The 12 D-Routes - long-distance cycle routes in Germany
The D tours are not a great way to explore Germany by bike. From north to south and west to east, the 12 cycle routes run along well-maintained cycle paths that are signposted throughout. Many of the routes are designed so that you can easily combine them with each other.
The North Sea Coast Cycle Route or D-Route 1 runs along the entire German North Sea coast from the Dutch to the Danish border.
The Baltic Sea Coast Cycle Route or D-Route 2 runs along the entire German Baltic Sea coast from the German to the Polish border.
The Europaroute or D-Route 3 runs through the middle of Germany from the Dutch to the Polish border.
The Mittelland Route or D-Route 4 runs once across Germany from the Dutch-Belgian to the Polish-Czech border.
The Saar-Moselle-Main long-distance cycle route or D-Route 5 runs from Saarbrücken along the Saar, Moselle, Rhine and Main rivers to the Czech ...
The Danube Cycle Route or D-Route 6 runs from Weil am Rhein along the Rhine and Danube rivers to Passau on the Austrian border.
The pilgrimage route or D-Route 7 runs from the German border near Flensburg to the Germany-Netherlands-Belgium triangle near Aachen.
The Rhine Cycle Route, or D-Route 8, runs along the Rhine on German territory from Lake Constance to the Dutch border.
The D-Route 9 follows the Weser Cycle Route and the Romantic Road for over 1200 km from Cuxhaven to Füssen.
The Elbe Cycle Route or D-Route 10 runs along Germany's second largest river from Bad Schandau near the Czech border to Cuxhaven on the North Sea.
On the Saale's bright beaches... Romantic castles, nature and wine: the 403 km long Saale cycle path is one of the most attractive and varied ...
The Oder-Neiße-Radweg or D-Route 12 runs along the German-Polish border from Zittau to the Baltic Sea.