Bale - Palud
The 8.2 km route from Bale heads towards Palud bay. It covers the outward leg only, and the reserve is explored on foot.
MoreGravel rides of 9.8 and 21.3 km start in Bale. Their lengths and proportions of asphalt differ, so choose your bike to suit the surface.
Route 231, Skrivena baština, starts and finishes in Bale. Of its 9.8 km, 8.8 km are gravel and one kilometre is asphalt. Allow around an hour and a half. Although this is the shorter option, almost the entire ride is off asphalt, making it suitable for a trekking, mountain or electric bike equipped for that surface.
Route 251, Okusi Mediterana, runs from Bale through Krmed and Lokva back to Bale. The 21.3 km route includes 15.5 km of gravel and 5.8 km of asphalt. Allow an hour and a half to two hours. The climb towards St Michael comes early in the ride, followed by a mixture of villages and forest tracks.
Small loose stones call for care on this route, especially in rain. Mountain, trekking and electric bikes with tyres suited to gravel are appropriate for this loop too. Stay on open tracks and avoid shortcuts across private land. On sections shared with cars, expect traffic rather than assuming the road will be empty.
For: families, first time visitors, history lovers, nature lovers, athletes, recreationists
What to do: activities, sea, landscape, recreation
The 8.2 km route from Bale heads towards Palud bay. It covers the outward leg only, and the reserve is explored on foot.
MoreThis 40.5 km cycling loop links Bale, Vodnjan and Svetvinčenat. It includes gravel and other unpaved sections as well as asphalt.
MoreThis 36.3 km loop runs from Bale via Vodnjan to Fažana. The return passes through Peroj, with short unpaved stretches breaking up the asphalt sections.
MoreWalk or cycle the Parenzana along a former narrow-gauge railway. The 21 km gravel section from Grožnjan to Livade passes through tunnels and over viaducts.
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