The VeloRoute SaarLorLux connects the cities of Saarbrücken, Trier, and Luxembourg in a large circular route. It uses the valleys of the Saar, Mosel, and Sauer, but also repeatedly crosses over the heights of the watersheds into the next valley. The Rhineland-Palatinate route sections Saarhölzbach - Saarburg - Konz - Trier - Igel - Wasserbilligerbrück - Metzdorf run entirely on the river bike paths of the Mosel and the Saar.
The VeloRoute SaarLorLux covers around 480 kilometers through the tri-border region of Germany, France, and Luxembourg.
Arrival Trier: Trier can be reached via the A 602 or via the B 51/B 49.
Arrival Saarbrücken: Saarbrücken can be reached from the north via the A 1/E 422. From Karlsruhe, Saarbrücken can be reached via the A 8. It crosses the A 6 at the Neunkircher Kreuz and the A 1 at the Saarbrücken Kreuz.
Arrival Luxembourg: Luxembourg can be reached from Trier via the A 64.
The railway lines along the Saar and Mosel run parallel to the VeloRoute.
Train connections from Trier:
- to Luxembourg
- along the Saar to Saarbrücken
- along the Mosel to Perl
Route character: Primarily flat route along rivers, with sections of gentle inclines in between.
Routing: Entirely on forest and farm roads and urban streets. No routing on country roads without bike paths.
Surface quality: Entirely on asphalt and concrete surfaces.
The route in the bike path network: The VeloRoute SaarLorLux connects three countries internationally.
Source and more info: www.radwanderland.de
We recommend you ride the French section from Metz to Thionville via the newly expanded bike path along the Mosel or through the Cannertal.
Traffic-safe bicycle, bike helmet, repair kit for small repairs, overview map of the bike paths.
Mosellandtouristik GmbH
Kordelweg 1
54470 Bernkastel-Kues
Tel. +49 (0)6531/97330
info@mosellandtouristik.de
www.visitmosel.de
Suggestions, irregularities, or defects? Contact us by email: radwege@lbm.rlp.de (www.radwanderland.de - responsible for infrastructure and path descriptions of the Rhineland-Palatinate section).