SloveniaA 23-year-old cyclist named Adam Jordan from Kostanjevice completed the Slovenian Touring Cycling Route (STKP), covering 1,841 kilometers and climbing 52,000 vertical meters over six days, 21 hours, and 20 minutes. The route, which celebrates its 10th anniversary, was designed to inspire others to take on cycling challenges, whether completing one stage or the entire route. Adam used a gravel bike adapted for varied terrain, carrying essential supplies including sleeping gear, food, and water. He started his journey on August 5, 2026, and finished early on August 12, traversing major mountainous regions across Slovenia. His goal was to complete the route as quickly as possible, though plans changed during the trip, with some sections requiring walking alongside his bike.
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