Slovenia

Ljubljana and the country around it, as local riders know it, built from Slovenia's national LiDAR and building register: the Polhov Gradec hills, Šmarna gora above the Sava, the flat Ljubljana Marshes with Krim and Kurešček over them, and Janče to the east.

km² of country

2100

routes

17

km of loops

787

highest climb

713 m

The best parts

Toško Čelo

The city's own climb, straight out of Podutik: 2.9 km at 8 % with a 16 % ramp, then on over Katarina and down to Medvode.

Šmarna gora

Ljubljana's favourite hill, from Zavrh: 2.1 km at 13 %, with ramps over 20 %: short, and the hardest few minutes around the city.

Polhov Gradec hills

Črni Vrh, Pasja ravan and Gradišče below Grmada: small roads through beech woods and farms, climbs of every length up from the Gradaščica valley.

Ljubljana Marshes

Dead flat and wide open, out to Ig, Podpeč and Vrhnika, for the days you want to ride hard on your own. Krim and Kurešček rise right out of it.

Janče and the Sava

East of the city: up the Besnica valley to Janče, down to the Sava and home along the river through Kresnice and Laze.

Streets you know

In Krivec every house, kerb and fence stands where it does in life: built from the national building register and laser scans.

In Tura

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