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We'll meet at 8.30am in Ljubljana, where you'll get to know your guide and the rest of the group. The journey begins with a 45-minute train journey to Lesce.
From there, you'll hop on your bike for a short ride on the cycle path before walking 5 km along the Sava river. Then it's time to discover the packraft with an easy descent of around 5 km, ideal for learning the basics and gaining confidence with your boat.
The adventure continues with a few more pedal strokes to Lake Bled, where a packraft session on the waters of this glacial lake will give you the chance to test out navigation with the bike on board, while enjoying a view of the island of Bled, home to the iconic 15th-century Church of the Assumption.
The day's discovery of Packraft ends with an evening and overnight stay in a cosy inn.
After a hearty breakfast at the hostel, saddle up for a 27km stage along the Sava Bohinjka valley. A cycle path leads you through landscapes bordered by forests, alpine meadows and small traditional villages, all the way to Lake Bohinj. Located in the heart of the Triglav National Park and surrounded by mountains, it is Slovenia's largest glacial lake.
You then embark on a packraft session on the waters of the lake, perfect for smooth sailing, with a view of the summit of Triglav (2864 m), Slovenia's highest mountain.
Then it's time for adventure, with a trip down the Sava Bohinjka to Bohinjska Bistrica, a section offering a mix of calm zones and small rapids.
The day ends at the youth hostel, which welcomes you directly to the lakeside, a place popular with the locals for its sunsets.
After a short train ride to Podmelec, a small village nestled in the Bača Valley, you pick up your bike and take a winding road offering views of the wooded hills and gorges of the region, before descending to Tolmin, gateway to the famous Soča Valley.
From here, we continue on a cycle path along the Soča River, renowned for its emerald colour and clear waters, to reach Robidišče. This typical little village is close to the Italian border. It's a quiet, unspoilt place, perfect for discovering traditional rural architecture.
Arriving at the hostel, we take time to rest and enjoy a convivial meal.
This day is entirely dedicated to packraft sailing, a total immersion in Slovenia's waters.
We start with a descent on the Soča River, famous for its emerald colour and dynamic flow, offering a perfect mix of calm sections and small, accessible rapids, as much for thrill-seekers as for those in search of exploration with a view of Slovenia's typical landscapes.
Next, we change atmosphere by heading up the Idrijca river, a more peaceful tributary surrounded by cliffs and dense forests.
The evening is spent in the village of Most na Soči.
The day begins with a short bus journey, making it easier to get down to the packraft without the weight of the bikes. Once we arrive at our starting point, it's off for a 10km ride on the Idrijca River! This river is a favourite with fly fishermen for its abundance of trout and grayling.
In the afternoon, we're back on our bikes for a gravel ride along back roads and forest tracks.
We arrive in Dvor, a small Slovenian country village with a simple, welcoming atmosphere. We spend the evening enjoying a convivial meal in an inn.
Today we're off for a full day of gravel riding, a more challenging stage with 42 km and 800 m of Ascent. Our destination, Škofja Loka, is one of Slovenia's oldest and best-preserved medieval towns, characterised by colourful buildings and picturesque alleyways.
After a day of hard work, Škofja Loka is the ideal place to relax and discover its historical and cultural heritage.
On this last day, you can enjoy your packraft one last time with a 7 km descent of the Sava Bohinjka river. Then it's back on the bikes for a 16km ride back to Ljubljana.
Back in the capital, we leave this adventure between rivers, lakes and villages with our bags full of souvenirs.
My name is Lou, and I’m an International mountain Leader (IML), instructor in kayaking, climbing, and cycling. I'm passionate about nature, adventure, and exploration it’s always a pleasure for me to take you across mountains and rivers.
Through play and practice, my goal is to gradually guide you toward autonomy!
See you soon on the water or in the mountains!
You want to discover a new way of exploring the great outdoors by combining cycling and packraft.
You're comfortable with 4-6 hour days of alternating gravel and river navigation.
You'll cycle between 5 and 40 km a day, with gradients of up to 600 m D+, on accessible paths that require no advanced technical level.
You want an adventure that balances effort, pleasure and discovery, with Slovenia's varied landscapes.
You can reach Ljubljana railway station by taking an overnight train from Stuttgart.
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Unless safety is at stake (storm, avalanche, flood...).
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You don’t need to be a top athlete or mountain expert to feel at home. Most Wildhartt participants are between 25 and 60 years old, with a balanced mix of women and men.
Many join solo or in small groups of two or three. They often live in cities and are looking for a meaningful brea some time to reconnect with nature, slow down, and enjoy something real.
They usually have a regular movement practice (hiking, running, yoga...), but not with a competitive mindset. They’re in good shape, but don’t necessarily have technical skills. What brings them together is a shared desire to disconnect, observe, learn, and experience nature in a more grounded, accessible way.
If that speaks to you, you'll feel right at home. The group spirit is kind and open, and the pace adapts to everyone.
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