sprocket
New Member
- Location
- Shropshire U.K./ Detern,Germany
Die Ammerland Route in April und Altmühl-Radweg in Juni at the mo.
NY touring resolutions 2009
- Thread starter Cathryn
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Andy in Sig
Vice President in Exile
- Location
- Sigmaringen, Germany
I got the Bodensee-Konigsee Bikeline book yesterday and I think I might do that in the spring. It'll be fairly hard work though as there are a lot of ups and downs.
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
No plan yet, but somewhere with no serious hills.
old donald
New Member
Following the retreat of the "Old Contemptables" 1914. Which means I can get the ferry again from "ull"
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
snorri said:No plan yet, but somewhere with no serious hills.
Me too
I haven't made plans yet... but rather wierdly my mum (or dad?) put in a leaflet about the North West Trail with my pressies. Whether this was just as she thought I would be interested generally or maybe she's saying she will have the kids again
I wouldn't mind doing a really short tour with one or more of the kids too - probably just one night - don't want to scare them off.
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Cathryn
Legendary Member
- Location
- Marlborough, Wiltshire
Andy in Sig said:
I've done bits of that!! I did Lindau to Fuessen and we both LOVED it!! Stayed in Immenstadt which has a great ice-cream parlour and we stayed at the Drei Konig (excuse my grammer) hotel which was really nice!!
Auntie Helen
Ich bin Powerfrau!
- Location
- 47906 Kempen, Germany
My plan is a Rhine/Moselle tour on my own in late May/early June.
I mentioned this to someone in the pub the other evening and they said, "how will you cope with all the hills". I thought they were being deadpan sarcastic but, no, they really thought following a river with almost no locks would be very hilly!
I mentioned this to someone in the pub the other evening and they said, "how will you cope with all the hills". I thought they were being deadpan sarcastic but, no, they really thought following a river with almost no locks would be very hilly!
Andy in Sig
Vice President in Exile
- Location
- Sigmaringen, Germany
Cathryn said:
Immenstadt is one of the places I've got marked down for an overnight stop. My basic idea is to pedal off from home down to Lindau on day one, then to Immenstadt on day 2 and just take it as I fancy from then on. Once I get to the Konigsee it's a matter of deciding whether or not to pop over the hills to Salzburg and then down to Passau or to go to Munich and then on to Regensburg and then get the train back home.
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Cathryn
Legendary Member
- Location
- Marlborough, Wiltshire
We finished in Munich, via Landsberg. Great trip...you'll love it.
Andy in Sig
Vice President in Exile
- Location
- Sigmaringen, Germany
I've done Fussen to Wurzburg via Landsberg before. I might avoid Munich on the homeward leg and visit friends who have just moved to Erding (where the Weizenbier is made). Spoilt for choice really.
As a general announcement: the N Bavarian tourist authorities have just proudly announced that the River Main route is the first German bike route to be awarded five stars. (I think that means that it is so well signposted that even BTFB couldn't wander off route.
) BTW it is a lovely route and well worth doing.
As a general announcement: the N Bavarian tourist authorities have just proudly announced that the River Main route is the first German bike route to be awarded five stars. (I think that means that it is so well signposted that even BTFB couldn't wander off route.
) BTW it is a lovely route and well worth doing.
