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First ever EuroVelo Route Development Report is published
May 12, 2021
First ever EuroVelo Route Development Report is published
Thanks to the first ever EuroVelo Route Development Report, we now have new route development statistics across the whole EuroVelo network! The collected data, published in April 2021, shows our network has continued to grow since 2019, cementing EuroVelo’s status as the largest cycle route network in the world.
find out moreEuroVelo 15 - Rhine Cycle Route – A story about falling in love with cycle touring
This is the story of Mat and Harriet, EuroVelo users, and how they fell in love with travelling by bike. The idea of cycling across whole Europe seemed fascinating, and they decided to follow the EuroVelo routes all the way from their home in London, UK, to Turkey. This was only possible thanks to a perfect combination of routes. As beginners, getting started on EuroVelo 15, and cycling along the Rhine made them feel confident about their cycle touring skills. Once they had cycled the EuroVelo certified route, as newly empowered cyclists, they felt prepared for whatever challenge the journey might have in store.
find out moreRecently united Belgian National EuroVelo Coordination Centre presents its updated website featuring all 5 EuroVelo Routes
Good news has reached us from the National EuroVelo Coordination Centre for Belgium, Pro Velo. The updated website is now finalised, showcasing all five EuroVelo routes passing through the three Belgian Regions. For the first time ever information on all routes is available in one place, on the website eurovelobelgium.be.
find out moreBrand new website for the French section of EuroVelo 3: the country’s longest cycle route!
With the start of the cycling season and ideas for bicycle adventures sprouting in the mind, springtime is the perfect time for a new cycle route website. And just on cue, a dedicated website for the French section of EuroVelo 3 – Pilgrims Route, known as La Scandibérique in France, has just been launched. It has a lot to cover – the route totals over 1,700 km crossing 20 departments and 4 regions.
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