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Enjoy a 2-hour bike ride along the scenic Alsatian Wine Road with expert guides, vineyard views, and a castle panorama for $74. Perfect for a relaxed day out.
Exploring the charming Alsace region becomes a delightful adventure with the Bike Tour on the Alsatian Wine Road. Priced at $74 per person and lasting approximately 2 hours, this experience offers an engaging way to see the vineyards and quaint villages while learning about local culture and history. The tour is led by an English-speaking local guide from Détour Alsace, making it accessible and engaging for visitors from all backgrounds.
This tour appeals most to those who appreciate leisurely cycling, scenic views, and a touch of educational storytelling. The fully-equipped bikes cater to all adults and children, with options for e-bikes for an extra fee if you want some assistance. While it’s a great choice for families and friends, it’s worth noting that the tour excludes shopping and has some restrictions for younger or older participants, as well as those with certain health or weight considerations.
The tour begins at Route du Vin in Orschwiller, a central spot on the Alsace Wine Road. From here, the guide sets the pace for an enjoyable ride through various picturesque villages and rolling vineyard landscapes. If needed, alternative departure locations can be arranged, though additional transfer charges may apply.
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The tour offers bikes for men, women, and children, ensuring everyone is comfortable. Helmets and water are provided to keep safety and hydration in check. For those who prefer a little extra help, e-bikes are available at an additional cost, making the ride accessible for a wider range of fitness levels.
Cycling along the famous Route des Vins, the guide shares stories about regional history, culture, and wine-making traditions**. You’ll pass through quaint villages and beautiful vineyards, with plenty of photo opportunities. The landscape is dotted with rolling hills and lush vineyards that create a picture-perfect backdrop for the ride.
One of the highlights of this tour is the panoramic view of Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle. This medieval fortress dominates the landscape and is a visual highlight during the ride. The view of the castle overlooking the vineyards offers an ideal spot for photos and soaking in the scenery.
More Great Tours NearbyThe tour includes brief stops at traditional villages, where the guide shares local stories and insights. There’s also a 15-minute wine tasting in one of these villages, giving visitors the chance to sample regional wines and learn about Alsace’s wine-producing heritage.
Starting from Route du Vin, the tour heads towards Orschwiller, where the guided bike ride lasts 2 hours. There’s a quick 5-minute visit to a traditional village, followed by a 15-minute wine tasting in another village. The tour wraps up back at the starting point, completing the loop through scenic vineyards and charming hamlets.
The tour is designed to be relaxed and family-friendly, though it’s not suitable for children under 10 years, or for those over 60 years or with certain health restrictions like high blood pressure or low fitness level. The group size is not specified, but the focus on guided storytelling suggests a comfortable, manageable number of participants.
At $74 per person, this experience offers a good balance of scenery, education, and activity. The inclusions—bikes, helmets, water, and a knowledgeable guide—add to the overall value. The option to reserve and pay later provides flexibility and peace of mind when planning.
While the tour is accessible to most adults, it not suitable for children under 10 or those over 60. The physical demands are moderate, mainly cycling on flat or gently rolling terrain. Riders should bring rain gear in case of unpredictable weather, and the ride is not recommended for people with high weight or hearing impairments.
This bike tour stands out with its focus on scenic views, cultural storytelling, and an experienced guide. Similar experiences include private winery trips, visits to typical villages, and castle tours in the region, but this option emphasizes an active, outdoor experience designed for leisurely exploration.
The Bike Tour on the Alsatian Wine Road offers a relaxed yet engaging way to explore the vineyards and villages of Alsace. The scenic views of Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle and wine tasting stops add memorable touches to the journey. The local guide’s storytelling enriches the experience, making it both educational and enjoyable.
This tour suits adults and older children who enjoy outdoor activity and scenic landscapes. Its moderate pace and fully-equipped bikes make it accessible for most, provided participants meet the age and health restrictions. For those seeking a casual, scenic cycling experience with cultural insights, this tour offers excellent value and a charming introduction to the Alsace region.
Is the tour suitable for children?
The tour is not suitable for children under 10 years due to the physical requirements and safety considerations.
Can I rent an e-bike?
Yes, e-bikes are available at an extra charge for those who want some assistance on the ride.
What should I bring?
Participants should bring rain gear in case of weather changes, along with water and comfortable clothing suitable for cycling.
What is included in the price?
The price covers bike rental, helmets, water, and a local guide. Wine tasting is included at a specific stop, but shopping is not.
Where does the tour start?
The tour departs from Route du Vin in Orschwiller. Alternative locations are possible with additional transfer charges.
How long does the tour last?
The guided bike ride lasts about 2 hours.
Are helmets provided?
Yes, helmets are included in the tour package for safety.
Is the tour accessible for people with health restrictions?
The tour is not suitable for people over 60, those with high blood pressure, or low fitness levels.
What languages are guides available in?
Guides speak English, French, and German.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the scheduled start.
Is there an option to reserve and pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility for your travel planning.