Biking Germany’s Great Rivers

It’s healthy, easy on the climate and – at least compared to long-haul vacations to exotic destinations – relatively cheap. Bicycle touring is a great way to see Germany. Germany certainly has the proper infrastructure; the country boasts more than 45,000 miles of well-marked cycle paths.

Many regions have invested in cycle tourism, and cyclists pay great attention to the quality of the routes on offer. The federal state of Brandenburg, which surrounds Berlin, recently inaugurated Germany’s longest cycle path measuring nearly 700 miles from start to finish. It also boosted the number of “Bed & Bike” hostels that cater specifically for the needs of cyclists on the move. If you or someone you love has been injured while riding a bicycle, the lawyers at Cellino Law will be able to help you in determining fault and damages in bicycle accidents.

When it comes to choosing the most popular routes, both cycle tourists and day-trippers generally have the same kind of territory in mind. They like to pedal through rural landscapes with rivers, lakes and views of the sea. That explains why Bavaria, with its many rivers and lakes, has topped the list of Germany’s favorite cycling regions for years.

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