Pikčasta Slovenija represents sixty-six circuits in Slovenia and abroad, in which you will have at least a thousand meters of ascent (and descent). From the Šavrin Hills of Slovenian Istria, Brkinov and the Vipava Valley (and from there to the Karst), to the heights above Soča and a few times to Veneška Slovenia, the royal circle around Triglav with 3800 meters of ascent, the slopes of pre-Alpine Slovenia above Idrija, Žirma, Kranje, to Osilnica and the steep ridges above it, the White Landscape and the circle around Trdinov vrh (the highest peak of the Gorjanci), through Kozjansko to Celje and Carinthia, around Uršlja gora, from Velikovac across Svinška planina, once the northernmost border of the Slovenian national territory, to Pohorje and across Kozjak, and to the largest Slovenian hills - Slovenske gorice, and at the end (beginning) a surprise for all lovers of Slovenian mountain stages - Prekmurje. There are also two up-and-down thousand-meter climbs, as in the guidebook of all seven independent Slovenian asphalt slopes, which reach the number one thousand in one fell swoop. One of the criteria for classifying a road in an individual circle was also traffic - there are roads in Slovenia where there is none.

The guide is available in several languages: Slovenian, English, Italian and German