In the summer of 2025, Joseph Lark set off on his first big cycling journey, ready to explore Europe and discover what it truly means to travel by bicycle. He planned a large loop heading east, following a combination of four EuroVelo routes through six countries. What began as an idea with few det…
Cycling tourism along long-distance routes has been growing steadily in recent years, and with this growth comes a shared responsibility to understand how travel affects the landscapes, communities and businesses along the way. This new practice from EuroVelo 13 – Iron Curtain Trail clarifies these…
Are you planning a cycling tour or multi-day EuroVelo adventure and are curious to understand its environmental impact? Thanks to innovative tools like CARMACAL, measuring and managing the carbon emission of tourism packages is possible, easier and more transparent than ever before. Such tools are …
What can you do to reduce your negative environmental impact while on a cycling trip? The Good Impact Programme is an innovative pilot tool designed to reduce negative impacts and, conversely, to strengthen the positive contributions that cycling tourism brings to a region. It is an output of the I…
Good news! We've made it much easier to use EuroVelo GPX tracks on most navigation apps. With this new feature on the EuroVelo Route Planner, you can download your entire route as a single, continuous GPX track.
After a few summers exploring Europe by bike through different EuroVelo routes, Silvia Julian Gonzalez decided to start a new challenge: to ride along all 17 EuroVelo routes. Since her first trip in 2022, cycling has become a way for her to discover the continent slowly, taking every moment along t…
The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) is pleased to announce the next proposed EuroVelo route: the Sava Cycle Route, set to become EuroVelo 18. The route will connect Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia, linking three European capitals (Ljubljana, Zagreb and Belgrade) along the c…
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route is 1,050 km of riverside stories, crossing three countries, three cultures and more legends than you could imagine. You will discover France’s deep forests and rebel caves, Belgium’s fairytale valleys and the Dutch dragon battles and rebel ports. Every kilometre will…
Without owning a bike, knowing how to mend a puncture and, in her own words, with a terrible sense of direction, Ceri Gooder decided to go on her first long-distance cycling adventure. Travelling solo with a brand new bike and a healthy dose of determination, she followed the Rhine and Danube river…