Two cyclists ride past a vineyard with a hilltop town in the background.
A cyclist with a red backpack stands on a cliff edge overlooking the sea, holding a mountain bike.
Sunset over a coastal old town by the sea, highlighting historic buildings and church steeples.

Mountain Biking in Croatia

From medieval mountains to the Adriatic sea

Mountain Biking in Croatia

From medieval mountains to the Adriatic sea

From USD 4665

Join us on an unforgettable mountain biking adventure through the heart of Istria,  Slovania and Croatia's hidden coastal gem. On this adventure we'll ride wild scenic trails and remote dirt roads, savor local food, and conquer rewarding climbs for  the most breathtaking panoramic views of the Croatian coastline, and last but not least we will enjoy the exciting rolling descents from the peninsulas mountain tops to the Adriatic sea. This biking adventure is tailored for mountain biking enthusiasts of every level. Offered as a self-guided or private trip, this adventure gives you the flexibility to choose your own travel dates and explore at your own pace.

Highlights

  • Istria’s rugged terrain and picturesque landscapes
  • Cycling through coastal Slovania and Croatia 
  • Rich history, delicious local cuisine and stunning architecture 
  • A wide variety of single-tracks and off road routes ( S1 grade on the Single Trail Scale)
  • You focus on biking, and we'll handle the rest

This mountain biking adventure starts in the picturesque coastal town of Piran, Slovenia, and concludes in the idyllic village of Mošćenička Draga, Croatia. Spanning 377 km along the Istrian peninsula, the route is a balanced mix of 65% trails and gravel and 35% paved roads. On this trip we experience everything from challenging mountain climbs and exhilarating descents to refreshing swims and cultural discoveries, this journey highlights the breathtaking beauty of Slovenia and Croatia’s landscapes and rich historical culture.  Tailored for mountain biking enthusiasts of all levels, it features thrilling single-tracks, scenic coastal paths, and relaxing trails, with flexible route options to match the group's preferences. 

This multi-day trip is suitable for riders with little to some mountain biking experience, as basic riding technique is required on trails up to S1 on the Single Trail Scale (which classifies natural trails from 0 to 5) to fully enjoy the adventure.

*It is possible to book this as a self-guided program*

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Private tour only

This trip is only offered as a private tour. Order by contacting us through the form.

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Sat-Sun : 14-17
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Sat : 10-18
Sun : 13-21
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Day by day

An aerial view of a coastal town with red-roofed buildings next to a vast blue sea under a clear sky.

Day 1:Welcome to Slovenia

The first day is unscheduled, allowing you to arrive in Piran at your convenience. After checking into your hotel we will all meet together with our mountain biking guides on the fist night for a welcome dinner and our first trip meeting to go over the details of the upcoming week. For those who have brought their own bicycle there will be time on this day to assemble your bikes. As evening falls you will be able to explore Piran as it transforms into a romantic haven, where the centuries-old tradition of salt panning intertwines with the captivating stories of its narrow lanes and the serene beauty of the Slovenian Mediterranean coast. For more information on how to get to the starting point of the trip, see the “Additional information” section below.

The first day is unscheduled, allowing you to arrive in Piran at your convenience. After checking into your hotel we will all meet together with our mountain biking guides on the fist night for a welcome dinner and our first trip meeting to go over the details of the upcoming week. For those who have brought their own bicycle there will be time on this day to assemble your bikes. As evening falls you will be able to explore Piran as it transforms into a romantic haven, where the centuries-old tradition of salt panning intertwines with the captivating stories of its narrow lanes and the serene beauty of the Slovenian Mediterranean coast. For more information on how to get to the starting point of the trip, see the “Additional information” section below.

Hotel

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A hill town overlooking a lush vineyard under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Day 2:Through the forest to the medieval town of Motovun

We begin our biking adventure with a scenic ride along the Slovenian coast, passing through Portorož and the historic salt flats of Sečovlje Salina Nature Park, where salt is still harvested using ancient methods. Crossing the Dragonja River into Croatia, the terrain becomes more rugged as we climb out of the Dragonja Valley and navigate the winding trails of the Parenzana path. We pause for refreshments and lunch in the charming town of Grožnjan before tackling its exhilarating mountain bike trails. We end our day in the medieval town of Motovun, known for its International Film Festival, rich culture, and forests filled with prized truffles, offering the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable cycling day.

We begin our biking adventure with a scenic ride along the Slovenian coast, passing through Portorož and the historic salt flats of Sečovlje Salina Nature Park, where salt is still harvested using ancient methods. Crossing the Dragonja River into Croatia, the terrain becomes more rugged as we climb out of the Dragonja Valley and navigate the winding trails of the Parenzana path. We pause for refreshments and lunch in the charming town of Grožnjan before tackling its exhilarating mountain bike trails. We end our day in the medieval town of Motovun, known for its International Film Festival, rich culture, and forests filled with prized truffles, offering the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable cycling day.

Hotel

B,-,D

1050m/790m

65 km

Two cyclists ride past a vineyard with a hilltop town in the background.

Day 3:From mountain to sea

We begin our ride with an exciting ride down to the Adriatic coast, weaving through Istria’s rolling vineyards, olive groves, and a mix of gravel and dirt trails. The adventure peaks with a heart-pounding descent into Lim Bay, a serene fjord surrounded by lush evergreens, perfect for a quick recharge. After a steep climb out, we continue to the enchanting coastal town of Rovinj, renowned for its Mediterranean charm and natural beauty. This will be our cozy home for the night.

We begin our ride with an exciting ride down to the Adriatic coast, weaving through Istria’s rolling vineyards, olive groves, and a mix of gravel and dirt trails. The adventure peaks with a heart-pounding descent into Lim Bay, a serene fjord surrounded by lush evergreens, perfect for a quick recharge. After a steep climb out, we continue to the enchanting coastal town of Rovinj, renowned for its Mediterranean charm and natural beauty. This will be our cozy home for the night.

Hotel

B,-,D

750m/1040m

56 km

A close-up view of the stone arches of the Roman Amphitheatre in Pula against a cloudy sky.

Day 4:Along the coastal cliffs to Pula

Today we ride along scenic coastal cycling paths before venturing inland through the charming towns of Bale and Vodnjan to Pula. The route offers a mix of single tracks, dirt roads, and coastal tracks, catering to both adventurous cyclists and those seeking a more relaxed seaside ride. For a detour with breathtaking ocean views, we visit Fort Forno on Barbariga cape, a historic gem offering panoramic vistas and cultural experiences. We end our day in Pula, a vibrant coastal town famous for its Roman amphitheater, colorful streets, and lively atmosphere, offering the perfect blend of history and charm to wrap up your ride.

Today we ride along scenic coastal cycling paths before venturing inland through the charming towns of Bale and Vodnjan to Pula. The route offers a mix of single tracks, dirt roads, and coastal tracks, catering to both adventurous cyclists and those seeking a more relaxed seaside ride. For a detour with breathtaking ocean views, we visit Fort Forno on Barbariga cape, a historic gem offering panoramic vistas and cultural experiences. We end our day in Pula, a vibrant coastal town famous for its Roman amphitheater, colorful streets, and lively atmosphere, offering the perfect blend of history and charm to wrap up your ride.

Hotel

B,-,D

650m/650m

87 km

A mountain biker cycling along a rocky trail on a sunny day.

Day 5:The Istrian Peninsula

Today's ride from Pula to Medulin offers a leisurely exploration of the stunning Istrian peninsula. We start by cycling past Pula's historic Roman amphitheater before heading out to the exposed coastal trails. Enjoy riding some fantastic single tracks that wind through scenic countryside and offer breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. With plenty of time to take a refreshing swim if the weather allows, this day is all about soaking in the beauty of Istria and discovering its local trails at a relaxed pace. We finish in the charming seaside town of Medulin, where you can unwind with a fresh refreshment by the water.

Today's ride from Pula to Medulin offers a leisurely exploration of the stunning Istrian peninsula. We start by cycling past Pula's historic Roman amphitheater before heading out to the exposed coastal trails. Enjoy riding some fantastic single tracks that wind through scenic countryside and offer breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. With plenty of time to take a refreshing swim if the weather allows, this day is all about soaking in the beauty of Istria and discovering its local trails at a relaxed pace. We finish in the charming seaside town of Medulin, where you can unwind with a fresh refreshment by the water.

Hotel

B,-,D

435m/440m

37 km

Two mountain bikers ride on a coastal trail by the blue sea.

Day 6:Seaside single-tracks

Cycling day number 5 takes us through some of the most remote and untouched parts of Istria's east coast. We leave Medulin's busy streets behind and head out onto unpaved trails along the peaceful coastline. After 15 km of coastal trails, a short climb to Kavran follows, followed by an exciting descent toward the sea. The journey continues through scenic trails in the coastal interior, culminating in an exciting downhill ride to the Raša Bay. Surrounded by steep, vegetated slopes, the Raša Riviera offers a calm and picturesque end to today's cycling experience.

Cycling day number 5 takes us through some of the most remote and untouched parts of Istria's east coast. We leave Medulin's busy streets behind and head out onto unpaved trails along the peaceful coastline. After 15 km of coastal trails, a short climb to Kavran follows, followed by an exciting descent toward the sea. The journey continues through scenic trails in the coastal interior, culminating in an exciting downhill ride to the Raša Bay. Surrounded by steep, vegetated slopes, the Raša Riviera offers a calm and picturesque end to today's cycling experience.

Hotel

B,-,D

930m/700m

57 km

A mountain biker cycling on a dirt trail through a mountainous landscape with sparse vegetation.

Day 7:Into the Raša Valley

The day begins with a thrilling mountain bike descent into the Raša valley, with an optional detour on easier dirt roads for a more relaxed start. From Skitača, we enjoy one of the route’s most picturesque sections—a blend of flowing trails and a final challenging descent to Rabac’s Adriatic shore. In the afternoon, you can explore the exhilarating trails of the Rabac Bike Center for an extra dose of adventure or end the day with a stroll along Rabac’s turquoise beaches or its charming harbor, where pastel-colored houses and gently rocking boats create a postcard-perfect scene.

The day begins with a thrilling mountain bike descent into the Raša valley, with an optional detour on easier dirt roads for a more relaxed start. From Skitača, we enjoy one of the route’s most picturesque sections—a blend of flowing trails and a final challenging descent to Rabac’s Adriatic shore. In the afternoon, you can explore the exhilarating trails of the Rabac Bike Center for an extra dose of adventure or end the day with a stroll along Rabac’s turquoise beaches or its charming harbor, where pastel-colored houses and gently rocking boats create a postcard-perfect scene.

Hotel

B,-,D

760m/970m

41 km

A mountain biker riding through a dense forest trail.

Day 8:The king stage on Mount Učka

Today’s leg is the highlight of the trip, featuring the longest climb and most breathtaking descent. We start with an ascent from Rabac to Ripenda Kosi, followed by a thrilling descent to the picturesque Port of Plomin, set in a secluded bay. We continue through the rugged paths of Učka Nature Park, tackling the challenging “Pijana Pruga” climb to Mala Učka, where panoramic views stretch from the Adriatic to the distant islands and mountains. We finish the day with an exhilarating 15 km descent to Mošćenićka Draga, a coastal haven offering sandy beaches, hidden coves. Tonight we finish off our amazing week of mountain biking with a delicious farewell dinner, celebrating our adventures and new friendships.

Today’s leg is the highlight of the trip, featuring the longest climb and most breathtaking descent. We start with an ascent from Rabac to Ripenda Kosi, followed by a thrilling descent to the picturesque Port of Plomin, set in a secluded bay. We continue through the rugged paths of Učka Nature Park, tackling the challenging “Pijana Pruga” climb to Mala Učka, where panoramic views stretch from the Adriatic to the distant islands and mountains. We finish the day with an exhilarating 15 km descent to Mošćenićka Draga, a coastal haven offering sandy beaches, hidden coves. Tonight we finish off our amazing week of mountain biking with a delicious farewell dinner, celebrating our adventures and new friendships.

Hotel

B,-,D

1640m/1660m

56 km

A cyclist with a red backpack stands on a cliff edge overlooking the sea, holding a mountain bike.

Day 9:Transfer to Piran and onward departure

Today marks the end of our journey. We'll be transferring back to Piran, where you can arrange your onward travel. Whether you're heading home or seeking further adventures, we're happy to provide suggestions. Just let us know!

Today marks the end of our journey. We'll be transferring back to Piran, where you can arrange your onward travel. Whether you're heading home or seeking further adventures, we're happy to provide suggestions. Just let us know!

B,-,-

2,5 hours

The first day is unscheduled, allowing you to arrive in Piran at your convenience. After checking into your hotel we will all meet together with our mountain biking guides on the fist night for a welcome dinner and our first trip meeting to go over the details of the upcoming week. For those who have brought their own bicycle there will be time on this day to assemble your bikes. As evening falls you will be able to explore Piran as it transforms into a romantic haven, where the centuries-old tradition of salt panning intertwines with the captivating stories of its narrow lanes and the serene beauty of the Slovenian Mediterranean coast. For more information on how to get to the starting point of the trip, see the “Additional information” section below.

Hotel

-,-,D

We begin our biking adventure with a scenic ride along the Slovenian coast, passing through Portorož and the historic salt flats of Sečovlje Salina Nature Park, where salt is still harvested using ancient methods. Crossing the Dragonja River into Croatia, the terrain becomes more rugged as we climb out of the Dragonja Valley and navigate the winding trails of the Parenzana path. We pause for refreshments and lunch in the charming town of Grožnjan before tackling its exhilarating mountain bike trails. We end our day in the medieval town of Motovun, known for its International Film Festival, rich culture, and forests filled with prized truffles, offering the perfect conclusion to an unforgettable cycling day.

Hotel

B,-,D

1050m/790m

65 km

We begin our ride with an exciting ride down to the Adriatic coast, weaving through Istria’s rolling vineyards, olive groves, and a mix of gravel and dirt trails. The adventure peaks with a heart-pounding descent into Lim Bay, a serene fjord surrounded by lush evergreens, perfect for a quick recharge. After a steep climb out, we continue to the enchanting coastal town of Rovinj, renowned for its Mediterranean charm and natural beauty. This will be our cozy home for the night.

Hotel

B,-,D

750m/1040m

56 km

Today we ride along scenic coastal cycling paths before venturing inland through the charming towns of Bale and Vodnjan to Pula. The route offers a mix of single tracks, dirt roads, and coastal tracks, catering to both adventurous cyclists and those seeking a more relaxed seaside ride. For a detour with breathtaking ocean views, we visit Fort Forno on Barbariga cape, a historic gem offering panoramic vistas and cultural experiences. We end our day in Pula, a vibrant coastal town famous for its Roman amphitheater, colorful streets, and lively atmosphere, offering the perfect blend of history and charm to wrap up your ride.

Hotel

B,-,D

650m/650m

87 km

Today's ride from Pula to Medulin offers a leisurely exploration of the stunning Istrian peninsula. We start by cycling past Pula's historic Roman amphitheater before heading out to the exposed coastal trails. Enjoy riding some fantastic single tracks that wind through scenic countryside and offer breathtaking views of the Adriatic Sea. With plenty of time to take a refreshing swim if the weather allows, this day is all about soaking in the beauty of Istria and discovering its local trails at a relaxed pace. We finish in the charming seaside town of Medulin, where you can unwind with a fresh refreshment by the water.

Hotel

B,-,D

435m/440m

37 km

Cycling day number 5 takes us through some of the most remote and untouched parts of Istria's east coast. We leave Medulin's busy streets behind and head out onto unpaved trails along the peaceful coastline. After 15 km of coastal trails, a short climb to Kavran follows, followed by an exciting descent toward the sea. The journey continues through scenic trails in the coastal interior, culminating in an exciting downhill ride to the Raša Bay. Surrounded by steep, vegetated slopes, the Raša Riviera offers a calm and picturesque end to today's cycling experience.

Hotel

B,-,D

930m/700m

57 km

The day begins with a thrilling mountain bike descent into the Raša valley, with an optional detour on easier dirt roads for a more relaxed start. From Skitača, we enjoy one of the route’s most picturesque sections—a blend of flowing trails and a final challenging descent to Rabac’s Adriatic shore. In the afternoon, you can explore the exhilarating trails of the Rabac Bike Center for an extra dose of adventure or end the day with a stroll along Rabac’s turquoise beaches or its charming harbor, where pastel-colored houses and gently rocking boats create a postcard-perfect scene.

Hotel

B,-,D

760m/970m

41 km

Today’s leg is the highlight of the trip, featuring the longest climb and most breathtaking descent. We start with an ascent from Rabac to Ripenda Kosi, followed by a thrilling descent to the picturesque Port of Plomin, set in a secluded bay. We continue through the rugged paths of Učka Nature Park, tackling the challenging “Pijana Pruga” climb to Mala Učka, where panoramic views stretch from the Adriatic to the distant islands and mountains. We finish the day with an exhilarating 15 km descent to Mošćenićka Draga, a coastal haven offering sandy beaches, hidden coves. Tonight we finish off our amazing week of mountain biking with a delicious farewell dinner, celebrating our adventures and new friendships.

Hotel

B,-,D

1640m/1660m

56 km

Today marks the end of our journey. We'll be transferring back to Piran, where you can arrange your onward travel. Whether you're heading home or seeking further adventures, we're happy to provide suggestions. Just let us know!

B,-,-

2,5 hours

What's included in the price

Included

Local English speaking guide.

All transportation as specified in the program, including transfer from Moscenicka to Piran at the end of the program.

In shared double room.

Meals as specified in the program.

Daily luggage transfers throughout the program.

Capture your adventure in high definition! Through our partnership with GoPro, during the trip you will be able to borrow a GoPro camera, mount and memory card. You create the moments, GoPro helps to capture them.

Pro Tip: Bring your own microSD card to avoid the hassle of file transfers.

Not included

Please check our website to confirm that the departure is guaranteed before booking your own tickets. For each trip, we require a minimum number of confirmed participants before the departure can be guaranteed.

To local guides and assistants. Tips are a common and expected part of being a tourist in many of the destinations we visit. These are given in cash during the trip and therefore cannot be included in the trip price.

Drink and snacks.

Mountain biking park, city tours, kayak rentals, etc. 

Request prices and availbility.

We can provide assistance with individual travel transfers per request 

Terms and Conditions 

We reserve the right to change prices. The day by day program is indicative and changes may occur. We also refer to our general travel conditions.

Travel Insurance

On all our trips, we require you to have full travel and accident insurance, which must also cover potential medical repatriation. Read more about travel insurance.

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Physical level

3/6 Physical

Some segments of the journey may prove challenging. It's essential to possess a solid level of fitness prior to departure. Persistence will be required in reaching the trip's goal.

Comfort level

5/6 Comfort

Good to high quality hotels with good meals, ambience and service. Accommodation with a special touch.

Risk level

3/6 Risk

Activities/trips with some risk. Certain incidents may occur, and they may be of such a nature that they may require professional help.

Training and Preparations

This is an introductory level mountain biking trip that is suitable for riders with some level of experience. There is a great variety of different trails, gravel roads and some paved sections throughout this trip. Some sections of single track trail can be challenging, which can of course also be walked. 

Good physical condition and a solid riding technique on trails up to S1 (scored by using the Single Trail Scale, which classifies natural trails 0-5) are therefore the essential prerequisites for enjoying this multi-day trip to the fullest. 

We are biking +/- 50 km daily for seven days. Most of the trails we ride on are singletracks and gravel roads with some sections of paved roads. If you are comfortable with long days in the saddle and enjoy a more cross country style mountain biking trip than this trip is perfect for you. We reccommend participants train with long rides in the mountains on single track trails and gravel roads to best prepare themselves for this trip. 

Visas, Vaccinations and Health

Before embarking on our journey together, we kindly remind all trip participants to check their respective country's visa status and vaccination requirements. Ensuring your travel documents are in order is a crucial step in guaranteeing a smooth and hassle-free adventure. 

Norwegian citizens do not need a visa to enter Morocco. Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your departure from Morocco. See also the current entry and visa regulations on the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' country pages, or check for your country's current visa rules.

If you are over 67 years old, you should have a thorough medical check-up before your trip. Make your doctor aware that this is a trip involving physical exertion and moving off the beaten track.

It is important that you complete all parts of the registration form (especially where we ask for information about health and allergies), and let us know if there is anything we need to be aware of prior to and during the trip. Relevant health information that may affect the trip should also be communicated to the guide at the start of the trip. *Note* - If you are on regular medication, have known allergies or anything similar, you must always bring your personal medication with you.

See the overview on FHI´s pages on travel health advice. For vaccination and guidance, please contact Sentrum Reisemedisin: Reisemedisin.no.

Additional Information

For trips where flights are not included, please check our website to confirm that the departure is guaranteed before booking your own plane tickets. For each trip, we require a minimum number of confirmed participants before the departure can be guaranteed.

Piran, Slovenia, is best reached via Ljubljana (Slovenia), Trieste (Italy), or Venice (Italy). The most convenient option for international travelers is to fly into Ljubljana Airport (LJU) and take a bus, rental car, or private transfer to Piran (1.5–2 hours). Alternatively, Trieste Airport (TRS) is just 1 hour away, while Venice (VCE) offers more international connections, with a train and bus combo or seasonal ferry to Piran (3–4 hours total). Private transfers  can be arranged to the start of the trip upon request for a smooth and hassle-free arrival.

On this trip, we will stay in various types of accommodations, with a strong emphasis on embracing local and traditional settings.  

In Piran we have time to assemble our bikes after the flight, and for those renting bikes here, we can make individual adjustments to customize them. After the bike trip, we will also have time here to disassemble the bikes and pack them for the flight home.

It is not always easy to get hold of gluten-free wholemeal bread, lactose-free alternatives or to accommodate other food preferences. If you have any allergies, please let us know in the registration form and we will try to accommodate you as best we can. However, we would still recommend that anyone with special dietary needs bring some alternatives in the form of, for example, a packet of crispbread, energy bars or similar that you know you can eat.

Equipment list

This list is intended as a guideline, so that we have what we need regardless of the weather we get on the trip. Remember that you can also get used outdoor equipment that works perfectly. Get in touch if you have any questions. TIP: We recommend that you have the most important equipment in your hand luggage, for example hiking boots and gore-tex jacket/trousers.

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Clothing

Wool or synthetic. Avoid cotton. 

Fleece or wool. 

Down or synthetic insulation, featuring a hood and ideally long enough to cover the butt.

Waterproof jacket and pants.

For evenings and leasure days.

Warm hat for cold days.

Full-finger gloves, for protection.

Pants/shorts, long/short sleeved shirt (wool or synthetic), thin and light windbreaker. Padded bike shorts if preferred. Dress according to the weather and temperature.

We recommend thin wool or synthetic.

Footwear

Flat or clip-in.

Equipment

Avoid bringing a suitcase, they are more difficult to transport between hotels.

Personal medicines and, for example, band-aids, blister plaster, sports tape, throat lozenges, nasal drops, Paracetamol/Ibuprofen, stomach regulators, etc.
We need to know about all medicines you are taking, in case something happens. 

Tooth brush, tooth paste, small towel, ear plugs, wet wipes, biodegradable soap, etc.

Need to fit in a standard bottle holder on the bike.

Passport, tickets, bank card, proof of vaccination andproof of insurance. Remember to have a copy of important documents on your phone and/or somewhere in your bag. 

Full suspension bike for mountain biking on trails.

Day pack for biking. Space for neccesary servicekit/spare parts, extra clothing, water, snack etc.

And possibly other types of preferred protection gear.

Multitool, mini tire pump, minimum two spare tubes and patch kit (or tubeless tire repair kit and minimum one tube for tubeless tires), tire levers, two pairs of spare brake pads, chain links and derailleur hanger matching your bike model is mandatory. Chain and component lubricant, zip ties, and a spare shift cable are also useful to bring.

 

Recommended

Clothing

Thin, ultra light.

Warm mittens/gloves.

Footwear

Lightweight and low volume footwear for indoor use. Slippers or similar. 

Equipment

Remember new/extra batteries.

Toilet paper, antibac, and waste bags for the paper. Remember leave no trace.

Resorb, electrolytes, isotonic drink etc. For energy, fluid balance and taste.

Nuts, chocolate, energy bars, etc.

If youre a light sleeper.

Packing Tips

The ideal bike for this trip is a full-suspension trail/cross country style. It is recommended to bring your own bike, however, it is possible rent one in Piran. Please contact us well in advance if you want to rent a bike. NOTE: If you are renting a bike, bring your own pedals and tools to install them.

Your bike shoes should be water-resistant and suitable for walking during hiking sections.

We recommend a daypack in the size of 15-20 liters, and a water bottles or Camelbak with around 2 liters capacity. To fully enjoy more challenging terrain and descents, it is recommended that the backpack is light and compact, and does not interfere with the head/helmet.

Bike helmet, knee pads, and tools/spare parts are mandatory to bring.

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