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Amazing islands of nature in the middle of a very anthropized area.

The path is particularly easy to drive and puts you in a good mood

Bathe in this large forest whose paths are criss-crossed by streams and benches.

The track along the diversion of the Moselle between Pagny-sur-Moselle and Pont-a-Mousson takes you away from the course of the Moselle for a few kilometres. Traffic is pleasant. Between the canal and the river, you can see the meadows on the banks of the Moselle. These are large dry meadows. They were once numerous in the region, but the proliferation of quarries and the scarcity of livestock have made them a rare natural treasure. They are now classified as "sensitive natural areas".

Hello, one more thing about the connection: from Koblenz you can easily take the train to Luxembourg, from where you can continue every hour to Nancy or Metz.

Hello, In my opinion the most beautiful part of the Moselle runs from Nancy via Metz to Trier, if necessary you can then continue to Koblenz, but that will be a good 400 km if you do all the Moselle loops. The appeal of the French part is that you almost always have a good cycle path (usually with a good surface), you are often far away from a road and with Metz and Nancy you have two of the most interesting French cities of all. Metz has a well-equipped campsite on a branch of the Moselle, you are less than 500 m from the cathedral or the old town. You should watch out for westerly winds on the tour, otherwise the path along the canal to Thionville can be very tough, a SW wind is even better. Trier also has a good campsite, and you can also walk into the city. Then off you go, chain on the right.