Mosel Radweg

The more than 500 kilometer long Moselle cycle path begins in France in the Vosges, where the Moselle originated. From there it makes its winding path through the low mountain range via Lorraine, Luxembourg, past the border triangle and the vineyards in Germany to Koblenz, where it flows into the Rhine

After Pagny-sur-Moselle, Jouy-aux-Arches approaches. The Roman aqueduct, which even towers over a few houses, immediately catches your eye. After only 14 more kilometers, today's stage destination Metz is reached. The impressive Saint-Étienne Cathedral and numerous other small and large buildings from

This stage of the Mosel cycle path leads along the right bank of the Moselle to the Moselle metropolis of Trier and starts in the attractive wine village of Nittel, which lies at the foot of high dolomite and limestone cliffs. A little further along the cycle path you reach the village of Oberbillig

It continues to the next wine town Enkirch. The place is also referred to as the treasure trove of the Rhenish half-timbered building and is certainly worth a visit. Then the drive leads over castle in the winegrower Pünderich. The cycle path finally takes you via the wine village Breidel to Zell, the

Your last stage leads along the left bank of the Moselle from Löf to shortly before Koblenz. On the last kilometers through the region Terrassenmosel there are still some typical Moselle wine villages waiting to be discovered by you. Thus, in Kobern-Gondorf the medieval market square and probably the

On this stage, you can look forward to interesting castles and palaces. The stage starts with a view of the majestic Reichsburg. About Klotten and Pommern it goes to the historic place Treis-Karden.



From Moselkern you can make a trip to the castle Eltz, one of the most beautiful castles in Germany. The

The next stage starts at the historic railway bridge in Bullay. Face the challenge and climb the steepest vineyard in Europe on the "Calmont via ferrata". But you will be rewarded with one of the most beautiful views over the Mosel valley. The bike tour continues along the idyllic wine villages of Ediger

After the medieval town of Bernkastel-Kues, the Moselle Cycle Path leads on this stage - always along the right bank - to Zeltingen-Rachtig. A detour through the center with its old estates and half-timbered houses is always worthwhile. Opposite of Rachtig is the former Cistercian monastery Machern

This stage leads along the right bank of the Moselle along the wine town of Piesport to historic Bernkastel-Kues. Downstream, vineyards, orchards and picturesque wine-growing villages such as Wintrich, Brauneberg and Mülheim culminate in the cultural highlight of the stage. The famous Moselle town of