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Fulda
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German Danube
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Austrian Danube
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Eder
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Lahn
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Spree
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Neckar
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Five Rivers
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Lake Constance
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Rhine
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Werra
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Main
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Saar-Mosel
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Elbe
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Baltic Coast
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Insel Ruegen
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Roman Route
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Pader
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Leine
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Nahe
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Kocher Jagst Tauber
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Map of Tours in Germany
Here is a list of our rides that I have made travelogues of so
far: Click on any underlined link to take you to a description. Or,
page down for brief maps and distances.
Fairytale, Weser,
Diemel, Fulda, Altmühl,
Austrian Danube, Eder,
Lahn,
German Danube, Spree, Neckar,
Five Rivers, around Lake Constance.
The Rhine, Werra,
Saar/Mosel, Main,
Baltic Coast, Elbe,
Roman Route, Pader,
Leine, Nahe and the
Kocher Jagst Tauber just so far. In
2008, we will post tours about the Lake District in Mecklenburg, a tour of six
rivers in Hesse, and more.
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Click on maps
to see
details of tour.
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The
Fairytale Tour, Central Germany:
Five days covering 137 miles (221 km)
starting and ending in Kassel in central Germany.
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| The Weser
River Valley, Northern Germany: Eight Days covering 247 miles (397
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The Diemel
River Valley, Central Germany:
This is a two or three day’s ride covers
115 miles (186 km).
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The Fulda
River Valley, Central Germany:
This three day’s ride covers 132 miles
(213 km).
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The Altmühl
River, including the Danube from Regensburg to Passau, Southern Germany (Bavaria):
This is a five day tour over 230 miles
(371 km).
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| The Austrian Danube River
Passau to
Vienna, Lower Austria: We took six days to cover the 201-mile
(324 km) route, not counting the two days we spent sightseeing in Vienna.
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| The Eder River,
Central Germany: This 93-mile (150 km) tour took
us four days at a leisurely pace with lots of sightseeing stops.
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The Lahn River,
Central Germany: The tour is an easy three day ride
over 73 miles (117 km) of river valley dotted with castles and quaint
villages.
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The German Danube River
from its source to Passau, Southern Germany (Bavaria): This is a 8-day tour over 370 miles
(596 km).
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Spree River, Southeastern Germany: This
is a 7-day tour over 250 miles (402 km).
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The Neckar
River, Southwestern Germany: This
is a 6-day tour over 232 miles (373 km).
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The Five
Rivers, Southern Germany: This
is a 5-day, 193-mile or 310-kilometer.
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Lake
Constance, Southern Germany: A 4-day,
150-mile (241 km) circular bike tour.
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The Rhine, Western
Germany: This is an 18-day, 592-mile, 953-km
bicycle tour along one of the most important rivers in Europe.
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The Werra, Central Germany: This is an
6-day, 194-mile, 313-km
bicycle tour down one of Germany's last wild rivers.
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Saar/Mosel, Western Germany: This is an
6-day, 162-mile, 261-km
bicycle tour down down the Saar from the French border to Konz on the Mosel.
Then down the Mosel to Koblenz. Undoubtedly one of Germany's most
picturesque rivers.
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The Main, Central Germany: This is an
9-day, 325 mile, 524-kilometer tour along the Main River from Bayreuth to
Mainz. OK, so we took our time, it was very hot, so give us a break,
alright. This is beer and wine country if ever there was such a thing
in Germany.
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Elbe, Eastern Germany: This is a 14-day,
540-mile, 870-kilometer tour along the Elbe River. It starts in Bad
Schandau near the German/Czech border and continues to the river’s mouth
near Cuxhaven on the North Sea.
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Baltic Coast, Northern Germany:
This is a 467-mile, 752-kilometer tour along the north coast
of Germany from Flensburg near the border with Denmark to the island of
Usedom near the German Poland border. The Germans call this body of water
the Ost See or Ostsee but in English we know it as the Baltic Sea.
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The Roman Route, West
Central Germany:
A 6-day, 197-mile (317 km) bike tour along the Lippe River
in northwestern Germany. The tour starts in Xanten on the lower Rhine and
ends in Detmold deep in the Teutoburg Forest.
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Pader River, Northwestern
Germany: A little tongue in cheek here, this
is our shortest river ride. It is 3.5 miles in length, the Pader is
certainly Germany's shortest river. It is 588 miles shorter than the
Rhine, Germany's longest river. I think it took us about 45 minutes,
including getting lost once.
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Leine River, Central
Germany: A
5-day, 183-mile (294 km) bicycle tour through a beautiful valley in central
Germany. An uncrowded, unhurried, and picturesque ride past several
historic towns and cities that nestle into the valley.
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Nahe River, Central
Germany: A
short 2-day, 79 mile (128 km), ride from Türkismühle to Bingen on the
Rhine. The Nahe is a beautiful river
valley with many historic cities, interesting natural features, dotted with
many vineyards.
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Kocher Jagst Tauber,
South Central
Germany: A
somewhat hilly 5-day, 244 mile (392 km), ride from Aalen to
Bad Friedrichshall
then back to Aalen but we stopped at Crailsheim and took a train to
Rothenburg ob der Tauber. From there we rode to Wertheim on the Main
River.
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Revised:
June 21, 2008
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