What Are Slovenia's Must-See Natural Landmarks You Can Bike To?

Slovenia is home to a plethora of natural landmarks that are a must see for any visitors let alone cyclists. Among the most iconic are Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge, Triglav National Park, Lake Behind, Škocjan Caves and Soča Valley.

Lake Bled is best known for its picturesque island that is surrounded by the Julian Alps. This iconic lake with a fairytale church and a scenic path around the shore is perfect for casual rides and is well connected to countryside roads and nearby climbs. 

Just 4km away lies Vintgar Gorge, a narrow canyon carved by the Radovna River. It features crystal clear water, stunning waterfalls, dramatic rock walls and rapids. The gorge is home to Šum Waterfall, Slovenia’s largest river waterfall.Easily reached by bike from Bled, it's a popular and rewarding stop on cycling routes through the Gorenjska region.

Triglav National Park is Slovenia’s only national park and one of the oldest in Europe. It preserves a pristine mix of high mountains, deep valleys, glacial lakes, rivers and alpine meadows. Cyclists can rise through or around on quite roads and gravel tracks giving you the opportunity to admire famous landmarks like Lake Bohinj, Pokljuka Plateau, Seven Lakes Valley, and dramatic gorges like Mostnica.

The Soča Valley is renowned for the brilliant turquoise color of the Soča River. Cycling along its banks feels like riding through a postcard, with views of cascading waterfalls, narrow gorges, and soaring Alpine peaks. Its combination of natural beauty, outdoor adventure, and peaceful landscapes makes it one of Slovenia’s top destinations for cyclists.