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- Very difficult - 62 km -
Plain and mountain riding are on the menu for this trip which will be particularly appreciated by hikers wanting to try out their walking skills over ...
(3.27 Mo)
- Easy - 77 km -
Water, water and more water - such is the leitmotiv of this circuit which crosses two countries and runs along four very different water courses, whic
(2.57 Mo)
- Less easy - 80 km -
After the ferry at Seltz-Plittersdorf, the route goes through the villages of the Rhine strip to reach the Eastern limit of the forest of Haguenau. Th...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 77 km -
After the ferry at Seltz-Plittersdorf, the route goes through the villages of the Rhine strip to reach the Eastern limit of the forest of Haguenau. Th...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 140 km -
The Wine Route is a capricious serpentine which curves around the eastern slopes of the Vosges Mountains, peacefully winding round the mountains and p...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 41 km -
Located to the extreme south of Alsace, between the Vosges and the Swiss Jura, Sundgau is scenic, relaxing and also boasts delicious culinary delights...
(2.85 Mo)
- Easy - 31 km -
Starting at the railway station, after crossing the Ill, the circuit takes the cyclist into the heart of the Petite France – former Tanners' quarter a...
(2.51 Mo)
- Less easy - 41 km -
The Rhône-Rhine Canal carves a furrow through Alsace from its entry point at Valdieu, at 350 m in altitude to Brunstatt at 250 m in altitude. As you c...
- Less easy - 46,5 km -
As you wend your way along the scented tracks of the Sauerkraut Route, signs tell you that Alsace is “chou” (“chou” meaning both cute and cabbage!). G...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 45 km -
As you follow the watercourse, you will discover the secrets of hydraulic power and industrial development in Thur Valley – some information panels ar...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 37,7 km -
Starting from Ensisheim, the trail takes you on a discovery tour of the special industrial heritage of the potash basin: pit heads, mining estates etc...
- Easy - 27,8 km -
This itinerary offers a number of architectural curiosities telling the story of how this area developed. From Strasbourg to Kehl, you will discover a...
- Difficult - 46,7 km -
In bygone days, the task of baking bread for the coming weeks was an excuse for organising a little celebration. The leftover dough would be rolled ou...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 30,7 km -
A charming ride where nature, heritage and gourmet treats are on the menu. You cross vineyards, towns and villages on the trail of good wines and regi...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 24,8 km -
This loop starts at Hochfelden, famous for its beer-making, and takes you on a hillside ride with a view over Strasbourg Cathedral as you cycle throug...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 27,4 km -
Start this trail not far from Ribeauvillé where the vestiges of the three castles belonging to the Lords of Ribeaupierre look out over the town, nestl...
- Easy - 30 km -
The charming little marina at Kembs is the ideal starting point for this perfect family ride. You will be surrounded by nature as you pedal on waymark...
- Easy - 23 km -
1 river, 2 languages, 3 countries! This cross-border ride is the perfect way to discover a region unlike any other bordered by the Rhine. The river wi...
- Difficult - 37,9 km -
The Kochersberg lies North-West of Strasbourg and is well known for its particularly fertile soil. For a long time, it was called the “Breadbasket” of...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 35,1 km -
This ride will take you across the so-called “vineyards of Strasbourg” on a discovery tour of charming wine-growing villages with flower-decked half-t...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 20,6 km -
The historical town centre of Turckheim is the starting point of this itinerary which takes you to Sigolsheim via Katzenthal, another village in the w...
- Easy - 24,2 km -
This loop starting from Harskirchen Port, will take you through the villages of Hinsingen (Farmer’s barn), Altwiller (Longchamp Farm, Gallic Hut) and ...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 34,5 km -
This energetic circuit across the plain and through forest and vineyards opens up a magnificent vista of the region’s landscapes. From the Alsace Plai...
- Very difficult - 32 km -
This itinerary winds along in the comforting shadow of the imposing red sandstone Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle as it keeps guard. It takes you from the Al...
(0 Mo)
- Very difficult - 40,7 km -
After Rohan Château in Saverne, this undulating circuit takes you on a discovery tour of 2 abbeys and skirts 5 castles, including Haut-Barr which affo...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 33,8 km -
Starting from Fessenheim, the hometown of Victor Schœlcher, who was a fervent anti-slavery campaigner and defender of human rights, you cycle westward...
- Less easy - 38,7 km -
Wend your way along the winding roads of Alsace interweaving through the network of villages that make up this trail along the watershed. At the heart...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 25 km -
A pleasant, varied trail which starts off at Beblenheim and takes you to Ostheim past cherry, apple and mirabelle plum trees before arriving at the Bo...
- Less easy - 39,3 km -
Between Strasbourg and Colmar, the Grand Ried Plain is ideal for discovery tours by bike. You will be enchanted by the natural wealth and preserved ha...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 44,9 km -
This loop enables you to discover a slice of authentic Alsatian heritage as you cycle through picturesque villages with large half-timbered farmhouses...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 33,2 km -
This itinerary offers you a kaleidoscope of landscapes: from the Malraux Promontory to the European Institutions and the Neustadt, not forgetting Oran...
- Less easy - 50 km -
This trail, dotted with canals and tranquil villages, will take you on a discovery tour of the rich historical and military cross-border heritage and ...
- Easy - 23 km -
The villages in the Rhineland plain, like Gambsheim and Kilstett, invite you to discover traditional Alsatian houses via Alsatian architecture discove...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 44 km -
Between Strasbourg and Colmar, the Grand Ried plain is ideal for exploring by bike. With its myriad natural treasures and preserved habitats, this reg...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 25,9 km -
Pedal through the vineyards that have shaped the iconic villages along the Alsace Wine Route where you will discover numerous architectural treasures....
- Difficult - 38,7 km -
Alsace and the region of Thann-Cernay were the theatre of bitter battles during the First World War. Today, a number of structures and sites pay homag...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 24,2 km -
This circuit takes you from the leisure port in Harskirchen down the River Saar and the very broad valley of La Honau. This protected area is home to ...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 34,3 km -
The former military forts surrounding the City of Strasbourg are a reminder of the region’s often troubled past. Some are open to visitors, like the f...
- Easy - 39 km -
This cross-border circuit is an invitation to roam through different landscapes along the Rhine via two river ferries (Seltz and Neubourg). The route ...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 46,4 km -
The circuit starts with a foray into the vineyard. Small hills and winegrowing villages form a patchwork to the foot of Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle. Furt...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 26,8 km -
Start from the vineyards at the southern gateway to the Alsace Wine Route towards the pretty mountain villages. You can admire the magnificent views b...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 30,8 km -
Go in the direction of Munster Valley via Turckheim and Zimmerbach. Rounded peaks, mountain meadows, steep mountainsides and lakes formed in the last ...
- Easy - 35 km -
Coming from Seltz or Lauterbourg, this circuit takes you through a kaleidoscope of landscapes between the foothills of the Vosges, the Rhine and the a...
(0 Mo)
- Very difficult - 48,3 km -
After the vast fields of cabbages, come the picturesque villages along the Wine Route followed by majestic Mont Sainte-Odile convent. Many cultural st...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 26,8 km -
This circuit opens the gateway to the local heritage linked with two great artists: Goethe who spent a short time in Alsace in Sessenheim in 1770, and...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 38,5 km -
This itinerary combines a rich historical heritage with the story of electrical energy generated by the Rhine - which is the overriding theme of the c...
- Easy - 40 km -
Haguenau, the historical town of Barbarossa, is well worth a visit. The welcoming town centre, museums and immense forest all make for a pleasant stay...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 29,5 km -
Starting at Mulhouse railway station, you will discover the many facets of the town’s unique industrial heritage: former factories, some of which have...
- Easy - 29,4 km -
Starting from Blodelsheim, this circuit will take you through Hart Forest, the 2nd largest forest in Alsace, along trails shaded by the trees. You arr...
- Difficult - 32 km -
Having wended your way along the Alsace Wine Route, you can now explore the valley of brandy and liqueurs.
In the valley of Villé, distilling is an a...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 41,3 km -
Starting from the Marne-Rhine Canal cycle path at Dettwiller, you will discover the protected natural habitats and remarkable heritage of the Regional...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 32,6 km -
Leaving from Marlenheim at the heart of the “Golden Crown” Vineyards, to the north of the Alsace Wine Route, you go back to nature on this beautiful e...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 24,8 km -
The circuit leaves Guebwiller and winds through forest and vineyards to become a discovery tour of sites marked by Celtic rituals and legends. The rem...
- Easy - 42,6 km -
This land with its vast natural heritage and preserved habitats will delight anyone who strays off the beaten track. “Ried” means reed and the name is...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 24,46 km -
Coming down from the heights of Helfrantzkirch, Muhlenbach Valley, is dotted with a number of flour and oil mills, scattered in a rural landscape of v...
- Easy - 32,4 km -
An unexpected, yet very pleasant circuit centred on the waterways of the River Ill and the Bruche Canal. The outlying villages of the second circle ar...
- Very difficult - 77 km -
After leaving Schirmeck, the route goes through a series of hamlets before arri-ving in Salm, whose farms illustrate the lifestyle of the Mennonites, ...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 97 km -
In Colmar, wine, good food, festive traditions and ancestral heritage is a lifestyle transmitted through generations. The prestigious past of the city...
(0 Mo)
- Very difficult - 101 km -
To the south-west of Strasbourg, spread the hills, vineyards and the prosperous villages of the Barr country. A steep road leads the cyclist from Barr...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 90 km -
The canalised Rhine river ends in Beinheim where it returns to its natural course. We can ride along the river on the high- waters embankment while go...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 86 km -
Going through the suburb of Robertsau, known for its market gardens, the trail runs along along the edge of the grounds of the Château de Pourtalès to...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 72 km -
After Haguenau, renowned notably for its museums and the Fishermen's Tower, the route follows an easy forest road through the Haguenau Forest. After l...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 131 km -
After leaving the medieval town of Wissembourg, the most northerly in Alsace, the trail goes through the Northern Vosges Nature Reserve and its first ...
(0 Mo)
- Difficult - 86 km -
From Pfaffenhoffen, where there is a synagogue built in 1791, to Zinswiller, the road goes through a hilly landscape. Then it skirts along the piedmon...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 50 km -
From Saint-Dié onwards, the road plunges into the valley of Urbeis, after going through the pass of the same name. It is one of the eight valleys whic...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy - 97 km -
The trail begins with an incursion into the vineyards. From Kogenheim, head west. A ride through a forest opens up a pretty panorami...
(0 Mo)
- Less easy -
The trail begins with an incursion into the vineyards. From Kogenheim, head west. A ride through a forest opens up a pretty panorami...
- Easy - 30 km -
The trail begins with an incursion into the vineyards. From Kogenheim, head west. A ride through a forest opens up a pretty panorami...
(0 Mo)
- Easy -
The trail begins with an incursion into the vineyards. From Kogenheim, head west. A ride through a forest opens up a pretty panorami...
(0 Mo)
- Easy - 78 km -
From Rouffach, you’ll discover the Alsace plain up until Fessenheim, located on the Route des abolitions de l’esclavage et des Droits de l’Homme (Road...
(2.37 Mo)
- Easy - 58 km -
In 2000, Lance Armstrong finished the Tour de France with a last «time trial» crossing the Rhine plains, more precisely between Fribourg and Mulhouse....
(2.39 Mo)
- Difficult -
In 2000, Lance Armstrong finished the Tour de France with a last «time trial» crossing the Rhine plains, more precisely between Fribourg and Mulhouse....
(0 Mo)
