By bicycle from Trier to Kenn

This ride takes you from the historic Roman city of Trier, famous for its UNESCO-listed Porta Nigra and ancient baths, to the small village of Kenn, nestled on the banks of the Moselle. The route is about 11 km long and mostly paved, meaning you can expect a smooth experience, whether you’re on a road bike or a city cruiser.

You’ll wind your way out of Trier, following a mix of easygoing paths and quiet residential roads that hug the edge of the Moselle valley. There are a few little climbs—just enough to get your heart pumping, but nothing too wild. Along the way, you’ll pass vineyards and get river views, which make a nice distraction from any uphill stretches.

Rolling into Kenn, you’ll notice its cozy, small-town feel—and you’re not far from the Moselle river if you fancy a post-ride stroll. All in all, this route is perfect for a laid-back spin with plenty of scenery and a touch of local history at both start and finish.