Bicycle Tours & Trips in Alsace & Lorraine

Pedal through wine country at your own pace on this self-guided adventure. The route highlights monastery visits, vineyard tours, and medieval architecture, complete with superior accommodations, daily breakfast, and navigation support.

Alsace's wine routes come alive on this cycling adventure, where gastronomic delights meet medieval charm. UNESCO sites and historic villages dot the scenic landscape.

Rolling through scenic vineyard paths, this e-bike adventure covers 38-53km daily. The route features guided walking tours of medieval towns, Gothic cathedrals, wine tastings, and authentic Alsatian dinners.

Cycle through the vineyard-covered hills of Alsace, passing half-timbered villages like Riquewihr and Eguisheim along the wine route. The flat towpaths beside the Rhine-Marne Canal make for easy riding between Strasbourg and Colmar, with plenty of stops at local wineries. You'll pedal through the Vosges Mountains foothills, where routes take you past medieval castles like Haut-Koenigsbourg and through quiet forest trails connecting small towns known for their Riesling and Gewürztraminer production.

Cycle the legendary Alsace Wine Route through Ribeauvillé, Riquewihr, and Kaysersberg, stopping for tastings at family-run wineries producing Alsatian Grands Crus. Pedal alongside the Rhône-Rhine canal to reach Sélestat's baroque Ebersmünster church, then check out Strasbourg's UNESCO-listed Petite France quarter and Gothic cathedral from the 17th-century Vauban dam viewpoint. Cross into Germany via ferry at Rhinau to cycle through Black Forest foothills near Lahr.

Cycle self-guided routes of 35-50 km through the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park, passing medieval fortresses like Fleckenstein and Wasigenstein castles. You'll stay at the 5-star Gîtes de la Karlsmühle in Gœrsdorf, a restored 19th-century flour mill with spa facilities set in three hectares of parkland, and pedal through villages including Obersteinbach, Lembach, and Kutzenhausen while stopping at attractions like the French Oil Museum in Merkwiller-Pechelbronn, the Museum of the Battle of August 6, 1870 in Woerth, and the pretzel factory in Gundershoffen.

Ride through Alsace & Lorraine's varied landscapes, from the Haguenau Forest (classified as Forêt d'Exception) to the Grand Ballon foothills near Guebwiller. You'll see Fort Schoenenbourg on the Maginot Line, visit the monastery of Murbach (once powerful in the Holy Roman Empire), and tour France's oldest brewery in Hochfelden.

You'll cycle 40-50 km from Strasbourg along the Canal de la Bruche to Obernai, passing through vineyards and half-timbered villages like Mittelbergheim and Andlau. The route takes you through UNESCO wine towns including Riquewihr and Kaysersberg, then winds along the Alsace Wine Route with stops in Turckheim and Eguisheim before reaching Colmar's Little Venice area. Daily rides average 38-50 km on bike paths, and you'll head back to Strasbourg via the Rhine-Marne Canal from Erstein, cycling the last 25 km past landmarks. Luggage transfers between 4-star and 5-star hotels are included, with train options from Colmar.

Cycle through the Alsace Wine Route from Strasbourg to Colmar, covering 40-50 km each day as you pedal past vineyards in Mittelbergheim, Andlau, and Dambach la Ville. Stay overnight in wine villages like Riquewihr and Obernai, with luggage transfers handled between your 3-star hotels while you follow self-guided routes through Turckheim and Eguisheim. Visit Kaysersberg, where Albert Schweizer was born, and enjoy breakfast each morning while cycling through the region's well-designed bike paths. This route works well for ages 16+.