Moselle River Cycle Path

Pleasant cycling by the river

Spend your bicycle vacation in the most famous wine growing region of Germany: Admire the Roman city of Trier and other famous towns. In the evening you find pleasure in regional delicacies. And don't fail to taste the art of the local winegrowers!

Narrow bends, steep slopes, sun spoiled: the Moselle valley, where spring starts earlier than elsewhere in Germany, not only offer great routes for cycling but also cosy wine villages, castles and framework romance, homely taverns and the Moselle wine – light and to taste with leisure!

More information about the Moselle Cycle Path

• Route of the Moselle cycle path?
  The Moselle's winding journey to the Rhine begins in the French Southern Vosges. As far as Metz in France, the Moselle Cycle Route is not yet very well developed for tourism, but from here it is well signposted and much better developed. In Germany, the Moselle winds its way through a varied landscape for another 250 kilometres. This section of the river is followed by the German Moselle Cycle Route, which, as part of the international Velo Tour Moselle cycle route, leads through the cultivation area of the 2,000-year-old Elbling grape, a wine speciality of the Southern Moselle. The Moselle finally flows into the Rhine at the Deutsches Eck in Koblenz, where the Moselle Cycle Route has also reached its destination.
• Character of the Moselle cycle route?
  The Moselle Cycle Route is very well developed and mainly runs along country lanes and trade routes. It is rarely necessary to take side roads. In general, you can expect easy cycling on the Moselle Valley Cycle Route without major differences in altitude, while the few hilly stages provide variety and plenty of cycling enjoyment.
• Moselle cycle path logo?
  The Moselle Valley Cycle Route logo is very simple and memorable. It shows the white lettering ‘M’ on a light green background, as well as the pictogram of a bicycle.