Four nights in Kranjska Gora, 2,000 km

Motorcycle Tour · Slovenia

Julian Alps: Kranjska Gora & Vrsic, 7 Days

Seven days from Ulm into the Julian Alps and back, around 2,000 kilometres. After a night in Bad Aibling the way runs via Kitzbühel, the Grossglockner and the Wurzenpass to Kranjska Gora, where four nights at the base hotel wait. From there...


How long?
7 days
When?
Sommer
Price
€ 1.400 / person

At a glance

The key facts of this tour

Duration
7 days
Distance
2.000 km
Offroad share
0 %
Skill
Easy
Terrain
Road
Guiding
Guided
Start
Ulm
Finish
Ulm
Vehicle
Own motorcycle

Character of the trip

  • Mountain passes 5/5
  • Julian Alps & lakes 5/5
  • Comfort 4/5
  • Villages & valley towns 3/5
Base
Kranjska Gora, three days in the Triglav National Park area
Passes
Vršič, Predil, Grossglockner, Gailberg, Iselsberg
Route highlights
Julian Alps, Lake Bohinj, Soca valley, Tolmin

Four nights in Kranjska Gora, 2,000 km

It opens at the Seligweiler service area near Ulm. Via Bad Wörishofen, Starnberg and Bad Tölz the first stage runs to Bad Aibling, and on the second day the way crosses the Salzburg region and Carinthia over Kitzbühel, the Grossglockner and the Wurzenpass to Kranjska Gora. The group stays there four nights and explores Triglav National Park from that base. A support vehicle carries up to 15 kilograms of luggage per person, and you ride your own machine on tarmac.

Highlights

Around the Triglav

Two full days belong to the loop around Triglav National Park, once counter-clockwise and once clockwise. Tight hairpins and wide panoramas define these two stages, the centrepiece of the whole week.

The Vrsic and 50 Hairpins

With around 50 hairpins the Vrsic is one of the best-known alpine passes in the country. It lies on the route on three days, among them the run into Italy over the Predil Pass and on into the Carnic Alps.

A Stop at Lake Bohinj

On the afternoon of the third day you reach the quiet Lake Bohinj in the heart of the national park. The stop offers time to draw breath before the ride back to the base hotel closes out the stage.

The Soča Valley

The emerald-green Soča Valley keeps you company on several days. Between Tolmin and Predmeja narrow side roads wind along the valley floor, far from any motorway – a quiet contrast to the high passes.

Grossglockner Coming Back

The return runs over the Gailberg Saddle and the Iselsberg Pass to the Grossglockner, with an optional detour to the Edelweißspitze at 2,572 metres, before heading back through the Zillertal into Bavaria.

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Itinerary

Slovenia
Stage 1

Day 1–7

Slovenia

The way runs via Germany, Austria and Italy into the Julian Alps and back again.

Day 1: Ulm – Bad Aibling
Day 1 · Slovenia

Day 1: Ulm – Bad Aibling

It starts at the Seligweiler service area near Ulm East. Along federal and country roads the first stage leads through Swabia into Upper Bavaria, passing Bad Wörishofen, Starnberg and Bad Tölz, to the first hotel in Bad Aibling.

Day 2: Bad Aibling – Kranjska Gora
Day 2 · Slovenia

Day 2: Bad Aibling – Kranjska Gora

The second stage crosses the Salzburg region and Carinthia, over Kitzbühel, the Grossglockner and the Wurzenpass into Slovenia. The destination is the base hotel in Kranjska Gora, which becomes home for the next four nights.

Day 3: Julian Alps to Lake Bohinj
Day 3 · Slovenia

Day 3: Julian Alps to Lake Bohinj

From today the group spends three days in the country around Triglav National Park. The counter-clockwise circuit begins at the Vrsic Pass and is a dream for any rider. In the afternoon a detour to Lake Bohinj follows, before the return to the hotel.

Day 4: Julian Alps and the Vrsic Pass
Day 4 · Slovenia

Day 4: Julian Alps and the Vrsic Pass

The second day in the area runs once more around the national park, this time clockwise via Kranj and Tolmin, with a detour to Predmeja and back into the Soča Valley. In the afternoon the pass carries the group back to Kranjska Gora.

Day 5: Pass Circuit into Italy
Day 5 · Slovenia

Day 5: Pass Circuit into Italy

One last time up to the Vrsic, then over the Predil Pass into Italy. The stage leads through the Carnic Alps to the Plöcken Pass and the Nassfeld Pass, and via Tarvisio back to the hotel in Kranjska Gora.

Day 6: Slovenia to Bad Aibling
Day 6 · Slovenia

Day 6: Slovenia to Bad Aibling

The return begins via the Gail Valley, the Gailberg Saddle and the Iselsberg Pass to the Grossglockner, with an optional stop at the Edelweißspitze at 2,572 metres. Before Zell am See the way heads toward the Krimml Waterfalls and the Zillertal to the last shared hotel.

Day 7 · Slovenia

Day 7: Bad Aibling to Ulm

After breakfast the last stage is due: at Wendling the group leaves the motorway and travels via federal and country roads through Upper Bavaria and Swabia back to Ulm East Seligweiler, where the week comes to a close.

Transparently calculated

Services

All services of this motorcycle trip at a glance — a transparent breakdown of what is and isn't included in the tour price.

Included in the price

10
  • 2 nights at the 4-star Hotel St. Georg, Bad Aibling
  • 4 nights at the 4-star Hotel Kompas, Kranjska Gora (or equivalent)
  • 6 x half board
  • Welcome drink in Kranjska Gora
  • Free entry to Aqua Larik water park or the Kompas relaxation centre
  • Hotel registration fees
  • Free motorcycle parking at all hotels
  • Local tourist tax
  • Luggage transport in the support vehicle (up to 15 kg per person)
  • Information materials and route plans

Not included

3
  • Services not listed
  • Toll fees, environmental stickers and motorway vignettes for your own vehicle
  • Local spa taxes payable on site at the hotels

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The difficulty is moderate: you should be confident handling your machine on narrow, winding roads and have a reasonable level of physical fitness.

Yes, a support vehicle comes along and carries your luggage up to 15 kilograms per person, leaving you free to concentrate on the pass roads of the Julian Alps.

You ride your own machine. The roads through the Julian Alps and over the Vrsic are mostly well surfaced but narrow and winding in places.
Motourismo rider on a travel enduro

Vrsic, Triglav und das Soca-Tal von einem Standquartier aus – jetzt Platz ab Ulm sichern.

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