Eurovelo 15 - the best bits to do?
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Eurovelo 15 - the best bits to do?
Ok, this may be slightly naive question, but my bro and I want to cycle some Eurovelo 15 next Sept. We have less than two weeks and don't want to be a slave to the cycle every day. I'm thinking Basel to Cologne, circa 550km. Any advice please.
Re: Eurovelo 15 - the best bits to do?
basel to cologne is pretty good, mainz through to dusseldorf is all really nice.
stay on the german side after basel though, i thought the bit through france was really boring (i don't personally know if the german side is better but it must be)
one you get into holland ev15 is dull
stay on the german side after basel though, i thought the bit through france was really boring (i don't personally know if the german side is better but it must be)
one you get into holland ev15 is dull
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Re: Eurovelo 15 - the best bits to do?
I think the higher up the Rhine you can start the better because you'll have a lot more variety in the scenery.
If you want to skip a boring bit then it's easy to just hop on/off a local train.
Luck .......
If you want to skip a boring bit then it's easy to just hop on/off a local train.
Luck .......
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Re: Eurovelo 15 - the best bits to do?
So are there a lot of local train options along the route? I was wondering if there were, given that train lines tend to follow river courses.