Britof Loop

A road cycling route starting from Britof

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Through picturesque towns and tranquil hills

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Map miniature of "Britof Loop" cycling inspiration in Zahodna Slovenija, Slovenia. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

Embark on a cycling adventure through the scenic landscapes of West Slovenia. The Britof Loop takes you on a 46-kilometer journey, offering a perfect blend of nature and cultural exploration. With a moderate difficulty level, this route is suitable for well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlight of the route is the ascent to Grmada at 26 kilometers, where you can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding area. Other attractions along the way include the charming towns of Šenčur and Medvode, each with its own unique character.

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46 km

295 m

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Start: Britof Village center

Britof: Adventurous cycling destination with beautiful landscapes and nearby Lake Bohinj.

Britof, located in Zahodna Slovenija, Slovenia, offers a variety of cycling opportunities for adventurous road and gravel cyclists. The region boasts stunning natural landscapes and charming countryside roads, providing a memorable setting for a cycling adventure. One of the famous cycling spots nearby is Lake Bohinj, which is surrounded by quiet roads and offers spectacular views of the Julian Alps. Gravel cyclists can also explore the region's network of off-road trails and paths. With its scenic beauty and versatile cycling routes, Britof is a cyclist's paradise.

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ŠenčurVillage

Located in Šenčur, this quaint town offers a glimpse into Slovenian culture, with its historic buildings and charming atmosphere.

8 km

Zgornji BrnikVillage

Zgornji Brnik is a small village known for its beautiful countryside and peaceful surroundings.

20 km

Debeli hrib430 mPeak

Debeli Hrib, meaning 'Fat Hill,' offers a challenging climb that rewards cyclists with stunning views at the top.

26 km

Grmada676 mPeak

At 26 kilometers, Grmada stands tall as one of the highest points on the route, providing cyclists with an impressive panoramic view of the surrounding area.