Moselle cycleways

[Jake Royd]

Planning to do the Moselle this year.
I know there are cycleways there but I don't know if they are separate from the roads or running parallel etc.
My wife is a nervous cyclist and is more at home on cycleways away from traffic.

Could anybody advise please?

TIA

 

[TCG]

Extension of the pavement. my wife is the same, but Moselle is a a pleasure to cycle

 

[maison]

The cycle routes are separate in some places and alongside the road in others.

My wife, a nervous cyclist normally, was quite happy on them.

 

[olley]

We joined it at Edier Eller and left near Trier last year the majority seem separated from the road, looked very safe to ride on.

 

[tonka]

My wife is same, very nervous cyclist but the Moselle is one of the areas she will cycle. ?

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[Puddleduck]

We have the guide book to cycling the Moselle as it was on our "to do" list for this year but things change ...... maybe in a year or two.

 

[Grianan]

Something we will return to. Having cycled other cycleways (in France) and having visited the Mosel, I would invest in a good map/guide book and check out some sections. We noted some sections were on a nice path beside the river with grass between the path and the road. Others, less pleasant, were alongside the traffic. When we do it we will check the map/guide first.

 

[Mobsy]

Check out Komoot to plan your ride, it's a dedicated bike route planner. You will be able to see what surfaces you'll ride on. I used it last last for a 1400 mile ride round France and apart from a couple of minor glitches it worked very well.

 

[Jake Royd]

Thanks All!

 

[Lenny HB]

Some useful cycle route leaflets in the tourist offices, even have e-bike routes over the hills.

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[Caggsie1]

And you can cycle for miles too. Reasonable flat in most places