Cycling to Peričnik Waterfall from Bled, Slovenia

E-bike through Triglav National Park to a waterfall you can walk behind, with a farm lunch.

Start

Start

Bled

Bled

Group

Group

Up to 8

Up to 8

Bike

Bike

E-bike

E-bike

The Radovna Valley runs from Bled into Triglav National Park, a quiet strip of meadows, forest and old farmhouses that most visitors to the lake never see. Near Mojstrana it reaches Peričnik, a tall waterfall with a path that takes you behind the falling water.

The tour we link to does the trip on e-bikes in a small group of up to eight. You ride through the valley to Peričnik, walk about 15 minutes up to the falls, then continue into the Vrata Valley for a look at the north face of Triglav, Slovenia’s highest mountain. Lunch is at a farm in the valley, and there is an optional stop at the Pocar Homestead, an old farmhouse museum.

The e-bike does most of the climbing, so you need moderate fitness but no mountain biking experience. The day takes six to eight hours and finishes back in Bled.

Duration

Duration

6 to 8 hours

Difficulty

Difficulty

Moderate fitness; e-bike

Price from

Price from

From €130

Season

Season

Spring to mid-November

Minimum age

Minimum age

7+, must ride a bike

Group size

Group size

Small group, up to 8

Starting point

Starting point

Bled (pickup from Ljubljana available)

Includes

Includes

E-bike, helmet, guide, farm lunch

Who is it for?

Best for: Active travellers staying in Bled who want a day in the mountains without a hard climb. Families with older children do well too: riders must be at least seven.

Skip it if: You can’t ride a bike confidently, or you only have half a day. The tour takes most of a day, and the transfer back to Ljubljana leaves in the evening.

How the day runs

  1. Meet your guide in Bled and get fitted for your e-bike and helmet.

  2. Ride into the Radovna Valley past meadows, forest and farm villages.

  3. Walk about 15 minutes up to Peričnik Waterfall and step behind the falls.

  4. Continue into the Vrata Valley, under the north face of Triglav.

  5. Lunch at a farm, an optional visit to the Pocar Homestead, then ride back to Bled.

Coming from Ljubljana? The return transfer usually leaves Bled between 7 and 9 pm, so plan an evening by the lake.

Peričnik e-bike tour questions

How much does the Peričnik e-bike tour cost?

From €130 per person, with the e-bike, helmet, guide and a farm lunch included. Entry to the Pocar Homestead is a few euros extra, about €3.50 for adults.

Do I need to be fit?

A moderate level of fitness is enough. The e-bike handles most of the climbing and you don’t need mountain biking experience, but you do need to ride a bike comfortably.

Can you really walk behind Peričnik Waterfall?

Yes. A short path leads behind the main fall, so you stand behind the curtain of water. Expect spray and a slippery path, and wear shoes with good grip.

Can I join from Ljubljana?

Yes, pickup from Ljubljana is available. The return transfer usually leaves Bled between 7 and 9 pm, so you may have a few hours at Lake Bled after the ride.

Is it suitable for children?

Children aged seven and up can join if they ride confidently. It is not suitable for younger children or anyone who can’t ride a bike.

Ready to ride?

A small-group e-bike day from Bled to Peričnik Waterfall and the Vrata Valley, with a farm lunch.

View from behind Peričnik Waterfall in Triglav National Park, Slovenia

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Ready to ride?

A small-group e-bike day from Bled to Peričnik Waterfall and the Vrata Valley, with a farm lunch.

From €130

per person; e-bike and lunch included

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