Cycling day trip from Saarburg to Trier

Ready for a beautiful ride? Start your cycling adventure in Saarburg, a charming riverside town famous for its picture-perfect old town and the impressive Saarburg Waterfall right in the center. From here, you’ll follow a mostly paved, gentle path (almost all asphalt or paving stones) as you roll north toward Trier.

The route is super friendly for cyclists, sticking mainly to dedicated bike paths and quiet back roads, making for a laid-back and safe ride. You’ll pass alongside the meandering Saar River with a few mild climbs and even more breezy descents—great for soaking up vineyard views!

After about 23 kilometers, you’ll roll into Trier, Germany’s oldest city, known for its Roman history and the iconic Porta Nigra gate. Relax at one of the city’s cozy cafés or explore its fascinating ancient sites. Whether you’re into history, nature, or just want a leisurely ride through the German countryside, this route delivers a perfect day out!