Difficulty

moderate

Duration

4–6 hours

Fitness Level

A moderate level of fitness is ideal to enjoy mixed terrain comfortably, supported by the e-bike’s pedal assistance.

Overview

Unlock the stunning landscapes around Bled, Slovenia on a cutting-edge e-mountain bike with FunTurist. Enjoy a full day of scenic rides through Vintgar Gorge and Radovna Valley tailored to your pace and style.

Bike Rental

Bled, Radovljica

Rent an E-Mountain Bike (One day rent)

24 hours • Minimum age is 14 • Discover River Bled on a Scott Aspect 910

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Date

Fri, Oct 3

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

Rent an E-Mountain Bike (One day rent) photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience the breathtaking countryside around Bled with the Scott Aspect 910 2017 model. Choose between guided excursions or explore the stunning Vintgar gorge and Radovna valley at your own pace. With 24 hours of adventure, this biking experience promises unforgettable memories in a picturesque setting.

With the Scott Aspect 910 2017 model and the countryside around Bled, you will have countless possibilities for fun

Duration

24 hours

About

You can head off on an excursion accompanied by one of our guides, or you can simply rent a bike and explore all the beauties of Vintgar gorge and Radovna valey on your own.

What time do I pick up the bikes?

Bikes can be picked up between 8am-10am

Adventure Tips

Charge your battery fully

E-bikes offer extended range but ensure your battery is fully charged to cover all planned terrain.

Wear sturdy shoes

Opt for shoes with good grip to handle both biking and a short walk around Vintgar Gorge’s wooden paths.

Carry water and snacks

Bring hydration and energy-rich snacks to stay fueled during longer rides through valleys and forests.

Respect trail etiquette

Yield to hikers on narrow trails and keep speeds controlled to protect both nature and other visitors.

Local Insights

Wildlife

Red deer
European green woodpecker

History

The Vintgar Gorge, mapped out in the late 19th century, showcases karst limestone formations unique to this region shaped by glacial waters.

Conservation

Local operators practice low-impact tourism that supports habitat protection and promotes responsible visitor behavior in the delicate alpine ecosystem.