Cycling travel blog: 37 inspiring journeys and remarkable routes [2025]
Creating a travel blog is not just about sharing experiences but also about inspiring others to explore the world. A well-crafted blog can combine a passion for travel with a unique storytelling voice, drawing readers into the adventures and insights of each journey. From scenic cycling routes to unforgettable cultural encounters, such a platform offers endless opportunities to connect with like-minded enthusiasts. These are our cycling journeys, described on the pages of this blog.
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Selected routes featured on our cycling blog:
- Havel Cycle Route - Brandenburg, Germany
- Vistula Cycling Route - Pomorskie, Poland
- Cycling Vorarlberg - Austria
- Aare Cycle Route - Switzerland
- North-South Route - Switzerland
- Central Lapland Gravel Loop - Lapland, Finland
- EuroVelo 10 - Courland, Latvia
- Tauber-Altmühl Cycle Route - Franconia, Germany
- Szczecin Lagoon Cycle Route - West Pomerania, Poland
- Lower Lusatia Mining Route - Brandenburg, Germany
- EuroVelo 10 - West Pomerania, Poland
- Vistula Cycling Route - Małopolska, Poland
- EuroVelo 10/13 - Pomorskie, Poland
- Cycling Burgundy - France
- Waterline Route - Netherlands
- Cycle Route around Uckermark - Brandenburg, Germany
- Lower Silesian Cycling Land - Lower Silesia, Poland
- Cycling Route around the Tatras - Małopolska, Poland
- Alpe-Adria Bicycle Route - Austria, Italy
- Jura Route - Switzerland
- Lakes Route - Switzerland
- Loire by Bike - Loire Valley, France
- Oder-Spree-Tour - Brandenburg, Germany
- Hessen Railway Cycle Route - Hesse, Germany
- Hohenzollern Experience Bicycle Route - Franconia, Germany
- Drava Cycle Route - Carinthia, Austria
- Poprad Valley cycling route - Małopolska, Poland
- Carinthian Lake Loop - Carinthia, Austria
- Rhine Cycle Route - Switzerland
- Ore Mountains Cycle Route - Saxony, Germany
- Velo Dunajec - Małopolska, Poland
- Baltic Sea Cycle Route (EuroVelo 10) - Denmark
- Cycling Friesland and the Wadden Sea - Netherlands
- Enns Cycle Route - Austria
- Elbe Cycle Route - Saxony, Germany
- Berlin Wall Trail - Berlin, Germany
- Cycling Trentino - Italy
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Havel Cycle Route - Brandenburg, Germany
The Havel Cycle Route offers a scenic ride along the Havel River, starting at its source in Ankershagen, Mecklenburg, and ending at its confluence with the Elbe. This well-marked trail takes cyclists through the varied landscapes of Brandenburg. With its mostly flat terrain, the route is accessible to riders of all skill levels. It features a mix of paved and unpaved sections, all kept in excellent condition. The Havel Cycle Route provides a rich experience of northeastern Germany, from peaceful lakeshores to lively cities, making it a popular choice for those looking to explore the region's natural beauty and cultural highlights.
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Vistula Cycling Route - Pomorskie, Poland
The Vistula Cycling Route in Pomorskie has gained a fresh appeal through its inclusion in the international EuroVelo 9 route, which links the Baltic Sea with the Adriatic. Thanks to European Union funding, the route now boasts new cycling paths, rest areas, and updated guides. In some sections, entirely new roads have been constructed, while in others, the route continues along existing public roads, which generally see very low traffic. With the introduction of new cycling route signage in Poland, the Vistula Cycling Route is now marked with fluorescent orange signs, featuring the symbols of both EuroVelo 9 and the Vistula Cycling Route.
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Cycling Vorarlberg - Austria
Vorarlberg, the westernmost region of Austria, offers a variety of well-marked cycling routes that highlight its beautiful alpine scenery and quaint villages. A standout experience begins at Silvretta Lake, located high in the Silvretta Alps, where the stunning turquoise waters set the perfect scene for an unforgettable adventure. Cyclists can then follow the Montafon Cycle Path, which meanders through the charming Montafon Valley, surrounded by majestic peaks and peaceful meadows. Vorarlberg’s excellent cycling infrastructure includes well-maintained trails, clear signage, and cyclist-friendly facilities, catering to both leisurely riders and seasoned adventurers.
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Aare Cycle Route - Switzerland
The Aare Cycle Route showcases Switzerland's varied landscapes, from majestic mountains to peaceful lakeshores and historic medieval towns. It's a popular choice for cyclists eager to discover the country's natural beauty and rich heritage. Starting near the Grimsel Pass, the route descends through stunning alpine scenery to Meiringen, home to the dramatic Aare Gorge. From there, it follows the shores of Lake Brienz and Lake Thun. The trail passes through Old Town in Bern, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before continuing through the calm rural areas of the Swiss Mittelland. The journey ends in Koblenz, where the Aare flows into the Rhine.
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North-South Route - Switzerland
The Nord-Süd-Route (North-South Route) is one of the most renowned cycling routes in Switzerland. Marked as Route 3, it is part of Veloland, a national network of nine Swiss tourist cycling routes. The Nord-Süd-Route begins in Basel in northern Switzerland and ends in Chiasso in the south, crossing the main chain of the Alps via the famous Gotthard Pass. This route offers over 360 kilometers of an unforgettable cycling adventure, though several sections are more challenging compared to other routes in Switzerland's "top 9". For a relatively short route - 360 kilometers being suited for a 5-day or at most week-long journey - the Nord-Süd-Route is remarkably diverse in terms of the landscapes it traverses. (33)
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Central Lapland Gravel Loop - Lapland, Finland
The Central Lapland Gravel Loop is a cycling adventure that takes you deep into the heart of Lapland in Finland. This loop winds through pristine Arctic landscapes, featuring vast forests, rolling hills, and remote gravel roads that provide an authentic connection to nature. Along the way, you’ll encounter stunning views of rivers, lakes, and occasional wildlife, offering opportunities for unforgettable photos or moments of quiet reflection. The Central Lapland Gravel Loop is designed for those seeking an off-the-beaten-path experience, ideal for gravel bike enthusiasts who enjoy a mix of challenge and serenity. The biggest highlights? Reindeer and Santa Claus.
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EuroVelo 10 - Courland, Latvia
Looking back on our week in Latvia, the variety we experienced each day really stands out. From Liepāja, where history meets modern life and beautiful beaches, to quiet seaside towns, and finally to Kuldīga with its unique wooden buildings - every day brought something different. Our journey through the historic Courland region impressed us not only with its lovely landscapes but also with unexpected attractions. Highlights included visits to Ķemeri and Slītere National Parks, where we enjoyed both relaxation and nature. We ended the trip with a walk through Old Town in Riga, full of history, monuments, and even some modern touches.
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Tauber-Altmühl Cycle Route - Franconia, Germany
The Tauber and Altmühl River Cycling Route offers an unforgettable experience, connecting two scenic rivers in one journey. It begins in Wertheim, where the Tauber joins the Main River, and follows the Tauber upstream to the beautiful Rothenburg ob der Tauber. This iconic Franconian town, sitting at the trail's highest point, is often seen as its highlight. From Rothenburg, the route crosses the European Watershed to meet the Altmühl River, which flows gently downstream to Kelheim, where it joins the Danube. This cycle route combines diverse landscapes and charming sights, making it a must for exploring southern Germany.
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Szczecin Lagoon Cycle Route - West Pomerania, Poland
The full cycling loop around Szczecin Lagoon and Lake Dąbie spans 296 kilometers. Around 200 kilometers of the route are located in West Pomerania, a Polish region known for its growing network of tourist cycling paths. The other 100 kilometers lie in Germany, offering a glimpse into their well-organized approach to cycling tourism. Together, these sections create a fantastic opportunity for a multi-day cycling trip through West Pomerania and neighboring Mecklenburg. Thanks to good train connections in Poland, the route is also ideal for one-day rides or weekend getaways at any time of the year.
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Lower Lusatia Mining Route - Brandenburg, Germany
The Niederlausitzer Bergbautour, or Lower Lusatia Mining Route, is a cycling route in the southern part of Brandenburg. It takes you through over 150 years of brown coal mining history, combining industrial sites, pretty towns, old and active mines, and new landscapes. One of the main highlights is the F60 overburden conveyor bridge in Lichterfeld, known as the "lying Eiffel Tower" because of its huge size. This old industrial structure is now open to visitors, where you can take a tour and learn about the region’s mining past.
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EuroVelo 10 - West Pomerania, Poland
Poland's EuroVelo 10, also known as Velo Baltica, stretches approximately 540 kilometers from Świnoujście to Elbląg, with around 240 kilometers running through West Pomerania. The Velo Baltica route is especially popular in summer, attracting thousands of cyclists daily, as recorded by counters along the path. However, Velo Baltica is also a great choice for a long weekend in spring or autumn, or even for two separate two-day trips during the year. Convenient train connections make it easy to split the route into two stages: Świnoujście to Kołobrzeg and Kołobrzeg to Ustka, perfect for weekend adventures.
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Vistula Cycling Route - Małopolska, Poland
The Vistula Cycling Route in Malopolska spans 230 kilometers, stretching from Oświęcim through Kraków to Szczucin, a town on the border of the Małopolska and Świętokrzyskie regions. According to the official Visit Małopolska website, 210 kilometers of this route are complete, mostly laid out on comfortable and safe bike paths built on the Vistula’s flood embankments. It's worth mentioning that none of the other provinces along the Vistula in southern Poland have developed their own infrastructure for cycling tourists.
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EuroVelo 10/13 - Pomorskie, Poland
EuroVelo 10 traverses the Pomeranian Voivodeship in northern Poland, offering cyclists a diverse and scenic journey along the Baltic coastline. Spanning approximately 300 kilometers, this segment begins at the border with the West Pomeranian Voivodeship and passes through notable locations such as Ustka, Łeba, Puck, Gdańsk, and concludes in Elbląg. While some sections of the trail feature well-maintained asphalt paths, particularly those repurposed from former railway lines, other parts may present more challenging terrain, such as sandy or uneven surfaces, especially within natural reserves like the Słowiński National Park. It's advisable for cyclists to be prepared for these varying conditions.
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Cycling Burgundy - France
Last year's journey along the Loire River bike route left us with fond memories of cycling tourism in France. So, we decided to return to the land of Joan of Arc and explore another region from the saddle. We chose Burgundy, where we embarked on several cycling routes that allowed us to traverse Burgundy from north to south in excellent conditions. We spent a few days cycling from Dijon through Macon to Lyon, following the main stretch of Burgundy's vineyards.
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Waterline Route - Netherlands
The Waterline Route in the Netherlands is a popular cycling route that runs along the historical fortification system known as the Waterline. The Waterline was a unique defensive system that utilized inundated areas as a natural barrier to protect the Netherlands from hostile invasions. Along this route, there is an excellent cycling route, providing a fantastic way to embark on a cycling journey through the Netherlands and an opportunity to get to know this very cycling-friendly country.
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Cycle Route around Uckermark - Brandenburg, Germany
The Uckermärkischer Radrundweg cycling route spans approximately 260 kilometers and, as its name suggests, forms a loop around the entire Uckermark district. Along the route, you’ll encounter the Lower Oder Valley National Park (Nationalpark Unteres Odertal), the Schorfheide-Chorin Biosphere Reserve, and the Uckermark Lakes Nature Park (Uckermärkische Seen). In the southeastern section (Schwedt-Angermünde-Templin-Lychen), the route primarily follows separate, well-maintained cycling infrastructure away from cars. The northern section mostly utilizes public roads, which generally have very light traffic.
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Lower Silesian Cycling Land - Lower Silesia, Poland
The Lower Silesian Cycling Land, situated in the Barycz Valley of Lower Silesia, is a cyclist's haven featuring a network of well-maintained trails, including a standout route along a former narrow-gauge railway line. This primary route serves as the backbone of the region's cycling infrastructure, offering smooth and scenic rides through diverse landscapes. The area is renowned for its rich natural beauty, notably the Milicz Ponds, which are among Europe's largest fishpond complexes and a significant bird habitat. The combination of natural beauty, well-developed infrastructure, and cultural richness makes the Lower Silesian Cycling Land a must-visit destination for cycling enthusiasts. (28)
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Cycling Route around the Tatras - Małopolska, Poland
As noted on the official website, the Cycling Route around the Tatras is designed to provide access to the scenic, cultural, historical, and natural treasures of Podhale, as well as those of Spiš, Orava, and Liptov - regions shared by Poland and Slovakia. Thanks to the high accessibility of the cycling paths being constructed for this route, the Cycling Route around the Tatras will serve not only as a tourist and recreational route but also as a backbone of cycling infrastructure for everyday local transportation. This means it will benefit not only tourists but also residents of towns and villages along the route. While a significant portion of the route follows dedicated cycling paths, some sections run along public roads.
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Alpe-Adria Bicycle Route - Austria, Italy
The Alpe-Adria Cycle Route is one of those projects that perfectly showcase the potential of cycling tourism. Revitalizing old, unused infrastructure in Italy, organizing a network of cyclist-friendly amenities such as accommodations, restaurants, and even specialized transport services for cyclists in Austria and Italy - all set against a spectacular backdrop of some of Europe’s most stunning landscapes. These breathtaking views are complemented by fascinating cultural, historical, and natural attractions. All these elements come together to create an outstanding experience, evident in the nearly idyllic cycling scenes around the old train station in Chiusaforte.
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Jura Route - Switzerland
The Jura Route is a challenging cycling trail in Switzerland's second mountain range after the Alps. Long, gentle stretches of the cycling route wind through the quiet Jura plateaus, interspersed with steep, multi-kilometer climbs up the main Jura ridge. Cycling adventures are enriched by Swiss traditions characteristic of the Jura region - cities like La Sentier and La Chaux-de-Fonds became hubs of Swiss watchmaking, while the Travers Valley is where absinthe, the spirit whose production was banned for nearly a century, was first created. A major highlight of cycling the Jura Route is the tranquil, idyllic mountain scenery it traverses.
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Lakes Route - Switzerland
Another excellent cycling route in Switzerland is the Lakes Route – yet another 500-kilometer cycling adventure on our list. It begins at Lake Constance, traverses the Swiss Plateau and the Bernese Alps, and ends at Lake Geneva. Along the way, it passes through renowned Swiss resorts such as Gstaad, Interlaken, and Montreux, while also running along the turquoise waters of Lake Brienz and through the land of the famous Gruyère cheese. Many kilometers of the route wind through quiet alpine valleys, where narrow paved roads are shared with just a few locals and farmers. The Lakes Route is a perfect choice for those wanting to enjoy a cycling holiday in the Alps.
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Loire by Bike - Loire Valley, France
The Loire Valley Bike Route in France is another of the most famous and popular bike routes in Europe that we had the opportunity to ride. The route connecting Orleans, Blois, Amboise, Tours, and Angers leads along safe bike paths, both asphalt and gravel, as well as public roads. Its popularity among cyclists from all over Europe is due to the historical and scenic attractiveness of the route, which leads through well-preserved castles and palaces as well as other historic buildings of various origins, architectural styles, and current uses. Cyclists enjoy numerous amenities, including a well-developed accommodation base friendly to cyclists.
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Oder-Spree-Tour - Brandenburg, Germany
From our trip along the Oder-Spree Cycle Route in Brandenburg, we returned with better impressions than those I brought back from the more popular Oder-Neisse Cycle Route. The Oder-Spree-Tour is a 270-kilometer loop through the Oder-Spree Lake District, winding among forests, lakes, and canals in the eastern part of Germany, offering a pleasant, close connection to the green side of Brandenburg. The nearest major cities to the route are Berlin and Frankfurt (Oder). Among the smaller towns are Beeskow, Storkow, and Fürstenwalde on the Spree, known for their well-preserved medieval urban layouts.
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Hessen Railway Cycle Route - Hesse, Germany
The BahnRadweg Hessen, or the Hessen Railway Cycle Route, is the longest cycling route in Europe utilizing old, disused railway lines. This 250-kilometer route runs through the quiet and serene Hesse region, passing the low volcanic mountain ranges of Vogelsberg and Rhön. Following these former railway paths, which make up nearly the entire trail, cyclists are treated to charming landscapes dotted with small volcanic cones. The route begins in Hanau, near Frankfurt am Main, and close to another trail on our list - the Franconian Main Cycle Route.
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Hohenzollern Experience Bicycle Route - Franconia, Germany
The Hohenzollern Experience Bicycle Route was a bit different from the cycling trails we had previously explored in Germany. There were fewer isolated paved bike paths and more gravel sections, including field and forest roads, as well as local public roads, mostly restricted to residents and cyclists. Despite the varied road surfaces, comfort and safety remained a priority, and, most importantly, the routes allowed for side-by-side cycling. This made it easy to chat while riding and enjoy the company of others, offering a pleasant and sociable experience on two wheels.
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Drava Cycle Route - Carinthia, Austria
The Drava Cycle Route (Drauradweg in German) is a 500-kilometer cycling adventure along well-prepared bike paths - partly paved and partly gravel - separated from motor traffic. It is one of only four cycling routes in Europe to receive the highest quality rating from Germany's ADFC. The Drava Cycle Route begins in the town of Toblach, with stunning views of the Dolomites as a backdrop. From South Tyrol, the trail winds through East Tyrol and Carinthia before continuing into Slovenia and Croatia. The largest town along the route is Villach, where the Drava Cycle Route intersects with other popular cycling trails crossing Austria, including the Alpe-Adria Route and the Carinthian Lakes Loop.
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Poprad Valley cycling route - Małopolska, Poland
Formally speaking, the cycling route from Krynica-Zdrój to Nowy Sącz consists of two distinct routes, created as part of separate projects led by different teams. From Krynica-Zdrój to Muszyna, an 11-kilometer bike path follows the Kryniczanka and Muszynka streams, constructed under the Velo Krynica project. Meanwhile, from Muszyna to Nowy Sącz, the route is part of the nearly 60-kilometer-long segment of the European EuroVelo 11 cycling route. Together, they form an excellent cycling route of approximately 70 kilometers, which rivals the charm of the popular Velo Czorsztyn loop around Lake Czorsztyn.
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Carinthian Lake Loop - Carinthia, Austria
This is a cycling novelty in the tourist offer of Carinthia, one of Austria's most beautiful regions. In just a few days, you can explore Carinthia along a route that connects its most stunning lakes, immersing yourself in Carinthian culture and enjoying the Alpine ambiance. Each of Carinthia's lakes has its own charm, atmosphere, and attractions. Among the most fascinating is Weißensee, Austria's highest-altitude bathing lake. Here, an unusual situation for cycling routes arises - part of the trail must be crossed by ferry. Villach, located in the heart of the region, makes an excellent base for a multi-day cycling adventure along the Carinthian Lake Loop.
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Rhine Cycle Route - Switzerland
One of the top spots on our list of cycling routes in Europe belongs to Switzerland and its attraction-filled Rhine River cycling route. This is part of the EuroVelo 15 European cycling route, which takes about seven days to complete. The journey along the Rhine offers four distinct types of landscapes: starting with typically Alpine scenery, followed by a wide river valley, then a stretch along Lake Constance, and finally the more natural Rhine Valley. Along the way, you’ll visit places like Chur, Arbon, Schaffhausen, Stein am Rhein, and Basel. Altogether, it’s an incredible mix of cycling and sightseeing adventures set against the stunning natural backdrop of Switzerland.
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Ore Mountains Cycle Route - Saxony, Germany
Describing the Sächsische Mittelgebirge cycling route I followed through the Ore Mountains, I must warn you that it’s quite a demanding trail. Over more than 200 kilometers, there are virtually no flat sections – you’re either climbing uphill or descending, over and over again. Fortunately, the intensity and length of the ascents were within my personal comfort zone for enjoyable riding, although I’d rate my fitness level in Saxony as only “average plus.” Most climbs have gradients of around 5-7%, though occasionally (thankfully rarely), there are steeper stretches of 10-12%, like the one right at the start from the Elbe Valley. I also think the route I chose, heading southwest, might be the easier option overall.
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Velo Dunajec - Małopolska, Poland
Velo Dunajec in Małopolska undoubtedly earns its place among the most beautiful cycling routes in Europe. After all, few European routes can boast such diverse landscapes over just 200 kilometers. Starting under the Tatra Mountains in Zakopane, the trail begins with a scenic descent from Gubałówka, followed by a breathtaking ride around Lake Czorsztyn. It then leads through the unique Dunajec River Gorge in the Pieniny Mountains, across cycling bridges over the Dunajec and Poprad rivers, and finally to the charming city of Tarnów, ending at the Vistula River. This route is bound to impress even seasoned European cyclists.
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Baltic Sea Cycle Route (EuroVelo 10) - Denmark
The Danish section of the EuroVelo 10 cycling route around the Baltic Sea offers another coastal cycling adventure, distinct from the segments in Poland and Germany. A major highlight is Copenhagen, where natural landscapes might be scarce, but the vibrant cycling culture and unique bike infrastructure more than make up for it. The Baltic Sea Cycle Route in Denmark also takes riders to the highest cliffs along the Baltic, located on the island of Møn, and to the slightly smaller Stevns Klint on nearby Zealand. Ferry crossings between islands are another essential and charming part of exploring Denmark's coastal landscape.
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Cycling Friesland and the Wadden Sea - Netherlands
Besides Bornholm, there’s another perfect spot in Europe for starting your cycling journeys: Friesland and the Wadden Sea. The Dutch are renowned for their love of cycling and their exceptional understanding of cyclists' needs, resulting in outstanding cycling infrastructure. When combining this infrastructure with scenic attractions, Friesland and the Wadden Sea often feel even more captivating than Bornholm. You’ll find plenty of highlights here, from the charming Frisian cities to the small coastal villages and the Frisian Islands along the North Sea. The EuroVelo route along the Atlantic Coast guided us along the sea, while between Friesland’s towns, we cycled on excellent local bike paths.
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Enns Cycle Route - Austria
The Austrian Ennsradweg cycling route is one of the many excellent trails traversing the Austrian Alps. Starting in the Salzburger Land, the Enns River route then winds through Styria before concluding along the Danube in Upper Austria. Highlights along the way include the stunning Admont Abbey, the Gesäuse National Park in the Ennstal Alps, and the historic town of Steyr. The middle and final sections of the route may require slightly more advanced cycling skills due to stretches along public roads and varied terrain. However, the majority of the trail runs along safe, traffic-free cycling paths and gravel sections, making it a rewarding experience for riders.
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Elbe Cycle Route - Saxony, Germany
The Elbe Cycle Route, known as the Elbe-Radweg, has been one of the most popular cycling routes in Germany for many years. It stretches from Germany's southern border to the North Sea. In 2019, we explored a segment of this iconic route in Saxony, where several charming towns lie just a short distance apart, including the remarkable Dresden, Meissen, Pirna, and Radebeul. This area is perfect for a multi-day getaway, combining visits to classic urban attractions with active cycling adventures.
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Berlin Wall Trail - Berlin, Germany
The Berlin Wall Trail is one of the most extraordinary cycling routes in Europe. This 160-kilometer historical path follows the former borders of West Berlin. Created after the reunification of Germany in the 1990s, the trail highlights dozens of sites tied to Berlin's post-war division into East and West, as well as locations from other periods in Berlin's and Germany's history. Iconic landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag building, and the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe are among the many notable stops along the Berlin Wall Trail. Conveniently, suburban S-Bahn trains provide access to various sections of the route.
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Cycling Trentino - Italy
Cycling routes in the Italian province of Trentino form a 400-kilometer loop, perfect for inspiring a week-long cycling adventure through this stunning region of Italy. The trails in Trentino traverse the Adige Valley, which divides the region in two, and also lead through renowned Alpine valleys such as Val di Fiemme and Val di Sole. One section of the Trentino cycling loop even touches the northern tip of the famous Lake Garda. Highlights along the cycling routes in Trentino include former mountain roads and disused railway tunnels transformed into uniquely original bike paths. The province's capital, Trento, serves as an ideal starting and finishing point for your cycling journey.
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