Self-Guided Tours & Trips in Alsace & Lorraine

Cycle the Route des Vins d'Alsace from Strasbourg to Colmar, following the Canal de la Bruche bike path through wine villages like Obernai, Mittelbergheim, Andlau, and Dambach la Ville. Check out UNESCO-listed Strasbourg's cathedral and Petite France quarter before pedaling through Ribeauvillé and the perfectly preserved medieval village of Riquewihr. The route ends in Colmar's Little Venice district, with accommodation in 4-star and 5-star hotels, complete luggage transfer, and GPS navigation provided throughout the 5-day self-guided trip.

Navigate independently with detailed GPS data and route descriptions through Alsace's Wine Road, cycling 35-55 km daily from Strasbourg to Molsheim over 7 days. Stay in 4-star and 5-star hotels in Colmar, Guebwiller, and Obernai with luggage transfers between accommodations and a 24-hour service hotline for support. Cycle at your own pace through Bergheim, the 2022 'Village préféré des Français,' and visit the Unterlinden Museum to see the Issenheim Altarpiece.

This self-guided cycling trip takes you through Alsace's wine country over 8 days, covering around 345 km between charming villages and vineyard routes. Pedal from Strasbourg to spots like Sélestat, Colmar, and back, using GPS data and route maps to find your way through half-timbered streets in Riquewihr.

Navigate independently with digital maps and GPS data through Alsace's vineyards and medieval towns over 8 days. Cycle from Strasbourg Cathedral to Colmar's Little Venice district, see Andlau's Romanesque abbey, and check out UNESCO-listed Neuf-Brisach, staying in 3-star hotels with breakfast included.

Navigate Alsace independently with GPS data and digital route books, cycling 14-37 km daily through Obernai, Eguisheim, and Colmar. Stay in comfort-level hotels with luggage transfers between each town, pedaling alongside the Wine Route from Saint-Hippolyte to Kaysersberg. Ideal for families and beginners seeking moderate cycling on France's best bike infrastructure.

Pedal through Obernai's courtyards and Riquewihr's medieval streets, known as the Pearl of Alsace for its Gewürztraminer and Pinot Gris vineyards. The 35 km ride passes five castle ruins with optional loops and gives you views of the Black Forest before you finish in Colmar's wine-tasting terraces.