Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
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Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
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Last edited by JC4LAB on 20 Oct 2009, 4:28pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
There are campsites along the way but not always conveniently spaced. Some are listed in the Cicerone Guide http://www.cicerone.co.uk/product/detai ... e-cycleway or information may be obtained from each site as to the next along the way, or try http://www.bergstrassebikebooks.com/cycletouring.html for information. The ADFC maps show campsites but you would need an up-to-date set (http://www.adfc.de/)
Re: Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
Hi
I have travelled throughout Europe a few years now and the best books to use for the route are BikeLine. They can be brought through Stanfords. I have just done the R1 route from Hook of Holland to Berlin but it goes onto St Petersberg and the BikeLine book shows the route, camping or B&B, and all information that would be needed on the way. A friend has cycled the Danube an he said the camping was great but not quiet the same as German standards.
There are a few things to know when travelling for instnace if you are using a 26in wheel tyres are hard to come by as t European tyres are 4 mm bigger even if they saw they are 26in.
Have a good ride.
Bye
Keith
I have travelled throughout Europe a few years now and the best books to use for the route are BikeLine. They can be brought through Stanfords. I have just done the R1 route from Hook of Holland to Berlin but it goes onto St Petersberg and the BikeLine book shows the route, camping or B&B, and all information that would be needed on the way. A friend has cycled the Danube an he said the camping was great but not quiet the same as German standards.
There are a few things to know when travelling for instnace if you are using a 26in wheel tyres are hard to come by as t European tyres are 4 mm bigger even if they saw they are 26in.
Have a good ride.
Bye
Keith
Re: Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=3 ... =4804&v=HE
is my route in July. Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Hungary have multiple sites and a lovely set of cycle-specific facilities. Vienna itself has Aktiv Camping in the city. After Hungary it gets a bit erratic. Ask if you want any specific info.
is my route in July. Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Hungary have multiple sites and a lovely set of cycle-specific facilities. Vienna itself has Aktiv Camping in the city. After Hungary it gets a bit erratic. Ask if you want any specific info.
Re: Danube Cycle way.. Is camping an option?
CroatTony wrote:http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=3Tzut&doc_id=4804&v=HE
is my route in July. Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Hungary have multiple sites and a lovely set of cycle-specific facilities. Vienna itself has Aktiv Camping in the city. After Hungary it gets a bit erratic. Ask if you want any specific info.
Beyond Hungary the best consolidated source of informaton is probably
www.Danube-info.org
The euro velo 6 website has a forum which may contain some info although last time I looked (May) it had had very few visitors.
For some broader info about Hungary, Serbia, Croatia mixed in with a bit of Danube cycling try:
http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/?o=3 ... d=5489&v=x