Fietsgids Danube cycleway Vol.1 (Donau Fietsroute) | Cicerone

A guidebook to cycling the lower Danube, following the Danube Cycleway, from Budapest to the Black Sea. Covers 1647km through Hungary, Croatia, Serbia (former Yugoslavia) and Romania. The route is presented in 32 stages, averaging 53.5km per stage and is well within the capabilities of most cycle tourists.   No major climbs or descents – predominantly level cycling following off-road stretches along flood dykes and quiet roads A perfect 3 to 4 week cycling adventure Best time of year: late spring (May–June) and early autumn (September–October); it can be very hot during July and August The route ends in the Danube Delta, Europe’s largest area of natural wetland and home to an enormous variety of bird species Companion guidebook to The Danube Cycleway Volume 1 (taking in the upper and middle Danube, from the Black Forest to Budapest)

Hadrian's Cycleway is a 174 mile route from Ravenglass in Cumbria to South Shields. Also known as Route 72, this coast-to-coast route heads north up the Cumbrian coast to reach the Solway AONB before crossing northern England along Hadrian's Wall and into Northumberland. Suitable for cyclists of all abilities, the ride is usually completed over three days from west to east.   The route allows cyclists to explore Hadrian's Wall World Heritage Site, visiting Roman forts including Vindolanda and Housesteads as well as milecastles, abbeys and historic towns. Other highlights include the Cumbrian coast, Tyne Valley and the famous Sycamore Gap.   While the main route is described from west to east over three days, the guide provides plenty of information about other options. Advice is given at the end of each stage about how to complete the route from east to west, as the route can be used in connection with other coast to coast routes to create week-long round trips. Other itineraries incl…

Praktische fietsgids met detailkaarten, ingetekende route, informatie over overnachten en fietsenmakers, zwaarte en hoogteprofiel. In spiraalbinding, Engelstalig.   Length The Danube cycling route between Donaueschingen and Passau is about 595 kilometers in length, not including alternative routes and excursions.   Surface quality and traffic Most of the route follows quiet country lanes or dedicated cycling paths. Sections with heavier traffic are rare and usually short. With only a few exceptions, the roads and paths have a hard surface. Gravel sections are usually in good condition. Because the route follows the course of the river, it is almost completely flat. It is mostly on the excursions into the surrounding countryside that must expect some steep sections. It is possible that during flooding part of the route is unusable or closed and you need to use alternative routes.   Signage Route markers along the Danube bicycle route are generally reliable and good. Signs are located b…

This 1245km route along one of Europe's great rivers follows the Elbe from its source to the North Sea coast, visiting Prague, Dresden, Magdeburg and Hamburg. 28 day-stages of easy, flat cycling mainly on quiet country roads and dedicated cycle tracks. Here is a guidebook to the Elbe Cycle Route, possibly the easiest long-distance cycle route in Europe, being almost entirely flat or downhill for some 1200km. Cruise alongside one of Europe's great rivers as it flows from its source, through Czechia and Germany to the North Sea. This guidebook describes the route across 29 stages (together with a practical prologue stage), with stages ranging from 21 to 69 kilometres. Suggested schedules include 13, 15, 17 and 19 day options, making this a perfect 2-3 week cycle tour.   Map extracts at a scale of 1:150 accompany clear route description, with gradient profiles provided where they are helpful. Background information on the region's history and natural environment is also provided, as are …

The fifth part of the Danube Bike Trail begins in Belgrade and ends in Romania on the Black Sea. With a total length of 2,845 kilometres, the Danube is Europe’s second longest river (after the Volga with 3,534 kilometres), and the only one on which kilometres are counted in reverse direction, starting with kilometer zero at the mouth and ending upstream at the source.   The total length of Part 5 of the Danube Bicycle Trail is about 1,400 kilometres. This does not include various side trips and alternative routes. The Danube Bike Trail is part of the Eurovelo-Route 6 and to a great extent identical.   This last part of the Danube Bike Trail mostly follows paved main roads and secondary roads, which you share with a variety of other traffic. It is not unusual in some parts of Bulgaria and Romania that you encounter more horse or mule carts, pedestrians or roaming sheep or geese than motorized traffic. In and around the larger cities, however, you can expect heavy traffic and you should…

Praktische fietsgids met detailkaarten, ingetekende route, informatie over overnachten en fietsenmakers, zwaarte en hoogteprofiel. In spiraalbinding, Engelstalig. Scheur- en watervast.   The Danube Bike Trail from Passau to Vienna is the most travelled long-distance cycling route in Europe. Every year, thousands of cyclists explore the varied scenery which the route through Austria has to offer. For most cyclists the journey ends in the capital Vienna (Wien). But the continuation of the Danube Bike Trail through Slovakia and into Hungary, to the city of Budapest, is accordingly quieter and more idyllic. One can endulge the senses while cycling through riverside forests, quiet villages and historic towns where the Iron Curtain once divided Europe in two; all this while crossing two borders without even needing to present a passport.   The total length of the Danube Bike Trail from Vienna to Budapest is 310 kilometers. This does not include side trips and alternative routes.

Trekkende fietsers tonen overeenkomsten met reizigers uit het verleden. Welke sporen kan men daarbij beter volgen dan oude verbindingswegen, voorheen druk gebruikt door pelgrims, handelaren, koningen en ridders? Uiteenlopende landschappen wisselen af met middeleeuwse stadjes. Nergens volgt de fietser geijkte toeristenwegen. Het karakter is heuvelachtig maar echte bergen boven 550 meter worden vermeden. De fietser wordt Langs Oude Wegen deelgenoot van een ontdekkingstocht door het boeiende en rijke Europese verleden.   Deze gids volgt historische pelgrimsroutes, langs overwegend rustige en goed berijdbare wegen en paden. De route begint in Maastricht of Aken en voert 700 kilometer langs beroemde pleisterplaatsen en prachtige vestingstadjes als Montmédy, Troyes, Auxerre en Vézelay naar Nevers aan de Loire. Deel 2 leidt de fietser aansluitend langs Rocamadour, Cahors en Moissac naar Oloron-Ste.Marie aan de voet van de Pyreneeën. Daar sluiten de St.Jacobsroute en Katharenroute aan.   De f…