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A ride on the wild side: discovering the Meuse Cycle Route’s biodiversity hotspots
Jun 18, 2021
A ride on the wild side: discovering the Meuse Cycle Route’s biodiversity hotspots
From the source of the Meuse River in the north-east of France through the dramatic landscapes of southern Belgium and on into the interconnected waterways of the Netherlands, there is a great variety of habitats that play host to an incredible biodiversity of plants and animals . In this article we will highlight some of the best locations for viewing natural treasures when cycling along EuroVelo 19!
find out moreFood lover? These destinations at EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route are a must
Do you fancy tasting a boxty, a ‘kortreist’ cider, a kouign amann delight, or a filling patorrillo? Well, you can try all of these things and many more when you cycle along EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route. EuroVelo 1’s route gives you the possibility to cycle through Norway, the island of Ireland, France and Spain, and therefore you will have the chance to experience the best food and drink these countries have to offer
find out moreCycle on water along the hanging cycle path of Lake Garda connected to EuroVelo 7 – Sun Route
The Lake Garda hanging cycle path (3km in length, reachable by the EuroVelo 7 – Sun Route and part of the 140km cycle path ‘Garda by bike’ which encircles Lake Garda) is often considered as one of the most beautiful in Europe. The cliff edge cycle path, a true and rare marvel, above the world-famous Lake Garda, hangs off the side of the cliff line in such a way which can make the cyclist feel as if they are travelling along a path suspended in mid-air. One could go even further and say that the path unfolds in such a way that it can feel as if one is cycling on the water itself.
find out moreTravel back in time along the EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route
EuroVelo 19 follows the major European river Meuse, originating on the Langres Plateau in France and flowing through Belgium and the Netherlands to the North Sea. The history of the Meuse has shaped people and life along the river for many centuries.
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