Alsace Wine Route

The Alsace Wine Route is a scenic cycling route that takes you through the beautiful vineyards and charming villages of Alsace, one of France's most famous wine regions. Starting near Ihringen in Freiburg, Germany, this round-trip route covers a distance of 91 kilometers with an ascent of 444 meters. The route is relatively challenging, suitable for very well-trained amateurs, with a difficulty level of 3 out of 5. However, the stunning scenery and cultural attractions along the way make it worth the effort. Enjoy the panoramic views as you cycle through the rolling hills covered with vineyards, visit the historic town of Colmar with its picturesque old town, and admire the medieval castles and ruins in Ribeauvillé. Other highlights include the charming town of Breisach am Rhein, known for its cherry orchards and lovely Rhine promenade, and the stunning views of the Kaiserstuhl volcano from the Totenkopf viewpoint. The route also takes you along the Quai de la Poissonerie, a picturesque waterfront street in old-town Colmar, and offers a glimpse of the impressive Eckartsberg hill. With its combination of natural beauty, historical heritage, and delicious wines, the Alsace Wine Route is a truly epic cycling experience.