Rogla HC
391The Rogla climb is a celebrated route in Slovenia, known for its steady ascent, scenic forest views, and the stunning alpine landscape that awaits at the top. Located in the Pohorje Mountains, this climb to the Rogla ski and recreation resort attracts both recreational cyclists and those looking for a serious challenge in Slovenia’s diverse terrain.
Length: 13.37km
Average gradient: 7.2%
Elevation difference: 967m
You start at 418.8m and finish at 1386.4m
Athletes climbed: 2913
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Rogla is a must do HC climb in Slovenia
Starting from the town of Zreče, the climb to Rogla stretches approximately 13 kilometers and gains about 1,000 meters in elevation. With an average gradient of 7-8% and some steeper sections around 10% closer to the summit, the ascent demands stamina and consistent pacing. The climb is steady and enduring, providing a great test of endurance as cyclists make their way up through the dense forests of the Pohorje region. The road itself winds through lush, green landscapes, with forested sections that provide shade and add to the tranquil ambiance of the climb. Traffic is generally light, especially outside the winter ski season, allowing cyclists to immerse themselves fully in the peaceful surroundings. The serene, natural setting is a defining feature of the Rogla climb, with occasional glimpses of the panoramic vistas through the trees.
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All the way up to the ski resort
Upon reaching Rogla, cyclists are rewarded with expansive views over the Pohorje Mountains and beyond. The resort area offers a chance to rest and recharge, with cafes and facilities at the top, and is a perfect spot to enjoy the alpine setting. For those interested in extending their adventure, Rogla has various trails for both cycling and hiking, adding options for further exploration of the mountain. The descent back to Zreče is smooth and exhilarating, with wide turns and a well-maintained road, though caution is advised for any wet patches or forest debris. The Rogla climb is ideal for those who seek a satisfying, moderate-to-hard ascent paired with Slovenia’s natural beauty. It’s a must-try route for cyclists aiming to conquer one of Slovenia’s renowned climbs and enjoy the tranquil, high-altitude landscapes at Rogla.
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