Start: Strasbourg Finish: Colmar
Travel to Strasbourg and check in at your hotel, then venture out into the achingly picturesque city centre with its intriguing ‘border-town’ history. Step along narrow cobbled lanes and snap a portrait of lovely half-timbered houses, painted stone gates and secluded courtyards.
Cycle out of Strasbourg on a pleasant well-marked bike path, riding southwest past story-book villages, elegant castles and vast vineyards on the 'Route du Vin'. Afterwards, replenish your energy with a tasty bit of Alsatian cuisine in charming Obernai.
Challenge: 37 km / 23 mi, 270 m ascent, 224 m descent
Strike out on the route to Riquewihr, a medieval town in the very heart of Alsatian wine country. This wonderful wine-making village is understandably ranked on the list of 'Les Plus Beaux Villages de France' (the most beautiful villages in France), where fanciful rainbow-coloured architecture and world-famous wines have provided inspiration for a well-deserved nickname: 'The Pearl of Alsace'.
Challenge: 49 km / 30,5 mi, 495 m ascent, 395 m descent
Visit the tremendous fortified town of Turckheim, with imposing walls and intricate half-timbered façades so typical of the Alsace. If you’re feeling extra energetic, make your route more challenging and ride an extra loop past not one, not two, but five medieval castles! Sailing along through scenic wine villages such as Kaysersberg, your day ends on the flower-filled lanes of brightly-coloured Colmar.
Challenge: 36 km / 22 mi, 271 m ascent, 361 m descent
Your self-guided cycling trip comes to an end after breakfast. Extra nights can be booked to visit Colmar’s exquisite town centre.
All accommodations are carefully selected because of their location, atmosphere and/or unique services.
We choose comfortable 2*/3* hotels or B&Bs where all rooms have private en-suite bathroom and every morning breakfast are included.
For more comfort, when it's possible we can upgrade the hotels with 3/4 * category (supplement applied).
All accommodations are carefully selected because of their location, atmosphere and/or unique services.
For more comfort, you can choose comfortable 3/4 * category hotels where all rooms have private en-suite bathroom and every morning breakfast are included.
Departure any day of the week from 1st April to 31st October.
Strasbourg airport is the closest airport. Within Europe there are many flights into Strasbourg, including Ryanair, Germania and Hop. You can also take an inter-continental flight through KLM, Iberia, Air France and others. From the airport a shuttle train (4x per hour) takes you to Strasbourg center (approx. 9 min).
Arrival in Strasbourg
From Paris airports, you can get to Strasbourg by the TGV (high speed train) from Paris gare de l'Est (approx. 1h50). For time tables and further information look at the website of the SNCF
Departure from Colmar
On the end of your trip you can take the local train (TER) from Colmar to Strasbourg (approx. 35 min), where you can get to Paris. For time tables and further information look at the website of the TER-SNCF
From Paris to Strasbourg (approx. 4h45 - 495 km/310 mi). Acces to driving routes see the website ViaMichelin.
Parking possibilities in Strasbourg (preferable to book in advance)
HYBRID RENTAL BIKE
GIANT Argento 3 GTS
The bikes come with pannier, handlebar bag, spare tube, tools, pump, helmet and lock

ELECTRIC BIKE RENTAL
Giant Entour
The bikes come with pannier, spare tube, tools, pump, helmet and lock

GPS tracks are available on request
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