Veronika 2020

After we had already completed our planned 4 stages in 2 days during our Rheinsteig weekend, we continued south today. We drove by car to Rheinbrohl and from there via the short access path towards Leutesdorf. Wonderful views, great paths, great resting places. Only the path via Hammerstein was not so

Continuing on the Rheinsteig. Today we started in Rhöndorf, where you can park for free at the train station. From there, we first went uphill to the Drachenfels and then on to the Petersberg. Even though there were some altitude meters to overcome, there were many great views and sights today. So the

On the Rheinsteig trail again. Today we started at the train station in Unkel and actually only wanted to go the 13 km to Bad Honnef. First, it went steadily uphill over the more than 2 km long access path to the Rheinsteig. Unfortunately, today it led exclusively through the forest, with a few benches

Today was the second part of the Regionalpark-Rundroute RheinMain. I started in Hanau and then passed Philippsruhe Castle, following the signs, first for a whole and beautiful stretch along the Main. It was still quite fresh with 5 degrees and gloves, hat etc. were a must. Today, a large part went through

Today I went on the Regionalparkroute Rhein-Main, which is about 190 km long and which I divided into 2 stages. I started in Ginsheim, not quite at the Mainspitzdreieck, because I've been there often. I knew most of the first third, and also bits and pieces in between. But I was really positively surprised

Today we went on our 5th and therefore second-to-last stage of the Wine Hiking Trail from Bad Kreuznach to Niederhausen. We drove to Niederhausen by car to take bus 253 to Bad Kreuznach at the Hüffelsheimerstraße bus stop. Oops, a sign in the box saying the bus doesn't run from March 30th - due to a

Today we were back on the Riedlinie, which leads from Kelsterbach to Pforzheim over almost 100 km. Even though it's a hiking trail, we opted for the bike again, as many sections are so boring that it's much more fun by bike. In addition, most of the paths are asphalted. So we drove to Lorsch train station

Today we went on the officially 1st stage of the approx. 100 km long wine hiking trail from Kirn to Monzingen. For us, it was the 4th stage.

We first took the train from Monzingen (RB 33, runs hourly) to Kirn and then started on the hiking trail there. It initially went steadily uphill, on wooded paths

The Riedlinie is actually a hiking trail that leads from Kelsterbach to Pforzheim. After we didn't find the first two stages from Kelsterbach to Stockstadt particularly exciting, we switched to cycling today. Climate-friendly without traveling by car and without e-bikes (unfortunately). From Riedstadt