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The route of 2 passes and 2 countries
05:18
93.9km
2,020m
Road cycling
This loop connects two spectacular Alpine passes with the border crossing between Slovenia and Italy – perfect for an ambitious road bike day tour with a challenging athletic challenge and varied scenery. You start in the center of Kranjska Gora and immediately tackle the first climb: In 25 hairpin bends,…
Last updated: August 27, 2025
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Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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42 m
Kranjska Gora Village Center
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1.55 km
Lake Jasna
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11.9 km
Vršič Pass
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22.3 km
Trenta Valley
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44.8 km
Bovec
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46.3 km
View into the Bovec valley basin
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64.5 km
Predil Pass
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67.1 km
Lake Predil
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93.9 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
78.4 km
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110 m
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89.6 km
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Highest point (1,620 m)
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Sunday 24 May
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Trail Reviews
On the second ascent in the cobblestone curves, you can overlook it, because otherwise the tour is so great
Beautiful day and ride with Leonardo...100,000 photos would not be enough to describe the beauty of the landscape
The very tiring tour, which offers spectacular landscapes, especially in the Trenta valley, going up the Isonzo. However, I do not recommend doing it like us on Saturday, because it is infested with motorcyclists.
Better to drive clockwise... then you have Vrsic cobblestones in the driveway
Great three-country day tour Austria, Italy, Slovenia 😀Unfortunately the weather didn't play along, but in the end you are completely satisfied 🤗
Starting from Kranskja Gora, the classic loop of the Slovenian Alps with Vršič Pass and Mangart Saddle.
A very nice, tiring stage that never disappoints.🚵♂️
Classic tour! Reminds me a bit of a tour in France in the Chablaisse region: From the Col de Bassachaux, you can see Lac des Plagnes, which I also visited afterwards. It was the same with the Mangrt: From above, I saw the Weissenfels Lakes (Laghi di Fusine) in Italy, which I also visited afterwards. From the front: The climb up to the Predel was beautiful and relatively quiet. At the turnoff to the Mangrt, there was a barrier, and it said that the pass was closed. The motorcyclists couldn't get through, but the cyclists could, and lots of them! Up above, the road was full of rubble because no one had (yet) cleared the winter's rockfall. But the toll booth barrier was repaired today, so it probably won't be long before my motorcyclists can go up again. I enjoy the peace and quiet and get a little scared in the five tunnels – luckily, I have a light with me. I'm quite cold up there, but the view is absolutely breathtaking! The descent into Italy is fun, and as soon as I arrive in the first town, I find the village fountain to refill my water supplies and warm myself in the sun. The route continues on the superbly developed Alpe-Adria Cycle Path, with the aforementioned detour to the Weissenfels Lakes. I almost missed the border crossing into Slovenia, it was so inconspicuous. Now, 50 more hairpin bends over the Vršič Pass and through the Soča Valley back to Bovec. The 24 hairpin bends uphill were almost all paved, but downhill they were freshly paved. And since it was already late afternoon, there wasn't much going on: Everything was done right, a great tour, definitely do it!👍