follow old train tracks, like the one that stretches from Velenje to Slovenj Gradec, and it is absolutely wonderful.

We decided to take a family day, do something different, and …