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Moselle Bike Path Cycle: Trier to Koblenz

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7 days
7 daysDuration
Private TourPrivate experience, no group joining
15 peopleMaximum group size
18 - 99 yearsAge range for participants
EnglishGuide language
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Minimal physical effort, perfect for travelers seeking an easy-going experience.
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Highlights

Cycle one of Germany’s most scenic riverside routes from Trier to Koblenz

Discover the Roman heritage of Trier, Germany’s oldest city

Ride through vineyard-lined valleys with gentle terrain and mostly paved bike paths

Visit Neumagen-Dhron, Germany’s oldest wine village

Soak in the relaxed atmosphere of riverside villages with time to stop and explore

Experiencing the areas rich history through its impressive castles and towns

Sample regional wines and cuisine along the Moselle Wine Route

Enjoying the hospitality of handpicked inns, guesthouses and hotels

Itinerary

Explore the Roman remains, castles, vineyards and charming villages that line the Moselle River by bike. Discover the historically rich wine growing region of Moselle on this fascinating ride following the Moselle Bike Path from Trier to Koblenz. This ride is mainly on paved roads and dedicated bike trails, which makes it much easier to enjoy the many cultural highlights and regional delights to be found along the Moselle River. Beginning in Trier, regarded as Germany's oldest city, you'll witness numerous Roman monuments before setting out along the vineyard lined Moselle River, whose breathtaking green landscapes will constantly inspire you as you cycle. Part of the route includes an educational trail that details the different domestic grape varieties, and true oenophiles will enjoy a chance to stop at Neumagen-Dhron, Germany's oldest wine village. Those who appreciate fine architecture will enjoy the art nouveau and belle epoque masterpieces at Traben-Trarbach, while everyone will admire the 11th century Reichsburg Castle at Cochem as well as the many other castles you'll pass including the medieval Burg Eltz, one of Germany's best preserved castles. As you continue to Koblenz there is always time to stop in one of the many small villages to engage in authentic exchanges with the local people. In all, this trip is an amazing opportunity to combine great landscapes with good wine and intriguing tales from history.

day 1Arrive Trier

Trier is regarded as the oldest city of Germany. There are numerous Roman and medieval sites of interest such as the Porta Nigra, evidence of its incredible history and important position in the Roman Empire. On arrival in Trier, make your way to the joining hotel for check-in then take some time to explore the medieval centre or relax in the square. You will find your rental bikes already stored in the hotel.

day 2Cycle past vineyards to Trittenheim or surrounds (40km/25mi)

day 3View Germany's oldest wine village en route to Zeltingen (35km/21mi)

day 4Cycle through renowned wine regions to Zell (35km/21mi)

day 5Visit Reichsburg Castle enroute to Treis-Karden (50km/31mi)

day 6Continue cycling past charming wine villages to Koblenz (40km/25mi)

day 7Trip concludes

What's Included

Accommodation
6 nights accommodation in comfortable hotels, inns and guesthouses on a twin share basis with ensuite facilities (upgrade to Category A mid range hotels - supplement applies)21 speed men's or unisex rental bike with waterproof pannier, bike computer and repair kit per room (electric bike or premium bike available on request for a supplement)
Meals
6 breakfasts - breakfasts are usually buffet style consisting of breads, cereals, cheese, meats, fruit, yoghurt and breakfast beverages.
Others
Information pack including route notes & maps per room booked and navigational appLuggage Transfer, maximum 20kg per piece, no limitRental bike insuranceEmergency hotline

Customer Reviews

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent

I highly recommend this bike tour. Touring the Mosel on bikes is a great way to immerse yourself in a beautiful part of German life. Most of the people we encountered on the bike path were Germans pedaling by the gorgeousness of the Mosel, sipping Weisswein at Weinhüttes by the river, or camping at one of the many exceptionally charming campgrounds along the way. The accommodations were all comfortable, the bike paths are well maintained and user-friendly, and as a healthy person who does not ride extensively - I was able to complete the journey without any concerns.

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
3.0 | Average

The Mosel region is great and we enjoyed the area and experience. We were disappointed with a few things - accommodation was average both in quality and location. We were generally given hotels in towns that were close to the ones advertised. Dinner options were limited as a result. Also, the bikes were very old. I understand there are options to upgrade accommodation and bikes but given the cost of the tour, I expected a higher standard.

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
4.0 | Very Good

Organisation and accommodation was excellent.

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent

Beautiful ride down the Mosel Valley. The hotels, bikes and luggage transfer were all very good.

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AnonymousVerified Traveler
5.0 | Excellent

Excellent trip. Easy to follow route along the river. Very pretty route with lots of history. Loads of refreshment opportunities.

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