Moselle Wines Bike Tour

Day 1: Trier | Ruwer Valley
Trier is regarded as the oldest city of Germany. Numerous Roman monuments are omnipresent. Your accommodation is located directly in the vineyards, very close to Trier in the so-called Ruwer Valley. Your rental bikes will be stored in the hotel.

Day 2: Trier – Neumagen-Dhron (40 km/25 mi)
Before you start cycling along the Moselle, you should schedule some time to visit the well-known amphitheater as well as the Porta Nigra. An educational trail along your route reports on domestic grape variety. Neumagen-Dhron became the oldest wine village in Germany. And your wine-maker awaits you already with a first tasting!

Day 3: Neumagen-Dhron – Enkirch/Burg (55 km/34 mi)
Soon you will reach Bernkastel-Kues where many alleys and colorful half-timbered houses will impress you. In any case you should taste the well-known Bernkasteler Doctor (local produced wine). On your further way you will pass the wine growing district named Kröver Nacktarsch. A boat ride might offer beautiful views on the surrounding vineyards (not included). You have reached your next accommodation with Enkirch or Burg, respectively. Your next accommodation owes another winery and most likely you need to taste some more wine!

Day 4: Enkirch/Burg – Treis-Karden (60 km/37 mi)
Today the vineyards will also escort your way. Always following the river Moselle, you will pass another famous wine growing district which is called Zeller Schwarze Katz. Cycling over Beilstein, widely known as Rothenburg on the Moselle River, you will soon roll into Cochem. The charming center and the castle from the 11th century are just some highlights. Take enough time for a visit. Just a short distance and you have reached with Treis-Karden the goal of today.

Day 5: Treis-Karden – Koblenz (40 km/25 mi)
After a short distance you should make a side trip to the medieval castle Burg Eltz, which counts among the most beautiful and best-preserved castles of Germany. Located in the heart of nature it offers magnificent views. Back to the Moselle bike path you pass numerous charming wine villages, before you reach your final destination Koblenz. The center is situated at the confluence of the Moselle River and the Rhine River and is extremely well-suited for a stroll.

Day 6: Koblenz
In Koblenz there is so much to discover. If you are interested in, we would be pleased to book some extra nights for you. Our transfer from Koblenz to Trier is very comfortable (possible daily with departure 9 am directly from the hotel, reservation required at time of booking).