From the Alsace Wine Route to the Baden Wine Route

This route symbolically starts on the MIMRAM footbridge linking Strasbourg in France and Kehl in Germany within the pleasant garden of the two banks.

Join the EuroVelo 5 - Via Romea by following the Bruche canal cycle route to Soultz-les-Bains.

You will then ride calmly on the Alsace Vineyard Cycle Route (part of EuroVelo 5) to Cernay except for a slight detour in the Bergheim - Kaysersberg area to fully enjoy the gems of the Alsace vineyard. 

You will continue on the EuroVelo 5 to Baldersheim located north of Mulhouse and cross the Potash Basin. 

You will then take a section of the Three Countries Bike Route (France - Germany - Switzerland) to Chalampé.

After crossing the Rhine, you will join Mullheim and the Baden Wine Vineyard Cycle Route connecting the Baden wine regions of Markgräflerland, Kaiserstuhl, Tuniberg, Breisgau, and Ortenau. 

You will then rejoin Kehl and the start point of the circuit.

To set off on the bike routes safely, we recommend the following equipment:

Please note that the route uses farm tracks, roads with low motor vehicle traffic, and dedicated cycle paths. The surfaces are mainly asphalted, with some sections on packed earth or white paths.

Cyclist map:

"Alsace à Vélo" bike map

Electric bike rental and bike services:

Alsace:

https://www.alsaceavelo.fr/services/ou-louer-un-velo.html

https://www.alsaceavelo.fr/services/ou-reparer-son-velo.html

Baden:

https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/erleben/radfahren/fahrradverleih

https://www.schwarzwald-tourismus.info/erleben/radfahren/tourenrad-und-e-bike/ladestationen

More info on:

https://www.alsaceavelo.fr/403000009-veloroute-du-vignoble-dalsace/

www.badischer-weinradweg.info