핀켄슈타인 암 파커 제‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 산길

Very beautiful. Very steep in places, but nothing compared to Austria. The descent would probably be much more enjoyable. At least it's over relatively quickly.

Experience pure nature in Triglav National Park, which boasts towering mountains, picturesque valleys, rivers, and lakes. The largest among them are the wild Lake Bohinj and the idyllic Lake Bled, home to Slovenia's only natural island. Follow the emerald-green Soča River to the vineyards of Goriška Brda. Slip on your hiking boots and explore the natural riches of the Julian Alps.

The Pearls of the Alpine Country Mighty mountains offering uniquely beautiful views; crystal-clear waters glistening in the sun; and a green landscape that provides peace and recharges your batteries. All this awaits you in the heart of the Julian Alps, where the mountains rise more than 2,500 meters into the sky. The king among them is Triglav (opens in a new window), Slovenia's highest mountain, which holds symbolic significance for the Slovenes. It demands a high degree of respect, as the climb is not easy. Therefore, it is best to climb it accompanied by mountain guides (opens in a new window).

I rode down the Slovenian side. It's a very scenic ride and rewards you with fantastic views.

A nice climb, much easier than the Carinthian side. The latter is more recommended as a descent. The asphalt has recently been repaired, so the descent on the Carinthian side is now also very pleasant (albeit steep).

The 600 meter long 18% ramp is extreme. Definitely not recommended for cyclists who rarely ride passes. Anyone who gets off on the ramp will probably have problems continuing. But it is absolutely recommended for anyone who is well trained. Comparable to the Katschberg, only even more extreme.

The route via Tarvisio is definitely worth it, much more pleasant, no cars, fabulous area!

Not necessarily something for the inexperienced, as 18% gradient is quite steep. Shorter and easier from Slovenia