A flat former railway line from Kranjska Gora to Italy and on towards Austria — the best family cycling in Slovenia.
Why visit
A genuinely flat, car-free alpine cycle route — rare, and the easiest way to cross into Italy for lunch.
About
The old Bohinj railway alignment west of Kranjska Gora has been converted into a gravel and asphalt cycle path running to Rateče, across the Italian border to Tarvisio, and onward as part of the Alpe-Adria route. It is almost entirely flat or gently downhill westbound, traffic-free, and passes Zelenci and Planica. Bike hire in Kranjska Gora is plentiful, including trailers and child seats, and the return leg can be done by shuttle in season.
AccessibilityWe have not been able to confirm accessibility here.
Wheelchair access
Not verified
Step-free route
Not verified
Accessible toilet
Not known
Accessible parking
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Pushchair friendly
Not verified
Difficulty
easy
A former railway grade, so gradients are very gentle. Surface alternates between asphalt and compacted gravel; handcycle suitability has not been verified.
We have no accessibility data for this place. That does not mean it is inaccessible — please contact them directly.
