Bernhard F. ⚡🚴‍♂️🚶‍♂️

Since we've barely seen any sun since the beginning of December, I simply had to get out of the fog.



And I loved it! I didn't need a jacket, hat, or gloves.



The view was fantastic, as you can see in the pictures. From Stuhleck in the east to the Gesäuse mountains in the west. Unfortunately, I then had

The final stage began in Unterretzbach at a cool 20°C. The beginning was a few kilometers on sandy field paths, but it was still easily rideable. Two years ago, I had imagined the stretch to the Danube to be a bit monotonous, with a lot of through roads. But that wasn't the case at all. We did cycle

Today it was almost too hot to cycle. Up to 32°C. After 12km, we took our first break. Instead, we were treated to a culinary treat at the Pulkau wine terrace. Once we were fit again, we made a quick detour to the Bergmann Windmill Heurigen before relaxing a bit in our cool room before our evening visit to the Heurigen.

Today we went on a round trip via Hardegg, Felling, and then to Langau to visit dear friends. As a result, we set off for Unterretzbach quite late and were rewarded with a stunning sunset in the Waldviertel. To finish off, of course, we had a nightcap at Winter Michael's. 😋😋😋

A beautiful tour with many different landscapes. First along the Danube, then up into the Weinviertel region to the Retzerland region, where we reach our favorite winter wine tavern in Unterretzbach.

That was the first day of our tour to the Weinviertel region. We had to take a few detours along the Erlauftal cycle path (some of which were unmarked). But it wasn't a problem, except for our fitness level. The south bank of the Danube is a very nice place to cycle. We just couldn't find accommodation

A relaxed hike, except for the section up the Schöckel and back down again. At the fork in the trail, there's a sign saying you can ride between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The climb got steeper and more difficult, reaching a gradient of 20% with rough scree, but everything up above, before and after the summit

This morning we took the car ferry from Meersburg to Konstanz, then along the Untersee to Radolfzell and on to Ludwigshafen and Sipplingen. In Unteruhldingen, we visited the stilt houses. They're well worth a visit. It was also interesting how pleasantly cool the clay-plastered huts were, despite the

A beautiful tour from Hagnau to Friedrichshafen (I remember it from my 2016 trip from home to Lake Constance and back). From there, we took the ferry to Romanshorn in Switzerland. We continued along the lake to the mouth of the Rhine, along the dam to the end of the dam. A bit dusty and hot, but very

Today we went in the other direction. From Hagnau to Überlingen, but this time by bike. On the return trip, it was already quite stormy. No more boats on the lake.