Strasbourg & around

Explore all Strasbourg rides

All 43 modelled rides from Strasbourg: parks and canals, the Rhine and days to the vineyards.

Rides for you

See the sights

A slow loop past the famous places, with a few words at each stop. Rides start and finish in Strasbourg unless they name another start. Easiest first.

see the sights10.3 km · 48 m climbingSee the sightsabout 3 h 20 with stops

Out and back

Out and back to a park, the Rhine, a canal or a wine village. Rides start and finish in Strasbourg unless they name another start. Easiest first.

Loops

A round trip that comes home another way. Rides start and finish in Strasbourg unless they name another start. Easiest first.

the old town, the Citadelle, the Rhine and the Orangerie13.6 km · 53 m climbingLoops30–45 min riding
the Rhône-Rhine canal to the Plobsheim lake34.1 km · 45 m climbingLoops1 h 15–1 h 40 riding
the Rhine to La Wantzenau and Gambsheim, home by the canal48.2 km · 74 m climbingLoops1 h 45–2 h 20 riding
the Piste des Forts, Fort Uhrich to Fort Ney52.9 km · 122 m climbingLoops2 h 00–2 h 40 riding

Climbs

One col or summit, there and back. Rides start and finish in Strasbourg unless they name another start. Easiest first.

Col de Westhoffen67.2 km · 255 m climbingClimbs2 h 40–3 h 30 riding
Col du Schanz70.5 km · 374 m climbingClimbs2 h 55–3 h 55 riding
Col du Kienberg91.3 km · 804 m climbingClimbs4 h 10–5 h 35 riding
Col des Pandours115.5 km · 1015 m climbingClimbs5 h 20–7 h 05 riding

Big days

Two climbs, or a long loop out of town. Rides start and finish in Strasbourg unless they name another start. Easiest first.

the Bruche canal to Molsheim and the vineyard villagesclockwise75.1 km · 296 m climbingBig days3 h 00–4 h 00 riding
the Bruche canal to Molsheim and the vineyard villagesanticlockwise75.4 km · 301 m climbingBig days3 h 00–4 h 00 riding
the wine route by Barr to the Haut-Koenigsbourgfrom Ottrott77.7 km · 1033 m climbingBig days4 h 00–5 h 20 riding

Each map is drawn to its own scale, north up; the dot is the start. Elevation is drawn to one scale on every card, coloured by slope as on the ride pages. Easiest first means the shortest estimated riding time at a sporty pace, which counts the climbing.

Rides are modelled from OpenStreetMap and terrain data and are not field-checked yet. Times here are estimates at a sporty pace. Catalogue access does not mean a ride fits your ability or available time. Low traffic stress includes quiet/shared streets, not just separated paths. Check current conditions before you go.

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