Long distance cycling routes in Alsace - Champagne-Ardenne - Lorraine

This cross-border cycle tour will introduce you to the brewing heritage and the many breweries in Alsace, the Southern Palatinate and the Baden region.

Rhineland-Palatinate has a share of approx. 318 km on the left side of the Rhine between the border to France in the south and the border to North Rhine-Westphalia in the north and 75 km on the right side of the Rhine as one of the most important European long-distance cycle routes with a length of approx. 1,233 km. With no climbs, the Rhine Cycle Path runs mostly near the banks and almost always on its own paths. The route is signposted throughout with the EuroVelo 15 sign.

This cycle tour through the diverse landscape of the neighbouring cross-border regions of Southern Palatinate, Baden and Alsace leads to the best ice cream parlours, chocolatiers and pâtisseries.

This cross-border cycle tour connects the German Wine Route in the Palatinate, the Alsatian Wine Route in Northern Alsace and the Baden Wine Route in Baden-Württemberg.

This cycle tour through the diverse landscape of the neighbouring cross-border regions of Southern Palatinate, Baden and Alsace leads to the best ice cream parlours, chocolatiers and pâtisseries.

Crossing borders has never been so easy! Whether you are a great sportsman, or an adept of the stroll, come to tease the borders with your own way, and according to your level!

European cycle route, La Meuse à Vélo (Meuse by bike) crosses the French county (or département) of Ardennes using the greenway called the Trans-Ardennes. 

This cross-border bike tour takes you through the orchard landscapes of Alsace, Southern Palatinate and Baden with gourmet breaks at local producers and distilleries.

The Tour de Bourgogne à Vélo® is made up of five safe and sign-posted trails that cover nearly 800km. They comprise greenway trails and cycling routes that run along the towpaths, old railway lines and small roads through the vineyards. 

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