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Slovenian active and eco-tourism development

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Slovenia is characterized as a premier European destination for active and eco-tourism, noted for its diverse landscapes and ecological approach to sustainable development. The country offers a wide variety of outdoor activities across different geographical regions, including the Alps, the Mediterranean, the Karst, and the Pannonian Plain. Specific activities mentioned include trekking, ~~cycling,~~ climbing, kayaking in underground lakes at Mount Peca, and observing large bear populations in the Kocevje forests. Ljubljana, the capital, serves as a central hub for visitors. The city is recognized as a green European capital where the historic center and the Ljubljanica River provide a social and navigable environment for leisure and sports. To further support recreation and daily commuting, Slovenian municipalities have expanded cycling infrastructure through new paths, trails, bike parks, and rental systems. Notable developments include a 6.2-kilometer connection between Medvode, Pirniče, and Vikrče, which features a 138-meter bridge over the Sava river and provides access to the Straža thermal spring. Additionally, a 13.74-kilometer regional route now connects Kamnik and Ljubljana via Mengeš and Trzin, serving both commuters and excursionists.

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