Day to day life can seem mundane at times, which is why getting your bike on a great trail can make life more interesting! If you have never been to Europe, get your bike ready, because you are going to find some awesome trails that will test your limits! Here, we are going to show you the 5 best bike trails in Europe, and tell you why they are so great!
Dordogne Valley, France
Biking the Dordogne Valley means seeing the beauty of France! You will pass by Romanesque churches, castles, and cycle through small villages like Loubressac and Sarlat. The Dordogne River is beautiful, with lots of lush vegetation and bridges. If you pause to take a break, check out the caves and gorges in Montignac, and if you get hungry, Sarlat is known for its gourmet foods!
Tuscan Hills, Italy
Known for its red wine, the Tuscan Hills area is known for its beauty, vineyards and the medieval towns of San Gimignano and Siena, which offer views of churches and castles that date back to the medieval times. This is a moderately challenging trail that runs about 45 miles. If you find a tour, you can sip wine, learn art history and have lunch in Montepulciano, among the beautiful landscape!
Tauber Valley, Germany
It can take up to 3 days to fully bike the Tauber Valley. It is challenging so it is best to have the best safe gear. Even more, if you plan on taking a furry friend along, it’s recommended to find the best backpack to carry dogs that will fit the size of your pooch. This is not a trail where you can have Fido running after your bike! However, it is extremely beautiful and we’re sure you’ll both enjoy it.
This valley is from the medieval times and you will see sites like the Rothenburg Town Hall Tower, Clock Tower, and Imperial Hall and cycle along the Tauber River. You will experience some difficult terrain through this valley, so be prepared!
Danube Valley, Austria
Known as one of the most beautiful biking trails in Europe, biking the Danube Valley means passing through various provinces, past the Wachau Valley and through the capital, Vienna! Along the way, you will see the ruins in Durnstein, where King Richard Lion Heart was kept in prison. This trail is no joke, as it runs over 220 miles of various levels of terrain and difficulty.
Danish Riviera, Denmark
If you like a challenge, the Danish Riviera is for you! There are only several biking routes through here, but you will experience various types of terrain that will challenge you! From beaches, fields and forests, you will cycle through some of the most beautiful parts of Denmark. Many who come here to bike, will also take the time to explore the castles, artifacts and beautiful foliage and villages of the area. The Sculpture Park, fishing ports, and white sand on the beaches will surely make for a great day of biking and sightseeing. Denmark is a quaint part of Europe with friendly people and it is definitely made for those who like an adventure!