Proga 5
With the Proga 5, the mountain bike region of Rogla in Alpine Slovenia has a difficult and varied trail on its must-bike list. Jumps, drops and roots await on this exciting trail - don't be fooled by the flat start of the trail. Because the Proga 5 single trail challenges experienced bikers to a wild ride!
From the lift station, Proga 5 first leads relatively flat across the meadow on the slope before we then plunge directly into the dense forest on the single trail. We repeatedly cross the slope, which is a busy ski piste in winter, until we disappear back into the earthy and rocky trail in the forest. Small jumps, steps and wooden elements add variety to the Proga 5 descent, which now leads us steadily curve by curve towards the valley. Due to the incline, things can get quite fast here.
Endless dark green in Rogla
If you haven't had enough of the Proga 5, you can also quickly switch to the Proga 6/7 on the route. Both alternatives are also marked in black and offer even more flow, double jumps and challenging roots. The high speed on the steep slope should not be underestimated. The Rogla bike park therefore offers a surprising number of possible combinations to make your trail day a varied one.
What else there is to know about the MTB single track
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Since 2024, there have also been two trails in Rogla Bike Park that are specifically aimed at families.
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