Tag Archives: Slovenia

Cycling and bivvying in Slovenia

“I slept for eight days and cycled to the top of Everest” might not be everyone’s ideal holiday. But for anyone with a sense of adventure and a passing relationship with cycling, the West Loop of Slovenia’s pristine blue Julian Alps takes some beating. Plotted by cycling guru Joe Cruz on bikepacking.com, this 260-mile (418km)… Read More »

My family holiday was a 1,000-mile, eco-friendly train journey; we decided to fly home

I think there are simpler ways to get from London to Slovenia than the overland route I chose. I think about this when once again the kid from the rowdy football team sharing our Brussels-Frankfurt train kicks the back of my seat. Responsible adults have apparently abdicated responsibility. He probably jumped off the train. It’s… Read More »