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3. Veliki kolesarski vodnik po Sloveniji

Author: Igor Maher
No. of tours: 72
Pages: 234
Published by: Sidarta, Ljubljana, 1996

 

The first modern cycling guide in Slovenia. Since it is not only for MTB, there is a special note for each tour where use of a mountain bike is recommended. The book has nice graphical layout and is loaded with beautiful photos, which is by the way a trade mark of the publisher. It is intended mainly for family trips. There are a lot of cultural and historical information provided as well.

 

The tours are from the whole country. Many of them have starting points at the railway stations, so they are suitable for those without cars as well. There are road books for each tour provided in the form of small leaflets. Since the tour maps are not based on topo maps, you need a real topo map to help you use this guide, if you don't understand Slovenian.

 

 

   

 

1. Intro

 

SLOVENIA

2. Strme kolesnice

3. Veliki kolesarski vodnik po Sloveniji

4. Gorenjska, gorskokolesarski vodnik

5. Stajerska in Koroska

6. Kolesarski izleti po Sloveniji

7. S kolesom po Kraskem parku

8. Kolesarjenje med Pohorjem in Muro

9. Bohinj za gorske kolesarje

10. Vodnik Logaske kolesarske transferzale

11. S kolesom po okolici Ljubljane

12. S kolesom okoli Julijskih Alp

13. Kolesarske poti v obcini Domzale

14. Koroska, gorskokolesarski vodnik

 

ABROAD

15. Moser Bike Guide 11 - Gardasee 1

16. Bike-Explorer Graubunden

17. Les 52 plus belles descentes a VTT ...

18. Nockberge - Bad Kleinkirchheim

19. Rad&Bike Pinzgau

20. Gennargentu in Mountain Bike

21. MTB & Bergwandern in Karnten/Osttirol

22. Les Guides V.T.T - Corse du Nord

23. Alpi Giulie Orientali e Carso in MTB

24. Trentino in mountain bike

25. In mountain-bike dall'Ortles alle Dolomiti

 

 

 

 

 

 

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