Triglav National Park

From Hermagor towards southeast along the B 111 to Arnoldstein. Continue to Hart, then turn towards Kranjska Gora – Slovenia. Over the Wurzenpass (1,073 m) – with its narrow, winding roads and up to 18% incline, it offers a special kind of riding fun. Along the Save River, the demanding road to the Vrsič Pass begins. The Vrsič Pass at 1,611 m is the highest mountain pass in Slovenia and connects Kranjska Gora with the Trenta Valley. The 48 hairpin bends in the northern part of the pass road partly consist of cobblestones. From the Vrsič Pass, there is a wonderful panoramic view of the Triglav National Park. Continuing towards Soča and Predil, into Italy. Those who wish can take a detour before the border via the approximately 12 km long Mangart road to the Mangart Hut (1,906 m) at the foot of the 2,677 m high Mangart. The ascent to Mount Mangart takes about 2 hours from the hut – the magnificent view at the summit is the reward for the effort. In the valley, the route continues towards Sella Nevea, Chiusaforte, to Moggio. There, turn into the north-running Val d’Aupa towards Pontebba. Now climb up to the Nassfeld Pass (Passo di Pramollo) at 1,552 m. The descent on the Austrian side offers great curves and bends, which combined with a good road surface make every biker’s heart beat faster.