The Westerwald is a real paradise for cyclists and offers a varied selection of cycle tours to suit all needs and interests. Whether enjoyable day trips, sporty multi-day tours or challenging mountain bike routes - there is something for everyone here. The picturesque landscape of the Westerwald, with rolling hills, wide meadows and idyllic forests, makes every tour an experience. Along the many long-distance cycle paths and themed routes, there are also numerous sights, historical places and cosy places to stop for refreshments to discover, making the tours particularly varied.
Our selection of cycle paths in the Westerwald
Experience a lot on the Lake District Cycle Route (I)
Cycling on the Wied cycle path through beautiful river valleys
Saynbachroute: aus dem Saynbachtal hinauf zum Wölferlinger Kopf
Hachenburger Westerwald: A Highly Diverse Circular Tour
5 Lakes Cycling Trail: Embrace Nature and Water
Bad Marienberg Tour: Adventure for Advanced Cyclists
Rund um den Knoten: malerische Fahrt durch typische Landschaften
Bike Tour Collection WWI
Cycling tour collection Westerwald loops
Where is good cycling in RLP?
Rhineland-Palatinate offers something for cyclists for every terrain: whether it's hilly countryside or valley cycle paths, you can explore the cycle paths of the Westerwald here.
Where is good cycling in Hessen?
The Hessian side of the Westerwald is well suited for cycling tours. An easy route, for example, is the Ulmtalradweg (21.7 km). Nature and water can be enjoyed along the approx. 80 km of the 5 Lakes Cycle Path. The Nassau-Wäller-Runde is also an attractive cycling route with a total length of 58 km, where you can easily get on at many points.
Where is good cycling in NRW?
North Rhine-Westphalia offers a variety of cycle paths of different terrain. A nice tour with little elevation profile (up to about 400 metres) that is easy to cycle is the Ruhr-Sieg cycle path, which leads through the Wildenburger Land.
What equipment for a bicycle tour?
You should be well equipped for a bicycle tour. Basic equipment includes a bicycle helmet, comfortable-fitting, athletic clothing in a multi-layer design for moisture transport, so that you can easily put on or take off more layers in cold or hot weather. Cycling gloves, sturdy and possibly waterproof footwear, as well as sun and rain protection should also not be missing. In addition to the basic equipment, you should of course have provisions for the tour, sufficient water and snacks, a map of the route or a mobile phone with a GPS map.
