A guide to discovering the 17 EuroVelo routes
The EuroVelo guide – 17 cycle routes in Europe – invites cycle tourists to discover the continent's largest network of long-distance cycling routes. The EuroVelo network brings together 17 European cycle routes that cross and connect Europe, ideal for both long-distance journeys and shorter sections.
From the Atlantic coast to the shores of the Mediterranean, from the Baltic Sea to the Danube, from the Rhine to the ViaRhôna, this guide showcases the diversity of major cycling routes in Europe. It is aimed at travelers who dream of long-distance cycling trips, cycle tourists looking for travel inspiration, and anyone who wants to better understand the EuroVelo network before choosing their next destination.
An inspirational guide to planning your future cycling trips
This book, published by Ouest-France, presents the 17 EuroVelo routes with practical information and numerous photographs. It highlights the diversity of the landscapes traversed, the natural and cultural heritage, as well as the major cycling routes that structure bicycle touring in Europe.
This is not a detailed guidebook for following each stage day by day, but rather an ideal source of inspiration for comparing routes, identifying the countries crossed, discovering the atmosphere of each cycle route, and choosing your future itinerary.
To precisely plan a trip, it can be supplemented with a map or guide dedicated to the chosen route: La Vélodyssée, La ViaRhôna, La Véloroute du Rhin, EuroVelo 6, or even the Mediterranean by Bike.
A useful focus on EuroVelo routes that pass through France
The guide pays particular attention to the EuroVelo routes that cross France. This is a real advantage for French cyclists who want to start with an accessible section before considering a longer trip in Europe.
France is crossed by 10 EuroVelo routes, including La Vélodyssée / EuroVelo 1, La Vélomaritime / EuroVelo 4, La Scandibérique / EuroVelo 3, EuroVelo 6, La Véloroute du Rhin / EuroVelo 15, and La ViaRhôna / EuroVelo 17.
This guide is therefore an excellent starting point for discovering the EuroVelo network, comparing major routes, and beginning to plan a cycling trip in France or Europe.
Key features of the guide:
- Presentation of the 17 EuroVelo routes in Europe
- Inspirational guide for choosing your next cycling trip
- Numerous photographs of the landscapes along the way
- Practical information to better understand the routes
- Special focus on EuroVelo routes that pass through France
- Ideal for discovering major European cycling routes
- Suitable for cycle tourists, long-distance travelers, and those who love long journeys
- Published by Ouest-France
- 2023 Edition
FAQ
Does this guide present all the EuroVelo routes?
Yes, this guide presents the 17 EuroVelo routes that make up the European cycling network. It allows you to discover the major cycling routes that cross Europe.
Is this guide a detailed route description with all the stages?
No, this guide is more of an inspirational resource. It presents the cycle routes, their landscapes, and key information, but it doesn't replace a detailed guidebook or a specific map for planning each stage on the ground.
Is this guide suitable for choosing a cycling trip in Europe?
Yes, that's its main advantage. It allows you to compare major EuroVelo routes, identify the countries they cross, and choose a future cycling destination in France or elsewhere in Europe.
Does the guide cover EuroVelo routes in France?
Yes, it provides a closer look at the EuroVelo routes that pass through France, including La Vélodyssée, La Scandibérique, La Vélomaritime, EuroVelo 6, La ViaRhôna, and La Véloroute du Rhin.
Which guide should you choose to precisely plan a EuroVelo route?
For detailed preparation, it is advisable to supplement this guide with a book dedicated to the chosen route: La Vélodyssée guide, ViaRhôna guide, EuroVelo 6 guide, map of the Rhine cycle route or Canal des 2 Mers by bike guide.
