Brewery & Beer Cellar Cycling Routes

A chilled collection of rides linking local breweries, beer gardens, and classic beer cellars. Expect mostly smooth tarmac with some gravel and a bit of cobbles, plus a mix of quiet roads, farm tracks, and bike paths. There’s some climbing (around 350 m up overall), so you’ll earn those tastings.

Great for touring and gravel bikes; city bikes with wider tires are fine too. E‑bikes welcome. Most links are low‑traffic, but there are a few short busy stretches—ride single file and use lights.

Tips for a good day out: check opening hours, bring a lock and some cash, and pace the tastings. Water and snack stops are easy to find in towns along the way. If you’ve never been to a “beer cellar,” think shady garden vibes and cool, storied cellars—perfect mid‑ride breaks.

Best season is spring to autumn. Weekends can be lively. Pick a loop that matches your time and legs, string a few together for a full day, and roll from one tasty stop to the next.