Cycling and mountain biking
There are presently 18 marked footpaths and 6 cycling trails in the Municipality of Dolenjske Toplice. The starting point for all trails is the large map on the front of Dolenjske Toplice Cultural Congress Center, from where all routes are directed.
You can also hike and cycle along some other routes that are either not yet marked on the map or are managed by various groups and associations, for example the new Veliki Rigelj loop wine trail or MTB cycling trail from Sv. Peter (888), which descends all the way from the senic peak of Sv. Peter to the Krka river and is one of the longest MTB trails in Slovenia. Another legalized and maintained MTB cycling trail - JARKi, which descends from the top of Plešivica (594 m), awaits its official opening in the spring.
In the attachments below you will find maps and descriptions of tourist routes in the Municipality of Dolenjske Toplice. For more information and maps in physical form, visit TIC Dolenjske Toplice (Sitar House).
GAČE SKI CENTER (RTC Gače):
All cycling enthusiasts will find something for themselves in Gače SKI Center, where you can also rent e-bikes and embark on one of the many themed routes or just try out their new adrenaline park.
Contact for information and reservations: info@scgace.si, (+386)7 36 30 000
DEVIL'S TRAILS:
The possibility of renting electric bikes and equipment for mountain biking, as well as "shuttles", is also offered by a group of mountain biking enthusiasts operating under the name Devil's trails. They also offer various guiding packages for mountain biking tours, organization of picnics and teambuildings by prior arrangement. Adrenaline seekers can also try out the newly arranged and marked mountain bike trail on St. Peter (888).
Contact: info@devilstrails.com, (+386)41 752 735
Warning: Data and information about the routes are informative. Some nature trails are not marked. Cycling is not permitted on forest paths, mountain trails and other trails, unless specifically permitted. Cycling is permitted on roads and forest roads, unless expressly prohibited. Where cycling is prohibited, it is necessary to get off the bike and continue the journey on foot. Ride at your own risk.
Dokumenti, priloge
Klikni tukaj za prikaz prilog
