How much does the Triglav National Park MTB tour cost?

The 8-day Triglav National Park MTB loop costs from €1,095 per person in a double room in Season A, €1,125 in Season B and €1,145 in Season C. A single room within a party adds €335 for all seasons, while a solo traveller pays a €500 supplement, single room included.

When is the best time for the Triglav National Park MTB tour?

You can start any day between 11 April and 10 October 2027. Season A (11 April–1 May and 3–10 October) offers quiet trails and the lowest price. Summer brings the warmest days in the Soča Valley and open high passes, with peak season from 15 August to 18 September.

How difficult is the Triglav National Park MTB tour?

The tour is rated 3 out of 4 (sporty). Stages are 36–52 km with up to 1,560 m of climbing, including the long ascent of Vršič Pass. About half of the route is unpaved, on forest and gravel paths, so you should have solid fitness and be used to longer day rides.

Can I rent a mountain bike for the Triglav National Park tour?

Yes. A standard MTB costs €190 per tour and an electric MTB €300 (extra day €30 or €50), including delivery, collection, helmet, repair kit and pump. Each rental includes a Standard Damage Waiver with a €150 excess; the optional €50 Waiver Upgrade lowers it to €0 and caps theft liability at €300.

How do I get to Bled for the Triglav National Park MTB tour?

Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, Trieste and Venice airports serve the tour, and Lesce–Bled is the nearest railway station. Private transfers to Bled cost €90 from Ljubljana Airport, €210 from Klagenfurt, €385 from Trieste and €435 from Venice for 1–3 people, plus €10 per bike. The station transfer costs €20.

Is luggage transfer included on the Triglav National Park MTB tour?

Yes. One piece of luggage per person, up to 23 kg, will be moved between your hotels on every riding day, so you only carry what you need on the bike. An additional piece costs €30 per trip. You will stay in 3- and 4-star hotels and guesthouses, with apartments in Podbrdo.

Can I add extra nights in Bled or Kranjska Gora?

Yes. Extra nights in Bled cost €105, €115 or €130 per person in a double room by season (single use €200, €215, €225). In Kranjska Gora they cost €105, €125 or €140 (single use €145, €175, €190), all with breakfast, giving you time to explore the Julian Alps further.

Triglav Park MTB Cycling Tour

Julian Alps & Triglav National Park, Slovenia

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Mountain BikeE-bike8 days / 7 nights270 km4/5Medium-EasyLoop

Self-guided
Solo-friendly

Short Description

An 8-day self-guided mountain bike cycling loop through Triglav National Park, riding 270 km from Bled via Bohinj, the Soča Valley and Vršič Pass. Expect shepherd-hut ridges, emerald rivers, roaring waterfalls and old military roads.

Tour Program

Day 1: Arrival in Bled
You will arrive in Bled, the lakeside town with its island church and clifftop castle beneath the Julian Alps. Take the evening to walk around the lake and get ready for a week in the national park.

Day 2: Bled – Bohinj (52 km; +1,330/−1,280 m)
You will climb into the forests of the Pokljuka plateau to Zajamniki, a ridge of traditional shepherd huts. A descent via Uskovnica will bring you to Lake Bohinj, where the Savica waterfall or the Vogel cable car are afternoon options.

Day 3: Bohinj – Podbrdo (36 km; +1,200/−1,210 m)
You will ascend to Soriška Planina and the panoramic summit of Možic (1,602 m) on the former Alpine Wall. A historic mulatiera military road will then lead you down into the Baška grapa valley.

Day 4: Podbrdo – Tolmin (40 km; +1,090/−1,400 m)
Secluded forest roads will carry you along the Baška grapa and through Kneža into the warmer Soča Valley. You will finish close to the Tolmin Gorges.

Day 5: Tolmin – Bovec (39 km; +670/−410 m)
You will follow the emerald Soča upstream past Kobarid and the Napoleon Bridge. A stop below the Boka waterfall will break up the day before you reach Bovec.

Day 6: Bovec – Kranjska Gora (52 km; +1,560/−1,200 m)
You will ride through the quiet Trenta Valley and up the switchbacks of Vršič Pass. The descent follows historic cobbles past the Russian Chapel into Kranjska Gora.

Day 7: Kranjska Gora – Bled (51 km; +480/−810 m)
Via Mojstrana and the Peričnik waterfall you will enter the glacier-carved Krma Valley. You will then pass Lake Kreda and follow the Radovna Valley back to Bled.

Day 8: Departure from Bled
Your tour will end after breakfast. You can head home or extend your stay at the lake.

Tour details

LoopSelfguidedMinimum 1 personMinimum age 16 years

✅ What is included in the trip?

🏨 Overnight stay and breakfast
💼 Luggage transfer
📲 GPS or navigation APP
📞 Local telephone assistance 7/7

❌ What is not included?

🚎 Transfers not listed as Included
✈️ Journey to/from the starting point
🍽️ Meals and drinks not listed as Included
🖼️ Entrance fees and extras not listed
🛡️ Travel insurance

🙋 Common questions

How much does the Triglav National Park MTB tour cost?
The 8-day Triglav National Park MTB loop costs from €1,095 per person in a double room in Season A, €1,125 in Season B and €1,145 in Season C. A single room within a party adds €335 for all seasons, while a solo traveller pays a €500 supplement, single room included.
When is the best time for the Triglav National Park MTB tour?
You can start any day between 11 April and 10 October 2027. Season A (11 April–1 May and 3–10 October) offers quiet trails and the lowest price. Summer brings the warmest days in the Soča Valley and open high passes, with peak season from 15 August to 18 September.
How difficult is the Triglav National Park MTB tour?
The tour is rated 3 out of 4 (sporty). Stages are 36–52 km with up to 1,560 m of climbing, including the long ascent of Vršič Pass. About half of the route is unpaved, on forest and gravel paths, so you should have solid fitness and be used to longer day rides.
Can I rent a mountain bike for the Triglav National Park tour?
Yes. A standard MTB costs €190 per tour and an electric MTB €300 (extra day €30 or €50), including delivery, collection, helmet, repair kit and pump. Each rental includes a Standard Damage Waiver with a €150 excess; the optional €50 Waiver Upgrade lowers it to €0 and caps theft liability at €300.
How do I get to Bled for the Triglav National Park MTB tour?
Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, Trieste and Venice airports serve the tour, and Lesce–Bled is the nearest railway station. Private transfers to Bled cost €90 from Ljubljana Airport, €210 from Klagenfurt, €385 from Trieste and €435 from Venice for 1–3 people, plus €10 per bike. The station transfer costs €20.
Is luggage transfer included on the Triglav National Park MTB tour?
Yes. One piece of luggage per person, up to 23 kg, will be moved between your hotels on every riding day, so you only carry what you need on the bike. An additional piece costs €30 per trip. You will stay in 3- and 4-star hotels and guesthouses, with apartments in Podbrdo.
Can I add extra nights in Bled or Kranjska Gora?
Yes. Extra nights in Bled cost €105, €115 or €130 per person in a double room by season (single use €200, €215, €225). In Kranjska Gora they cost €105, €125 or €140 (single use €145, €175, €190), all with breakfast, giving you time to explore the Julian Alps further.