Picturesque vineyards, castles, palaces and fortresses line the Moselle cycle path. Roman ruins, quaint half-timbered houses and countless wineries invite you to visit. From Koblenz, you’ll be able to enjoy a boat trip to the Lorelei rock, which has inspired countless folk songs and tales, before comfortably cycling back along the Rhine. The bike paths are well-developed and easy to cycle even for inexperienced cyclists.
Day 1 Arrival in Trier
The Roman monuments of Augusta Treverorum are a UNESCO World Heritage Site: Porta Nigra, amphitheatre and the Roman bridge, across which cars are still allowed to drive.
Day 2 Trier - Trittenheim, approx. 40 km / 25 mi
Follow the bends of the Moselle through vineyards and villages. The two ferry towers of the former Ponten ferry and the customs house in Trittenheim are well worth seeing.
Day 3 Trittenheim - Zeltingen, approx. 35 km / 22 mi
You’ll first cycle to Neumagen-Drohn, the oldest wine town in Germany. Try the famous Bernkasteler Doctor, an exceptional Riesling wine, and stroll through the historic town centre of Bernkastel-Kues with its many colourful half-timbered houses.
Day 4 Zeltingen - Zell, approx. 35 km / 22 mi
Today, you’ll once again cycle below famous vineyards. The half-timbered houses in Enkirch are worth seeing, as well as the stunning panoramic view of Zell.
Day 5 Zell - Treis-Karden, approx. 50 km / 31 mi
Vineyards and castles line your path along the Moselle. In Cochem, take the chairlift up to the Pinnerkreuz and enjoy the view across the Moselle valley.
Day 6 Treis-Karden - Koblenz, approx. 40 km / 25 mi
The university town of Koblenz is calling. The Old Castle, the Electoral Palace and the cultural centre Forum Confluentes with the Mittelrhein Museum await you. The Ehrenbreitstein Fortress offers a great view of the city and the Deutsches Eck (German Corner), a headland where the Moselle joind the Rhine.
Day 7 Excursion to St. Goarshausen, 40 km/25 mi+boat trip
Today you’ll follow the Rhine and board a boat to take you to St. Goarshausen and the Lorelei rock. You’ll cycle back to Koblenz via Boppard with its Roman fort, beautiful Rhine promenade and the medieval town of Rhens.
Day 8 Departure or extension
Your tour ends after breakfast. But why not extend your tour "Moselle cycle path and Lorelei"?
Included in "Moselle cycle path and Lorelei":
Accommodation:
Bikes for hire:
Travel time 2024:
Prices Category M:
All prices apply per person in a double room, incl. breakfast.
Prices Category L:
All prices apply per person in a double room, incl. breakfast.
For children:
Arrival to "Moselle cycle path and Lorelei":
Parking in Trier:
Hotel parking subject to availability, costs approx. 10-15 €/day, details in the travel documents.
Arrival by train to Trier:
Trier central station
Parking in Koblenz:
Public garage, cost approx. 18 €/day
Arrival by train to Koblenz:
Koblenz central station
Arrival at Frankfurt am Main airport:
Distance to Trier approx. 200 km, excellent train connections, journey takes approx. 3,5 hours, 1-2 changes
Train ticket price per person: approx. 55 €
Booked rental bikes are waiting for you at the hotel.
Return transfer:
Perfectly looked after:
During your tour, we are available between 8 am and 8 pm, 7 days a week. We are happy to help with any kind of problems you might be having. You will find this emergency number in your travel documents.