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Wieland Dietrich planned an e-bike ride.
July 6, 2025
09:23
171km
18.2km/h
1,530m
1,520m
Wieland Dietrich and Thorsten Bidlo planned an e-bike ride.
July 29, 2023
20:41
362km
17.5km/h
1,540m
1,530m
May 12, 2023
Went to Strasbourg this morning in the rain and arrived in good weather. Almost all of the cycle paths are paved and well-developed. Strasbourg is definitely a must. Very nice. The onward journey to Rastatt on canals and on the banks of the Rhine was peppered with a few potholes.
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May 12, 2023
Out of Basel and along the Rhine about 50 km on a gravel bike path just straight ahead. 😟 Then a town of Laufenberg, beautiful old town with castle ruins and straight ahead on the Rhine. Then turned off to France Cycle paths in bad condition if available, unfortunately the navigation failed again (heavy rain)
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May 10, 2023
Tour stage 4 is unfortunately not complete and cannot be viewed here, so here is a comment. Touring from Konstanz via Schaffhausen to Eglisau. With nice weather and good bike paths and very beautiful places. The Rhine has already grown considerably as far as Schaffhausen,
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Wieland Dietrich went for a bike ride.
May 7, 2023
04:17
90.9km
21.2km/h
850m
2,300m
Wieland Dietrich went for a bike ride.
May 6, 2023
01:31
17.0km
11.2km/h
1,000m
70m
May 7, 2023
Although the journey by train was difficult (3 hours late), it was worth it. You bike paths are well developed and the landscape is a dream. The climbs on the first day were between 3 and 12 percent, which are easy to manage. Our accommodation is located directly on the Oberalp Pass at 2046 m. Simply
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May 13, 2023
The last stage goes along the edge of the Black Forest to Karlsruhe at a dry 15 degrees. Now by train via Heidelberg to Essen. Unfortunately, a beautiful bike ride has come to an end. I would do the tour like this again, with the exception of Basel to Strasbourg, which is not very nice on the Rhine.
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