One of the goals of Cyclelive Magazine is to inspire readers to see and experience as much of the world as possible while cycling. By bike, you can explore every nook and cranny in detail while completing training rides or tourist tours at your own level. In my opinion, exploring new roads is just as joyful and addictive as cycling itself. And since 1+1 has always been at least two, it’s also twice as much fun and enjoyment.
Many of us have undoubtedly visited Seville, the beautiful historic capital of Spain’s southernmost region. Or are planning to. To explore the surrounding region in addition to spending a few days in the city, we’ve decided to set out on a bike ride. By following sections of two very diverse routes from the EuroVelo network—the Atlantic Coast Route and the Mediterranean Route—we leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind.
In this article, we take you to the Green Karst in southern Slovenia. A region where gravel and/or mountain biking offers you unprecedented opportunities to explore nature in an adventurous way.
