| Tour | Bike |
|---|---|
| Type | Self Guided |
| Skill | Moderate |
| Length | 8 days |
| From | €718 Rates |
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Tour Dates
Departures daily from April 1 to October 1, 2017
Skill Level
This is a moderate self guided hotel tour with averages distances between 11 and 31 miles (18 and 53 km). You will cycle mainly on cycle paths or secondary roads with little traffic. There are significant climbs on days 3 and 4. All routes are signposted.
Day-To-Day Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival Strasbourg
Day 2: Strasbourg - Obernai, 23 miles (37 km)
Day 3: Obernai - Riquewihr, 31 miles (50 km)
Day 4: Riquewihr - Colmar, 23 miles (38 km)
Day 5: Colmar - Ottmarsheim, 31 miles (50 km)
Day 6: Ottmarsheim - Mulhouse, 11 miles (18 km)
Day 7: Mulhouse - Basel, 33 miles (53 km)
Day 8: Departure from Basel
Day 1: Arrival to Strasbourg
Check-in to your hotel
Day 2: Strasbourg to Obernai, 23 miles (37 km)
The Canal de la Bruche once served to transport wine from the wine-growing areas to the capital. Today, the cycle path runs along this canal from Strasbourg to Molsheim on the wine route. It continues past the 12th century Romanesque church at Rosheim to Obernai.
Day 3: Obernai to Riquewihr, 31 miles (50 km)
The cycle path runs through the famous vineyards and their wine-growing villages, which are among the most beautiful in Alsace: Mittelbergheim, Andlau, Itterswiller, Dambach-laVille, Ribeauville and Riquewihr.
Day 4: Riquewihr - Colmar, 23 miles (38 km)
Today there are more vines and beautiful wine-growing villages. Ammerschwihr and its famous Kaefferkopf watches over the wine-growing villages of Turckheim and Eguisheim, where time stands still. You reach Colmar in the early afternoon.
Day 5: Colmar - Ottmarsheim, 31 miles (50 km)
From Colmar, you go south to Mulhouse along a cycle path through sleepy villages and forests. After visiting NeufBrisach, you reach Ottmarsheim. There you can admire the unique Romanesque church from the 12th century before taking the canal cycle path into the heart of the town.
Day 6: Ottmarsheim - Mulhouse, 11 miles (18 km)
The cycle path runs through the Hardt wald to the canal and then on to the historic city center of Mulhouse.
Day 7: Mulhouse - Basel, 33 miles (53 km)
Today's route takes you along the Rhone-Rhine Canal to Basel. The cycle path of EuroVelo route 6 runs over the Three Countries Bridge to Basel.
Day 8: Departure from Basel
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This tour is operated by Espace Randonnee. We do not run these tours ourselves, we never have. We work on commission from our local partners plus a small administration fee of €20. We pride ourselves on the strong relationship we have with our local partners and the services we provide.
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Customer Feedback
Marcus O'Neill 2 years ago
Only real complaint was the signage throughout the route. More route markers would have been very helpful and prevented us from getting lost several times.
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Kenneth Larsen 2 years ago
We started with the book with maps and directions. Although it was pretty good, we got lost a couple times with that. I think on the 3rd day we met the woman who wrote the directions and she got us the file for my Garmin. That gave us turn by turn directions with no mistakes. Everyone we met was very pleasant. The trip was great. The bikes were a bit heavy.
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