You’ll ride from Cochem through Ernst, Ellenz-Poltersdorf, Senhals, Ediger-Eller, and Bremm until you reach the area around Neef. There, you’ll cross the Moselle Bridge. Continue downstream along the Moselle (partly on an unpaved farm road) until just before Senheim. Continue via Mesenich, Beilstein, and Bruttig-Fankel to Valwig on the road; from Valwig, take the bike path below the road to Cond and Cochem.
Nestled between the Eifel and the Hunsrück, the Cochem vacation region has everything to make a cyclist’s heart beat faster. The most beautiful bike trails, romantic stretches along the river, and cozy places to stop for a break. An extensive network of bike trails awaits you for your cycling adventures!
Cycling here can be addictive. In the Cochem vacation region, there are trails and tours for every type of cyclist.
Cochem is also easily accessible by train. All trains operating on Deutsche Bahn’s Moselle line (Koblenz–Trier) stop at the Cochem (Moselle) station. The RE takes 37 minutes from Koblenz to Cochem (49 minutes from Trier).
You can easily find a suitable train connection from your local station with just one click here: reiseauskunft.bahn.de
You’ll ride from Cochem through Ernst, Ellenz-Poltersdorf, Senhals, Ediger-Eller, and Bremm until you reach the area around Neef. There, you’ll cross the Moselle Bridge. Continue downstream along the Moselle (partly on an unpaved farm road) until just before Senheim. Continue via Mesenich, Beilstein, and Bruttig-Fankel to Valwig on the road; from Valwig, take the bike path below the road to Cond and Cochem.
Sturdy footwear, tire repair kit
Tourist Information Ferienland-Cochem
Endertplatz 1
56812 Cochem
Tel. +49 2671-6004-0
www.ferienland-cochem.de
