Cycling in Moselle Walley

The ancient Roman city of Trier is the starting point for your journey through the vineyards of the Moselle Valley. Trier is well worth arriving early to explore its many historical sights, such as the Kaiserthermen Roman bath ruins, the Hauptmarkt square, or the impressive Porta Nigra gate.

You begin your cycling journey through the Moselle Valley on a dedicated cycle path from Trier, soon passing the town of Schweich. From here, you ride through a landscape filled with vineyards on your way to Trittenheim. At the end of the day, we recommend visiting a local winery for a tasting of eight different wines. 42 km

In the morning, you cycle through Neumagen-Dhron, the oldest and most famous wine-producing area in Germany. The Roman wine press in Piesport is well worth a visit before stopping for lunch in the village square of Bernkastel, known for its beautiful half-timbered houses. After a long and relaxing lunch, you continue cycling to Zeltingen. 35 km

The route continues through the famous wine-growing region of Kröver Nacktarsch on your way to Traben-Trarbach. Soon after, you’ll reach Enkirch, known for its beautiful half-timbered houses. You then continue over Zeller Hamm, surrounded by thousands of grapevines, before arriving in Zell, where you will spend the night. 36 km

Today’s cycling takes you through several “postcard villages” such as Beilstein and Cochem, as well as the 11th-century Reichsburg Castle. Toward the end of the day, you’ll reach the gem of Treis-Karden, with its castles, churches, and half-timbered houses. 47 km

Start your day with a visit to the medieval Eltz Castle before cycling toward Koblenz. Along the way, you’ll pass Germany’s oldest wooden house, Abteihof in Kobern-Gondorf, dating back to 1320. You’ll then arrive in the city of Koblenz. 42 km

After breakfast, the journey ends. You can either pre-book a transfer back to Trier (see the “Prices & What’s included” tab) or use local transportation.

The ancient Roman city of Trier is the starting point for your journey through the vineyards of the Moselle Valley. It’s well worth arriving early to explore some of the city’s many historical sights, such as the ruins of the Roman baths Kaiserthermen, the Hauptmarkt square, or the Porta Nigra.

You begin your cycling journey in the Moselle Valley on a bike path from Trier, soon passing through the town of Schweich. From here, you’ll ride through a landscape filled with vineyards on your way to Trittenheim. At the end of the day, we recommend visiting a local winery for a tasting of eight wines. 42 km

In the morning, you’ll cycle through Neumagen-Drohn, the oldest and most famous wine-producing area in Germany. The Roman wine press in Piesport is well worth a visit before stopping for lunch in the village square of Bernkastel, known for its charming half-timbered houses. After a long, relaxing lunch, continue pedaling to Zeltingen. 35 km

The route continues through the famous wine region of Kröver Nacktarsch on your way to Traben-Trarbach. Soon you’ll reach Enkirch, known for its beautiful half-timbered houses. You’ll then cycle across Zeller Hamm, surrounded by thousands of grapevines, before arriving in Zell, where you’ll spend the night. 36 km

Today’s cycling takes you through charming “postcard villages” such as Beilstein and Cochem. You’ll spend the night in Cochem, your final overnight stay on this trip. 36 km

After breakfast, your trip comes to an end. You can either pre-book a transfer back to Trier (see the “Prices & What’s included” tab) or use local transportation. Trains run from Cochem to Trier or to Frankfurt Airport.

Just outside Trier lies the idyllic Ruwertal, where you’ll check in at a hotel surrounded by vineyards. If time allows, visit the ancient Roman city of Trier, which is truly worth exploring for its many historic sights, such as the ruins of the Roman Baths Kaiserthermen, the Hauptmarkt Square, and the Porta Nigra.

You’ll begin your cycling tour among the vineyards, perhaps stopping in the small village of Mehring before continuing to Neumagen-Drohn, the oldest and most famous wine-producing area in Germany. The Roman wine press in Piesport is well worth a visit. 39 km (44 km)

Today you’ll cycle to the village of Bernkastel-Kues, known for its half-timbered houses, charming restaurants, and lively squares. You’ll then continue along the river past Zeltingen, home to famous vineyards such as Zeltinger Himmelreich, Schlossberg, and Sonnenuhr. The route then takes you through the Kröver Nacktarsch vineyards before reaching your accommodation in Burg or Reil. Approx. 52 km.

In the morning, you’ll cycle through the vineyards of Zell, famous for their Schwarze Katz wines. Afterwards, you can visit the lovely villages of Beilstein and Cochem before continuing to the charming wine village of Pommern, where you’ll spend the night at a guesthouse. A wine tasting at a nearby winery is included. Approx. 57 km.

The day begins with a short detour to the medieval Burg Eltz, a beautiful old castle nestled in the hills. You’ll then cycle back to the Moselle River and roll down to the historic wine town of Kobern-Gondorf. Take the opportunity to visit the terraced vineyards, famous for their steep slopes where Riesling and Pinot Noir are grown. The tour concludes as you cycle into the city of Koblenz. Approx. 40 km.

After breakfast, the yourney ends. You can either pre-book a transfer back to Trier, see the “Prices & What’s included” tab, or you can use local transportation.

The ancient Roman city of Trier is the starting point for your journey through the vineyards of the Moselle Valley. Trier is well worth arriving early to explore its many historical sights, such as the ruins of the Roman Baths Kaiserthermen, the Hauptmarkt Square, or the Porta Nigra.

You’ll begin your cycling tour of the Moselle Valley on a bike path from Trier, soon passing through the town of Schweich. From here, you’ll ride through a landscape filled with vineyards on your way to Trittenheim. At the end of the day, we recommend visiting a local winery for a tasting of eight different wines. 42 km

In the morning, you’ll cycle through Neumagen-Drohn, the oldest and most famous wine-producing area in Germany. The Roman wine press in Piesport is well worth a visit before stopping for lunch in the village square of Bernkastel, known for its charming half-timbered houses. After a long, leisurely lunch, continue cycling to Zeltingen. 35 km

The route continues through the famous wine region of Kröver Nacktarsch on your way to Traben-Trarbach. Soon you’ll reach Enkirch, known for its beautiful half-timbered houses. Continue across the Zeller Hamm, surrounded by thousands of grapevines, before arriving in Zell, where you’ll spend the night. 36 km

After breakfast, the journey ends. You can either pre-book a transfer back to Trier, see the “Prices & What’s included” tab, or you can use local transportation. It is approx. 7 km from Zell to Bullay, from where you can take a train to Trier or Frankfurt airport.