Drava Bike

Drava Cycling Route

Drava Bike is a Slovenian story along the Drava River – and at the same time part of the internationally recognised Drava Cycle Route, which connects Italy, Austria, Slovenia and Croatia along a route of approximately 710 km.

In Slovenia and Croatia, Drava Bike is divided into 6 well-marked stages (around 210 km in total), each between 30 and 50 km long. The stages run from the entry into Slovenia to the confluence of the Mura and Drava rivers in Croatia. They are ideal for families and leisure cyclists who want more than just kilometres in their legs: they enjoy discovering the most beautiful natural spots, feeling the vibe of the towns where they stop and spend the night, and indulging in local cuisine and authentic riverside experiences.

On Drava Bike, cycling blends with unique activities: rafting, paddling, swimming, gold panning, visiting natural attractions, and enjoying the rich cultural offer of towns and places along the Drava. Drava Bike offers an experience around every bend. It highlights the Slovenian character and quality of the experience, while remaining part of a great long-distance route that follows the Drava’s flow through four countries – making it the perfect choice for everyone who wants to combine local authenticity with an international cycling adventure.

The cycling route along Drava runs through 4 countries (Italy, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia) and has a total length of about 710 km. The route begins right next to the source of Drava on Toblach Field (Toblach) in Italy. It then continues through Austria, Slovenia, and finally Croatia (where the route is not yet fully arranged and marked