Baden Wine Cycle Route

From the beginning of spring 2020 there is a new offer for everyone who appreciates Baden wine and enjoys cycling. At the end of March the Baden Wine Cycle Route in the Ortenau was officially opened. It connects the Baden wine regions of Markgräflerland, Kaiserstuhl, Tuniberg, Breisgau, Ortenau, Kraichgau and Badische Bergstraße over around 460 kilometers.

The Baden Wine Cycle Path roams all nine Baden wine-growing regions from Grenzach to Laudenbach on nine stages:
Markgräflerland (Grenzach-Schallstadt): 78 kilometers
Kaiserstuhl / Tuniberg (Schallstadt-Riegel): 50 kilometers
Freiburg / Glottertal (variant Schallstadt-Riegel): 43 kilometers
Breisgau (Riegel-Gengenbach): 52 kilometers
Ortenau Süd (Gengenbach-Bühl): 56 kilometers
Ortenau Nord (Bühl-Ettlingen): 52 kilometers
Kraichgau Süd (Ettlingen-Oberderdingen): 65 kilometers
Kraichgau Nord (Oberderdingen-Wiesloch): 64 kilometers
Badische Bergstrasse (Wiesloch-Laudenbach): 47 kilometers

The Baden Wine Cycle Route closes a gap in wine tourism for cyclists. For Christina Lauber, the managing director of Badischer Wein GmbH, the wine cycle path comes at exactly the right time when cycling is becoming increasingly popular as an ecological form of transportation. As we know, cycling and wine enjoyment experiences can be combined well.

https://www.badische-weinstrasse.de/Entdecken/Badischer-Weinradweg