You will ride mainly on cycle paths, on minor agricultural tarred roads or on little secondary roads without much traffic.

You can find our suggestions for the nicest bike tours in the surroundings below. It is up to you, which ones you choose and combine...or if you do something completely different.

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. Then you cycle through the region of Ackerland with big old farms.

You take the bicycles into the train from Strasbourg to Sélestat (about 20 min.). Then you cycle on the Wine Route, the cycle paths runs through the famous vineyards and their wine-growing villages, which are among the most beautiful in Alsace: Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr until Colmar. From Colmar you take the train to Strasbourg (about 40 min.).

Strasbourg is considered by many to be the most cycle-friendly city in France, with over 130,000 cyclists and almost 500 Km of cycling paths. You differently discover the city.

You leave Strasbourg and cycle to Kehl on the cycle path by the deep forests along the German Rhine bank. The modern Bridge „Pierre Pflimlin“ brings you back on the French bank. You cycle along the Rhône-Rhine canal to Strasbourg.

You leave Strasbourg and still cycle to Kehl on the cycle path. You go to the north to Rheinau and cross the dam to Gambsheim. The cycle path leads before Strasbourg about the castle “Chateau de Pourtalès” and its big garden.