Searching GPS- Tracks "TransSlovenia"

[jibbme]

Dear Slovenian Mountain Bikers,

Some time ago I read about a 6 days MTB-tour through Slovenia (see the map below) in a German bike magazin - now we decided to make this tour...now I am searching for a GPS-Track of this tour. Could somebody help me?

Maybe there are some (better) alternative route-options you could recommended, please let me know this --> Rough MTB-trails prefered

thanks a lot

Greetings from Germany
Markus

[antonov30]

Hello, please post the link of tour. I think this is no mtb route, becouse there is no other way across VRŠIČ than road and belive me you dont want to climb this hill with freeride fully. What kind of riding do you prefer? We have some bike park in that area, and some other good mtb trails. Bikeparks are in Maribor, Kranjska Gora, Kanin, adrenalin park Krvavec.

[jibbme]

you will find the tour here - it's from the german mountainbike mag "bike"
https://app.box.com/s/669am5q4xduhnmqlmcsm
riding style - lets say (hipsterlike) - "modern trail riding" trails up and downhill are super - no freeride

A friend of a friend of me send me that infos:
Day 1:
Kr. Gora - Prelaz Vrsic - Trenta - Zaga - Stol - Kobarid
Dayn 2:
Kobarid - Matajur - Cepletis - Kolovrat - Volce - Tolmin
After Tolmin route on left Soca river bank advised
Day 3:
Tolmin - Trebusa - Ajdovscina - Vipava
Day 4:
Vipava - Nanos/Plesa - Predjama - Postojna
or alternatively
Vipava – Slap – Lože – Manče – Kobdilj - Štanjel and then Pliskovica or Dutovlje
Day 5:
Postojna - Sv. Trojica - Pivka - Prem - Pregarje - Kozina
Day 6:
Kozina - Slavnik - Grasisce - Dragonja - Piran

[Tzuli]

http://tourenplaner.bike-gps.com/



Whole track for less than 20 EUR.

[jibbme]

Thank you - Tzuli. I know this tool to generate the route - unfortunately I read in an german bike forum that this tour will be relatively easy to ride (a lot of asphalt / street parts), but there will be an or some other possibilities to ride a trans slovenia-tour including more trail parts....

[shamo]

perhaps you can get in touch with Peter Immich , who knows much about these routes and can probably advise on byways to some of those parts.