Cycling the Rhine Route: Bicycle Touring Along the Historic Rhine River

by John Powell

For over 1,000 years, the Rhine river has been Europe's main corridor of transport, connecting markets and cultures from the sea border in Holland with the inland regions all the way to Switzerland. Today's bicycle tourist can experience the great diversity of geography, achitecture, trade, and culture that is still apparent along this spectacular waterway. Best of all, it's not an exhausting despite the sometimes formidable moutains that loom over the river, author John Powell has mapped out a course that keeps mainly level. The trip can be traversed all the way, requiring about three weeks of cycling, with all levels of accommodation readily available, or cut up into sections, with convenient access points identified.

This April 2000, hard copy, first edition of this book has been updated in the 2012 e-book version, of the same title, available on all Amazon platforms with Kindle access. New features include links to maps, GPS, and much more.

Genres: Travel

292 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2000

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Reviews

[Jayne Cravens · Rating 3 out of 5]

Using this with Lonely Planet Germany and detailed bike maps bought in-country would make a great trip.