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42. Na Skali ****

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Upper Soča Valley does not provide really a vast choice of mountain bike trails, but those which do all get at least four marks out of five. It's unbelievable where and what sort of single tracks you can find in those mountains where only sheep and goats dare to explore the ways ... Impressions

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