The Trans Dinarica, the first cycle route connecting all eight countries of the Western Balkans, has been released. The route covers approximately 5,480 kilometers over 95 stages as it rolls across Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, North Macedonia, Kosovo, and Serbia.
The extended Trans Dinarica navigational packs, provided through the Ride with GPS application, can be found on the route’s website, which provides cyclists with suggested itineraries and regional travel advice. The created app experience supplies travelers with detailed country information, turn-by-turn trail navigaton, information about cities and towns, weather updates, points of interest for each day, restaurants, tourism operators, services, and accommodations.
Responsible travel at its best
The Trans Dinarica, a trademarked cycle route, facilitates bicycle travel in the Western Balkans while prioritizing towns and villages. The route, and its countless combination of adventure itineraries across eight countries, spotlights responsible travel, culture, national parks, and ESCO sites.
50 kms per day, 20% of roads are gravel
The route averages 50 kilometers per stage (day) and follows quiet asphalt roads (approximately 80% of the route), forest trails, and bike paths. Supported by RECONOMY, USAID’s Economic Development, Governance and Enterprise Growth (EDGE) Project, and GIZ’s Sustainable Rural Development in Albania, the Trans Dinarica makes it easy for cyclists of all abilities to discover the region on two wheels.