Bespoke Cycling, Triathlon & Endurance Experiences in Slovenia
Road cycling, gravel biking, triathlon, running and hiking holidays – designed for athletes of all levels. Based in the alpine village of Luče, at the foot of the Kamnik–Savinja Alps, our training retreats are set in an endurance enthusiast’s playground.
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Location – Train in the Heart of Slovenia’s Alps
The alpine village of Luče (550m above sea level) lies in Slovenia’s Upper Savinja Valley, surrounded by majestic peaks rising over 2,000m. With endless quiet roads, scenic gravel paths, and mountain trails, it’s the perfect base for cyclists, triathletes, runners and hikers who thrive on challenging climbs and inspiring landscapes.
What We Offer
- ✔ Self-catered athlete accommodation designed for active lifestyles
- ✔ Airport transfers – with bikes and luggage handled
- ✔ Bespoke itineraries & route planning tailored to your goals
- ✔ Guided rides and runs with expert local knowledge
- ✔ Fully coached options for road cycling & triathlon
Whether you want a relaxed cycling holiday, a self-guided adventure, or a fully supported training camp, we’ll create a bespoke experience just for you.
Athlete-Friendly Accommodation in Luče
Your base in Slovenia is a spacious, self-catered apartment designed with active people in mind. Perfect for groups, training partners, or families, it provides everything you need to recover, refuel and relax after big days in the mountains.
Apartment Features
- ✔ Two double bedrooms & four single beds – sleeps up to 7 guests
- ✔ Large kitchen & dining area for group meals
- ✔ Two bathrooms and utility room with laundry facilities
- ✔ TV room, two balconies, garden space and bike storage
Village Facilities
Luče offers everything you need within walking distance: a well-stocked convenience store, bakery, three friendly bars/cafés, and a local restaurant serving pizza and traditional Slovenian dishes.
Extra Comfort
Want to spend less time cooking and more time exploring? We can provide home-cooked meals and even arrange a grocery shop before your arrival, so your camp starts hassle-free.
Road Cycling in the Kamnik–Savinja Alps
Epic mountain passes, quiet valley roads and rolling countryside – it’s no surprise that Slovenia is now producing some of the world’s fastest cyclists. From Luče, you’ll find routes for every type of rider, from steady endurance spins to all-out climbing days in the Alps.
Local Highlights
- ✔ Črnivec Pass – 10 km at 4.4% average gradient
- ✔ Golte – 15 km at 6.9% average gradient
- ✔ Pavličevo Sedlo – 16.6 km at 5.3% average gradient, a legendary border climb into Austria
With two alpine passes directly out of Luče and a rolling valley road in the other direction, you’ll never run out of variety. Whether you’re building endurance or testing yourself on long climbs, this is cycling at its purest. See sample routes with photos here.
Gravel Biking in Slovenia’s Wilderness
The gravel riding in Slovenia is nothing short of exceptional. From Luče, you can disappear into quiet mountain valleys and remote alpine tracks where few cyclists ever go. Every direction from the village offers long, steady climbs of 10–15 km, leading to panoramic views, wildlife encounters, and traditional mountain huts serving hearty meals and sweet Slovenian treats.
Why You’ll Love It
- ✔ Remote climbs of 10–15 km into the Kamnik–Savinja Alps
- ✔ Alpine wildlife and unspoiled natural landscapes
- ✔ Mountain huts offering food, drinks and overnight stays
- ✔ Well-maintained gravel roads suitable for all types of off-road bikes
- ✔ Opportunities for multi-day bikepacking adventures
Whether you prefer a challenging day ride or a multi-day hut-to-hut adventure, Slovenia’s gravel network offers endless opportunities. See our gravel routes and photos on Strava .
Running & Hiking in the Slovenian Alps
The terrain around Luče is made for endurance athletes who love climbing. On or off-road, you’ll gain elevation fast with routes that challenge ultra-runners, mountain athletes, and hikers alike. From the village, you can head straight up Raduha (2,200 m) or choose from dozens of surrounding peaks above 2,000 m.
Highlights
- ✔ Endless alpine routes for trail running and hiking
- ✔ Big mountain days with over 2,000 m peaks
- ✔ Multi-day adventures with overnight stays in mountain huts
- ✔ Hearty alpine food and local schnapps to refuel post-adventure
- ✔ The nearby Logar Valley (Logarska Dolina) offers some of the most epic alpine routes in Slovenia
Whether you’re an ultra-runner chasing vertical gain, or a hiker looking for spectacular alpine scenery, the Kamnik–Savinja Alps offer limitless opportunities.
Training Camp Packages
Every athlete’s needs are different, so we’ll work with you to create a package that suits your goals, group size, and length of stay. Here’s an example of what’s included in a typical camp:
- 5 nights in self-catered athlete accommodation
- First evening meal and first breakfast provided
- Ride snacks for your daily adventures
- Airport transfers with bike transport
- Itinerary & route planning with daily briefings
From €550 per person (based on 5 people sharing)
Optional Extras
- ✔ Full stay training plan with structured triathlon, cycling & running sessions
- ✔ Guided rides with expert local knowledge
- ✔ Home-cooked meals prepared on-site
- ✔ Pre-arrival grocery shop for hassle-free start
- ✔ Shuttle services to/from run, hike, or open-water swim locations
- ✔ Bike hire available on request
Want something tailored? Let’s arrange a planning call and design your perfect camp.
Slovenia Camps – Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Luče?
Do you offer guided tours?
Can you help with route planning?
Do you offer airport transfers?
Can I hire bikes?
How many people can stay?
What amenities are in the village?
Is English widely spoken?
Is Slovenia expensive?
What’s the weather like and when should I visit?
- June–August: Warm (low 20s to low 30s °C); can feel hotter on climbs.
- May, September, October: Bright, sunny and slightly cooler — ideal for training.
- December–February: Winter often brings heavy snow.
- Spring (to April): Snow can linger in high peaks and affect off-road routes.
Is there a tourist tax?
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