I’ve linked the walking option by mistake, you just have to click on the walking man symbol and select radfahren then radtour. All the long distance routes are on it and most local cycle paths.
The singletrack montain bike coverage is poor though. None my local waymarked routes are on it except in the ski resorts.
I was going to suggest a circuit around the Baltic and a ferry home from Denmark or something, but the seasons never stop and you would need to overwinter down south before trying that again in spring/summer.
More realistically, could you come back up the Atlantic coast and get the ferry from Cherborg?
Speaking EuroVelo routes, I just got this in my inbox this morning from Ride With GPS. Apparently all the EuroVelo routes are now downloadable as GPXs if that’s of any use.
You can’t leave the Netherlands yet – you need to wait until there is a force 7 gale so you can compete in the headwind cycle race. https://youtu.be/VMinwf-kRlA
in the most unexpected conversation I had last week this blokes wife casually dropped out in conversion how after retirement he went on a local loop and ended up deciding to go round the world.
He did it too with the attitude that if it went tits up he would dump his bike in a bush and get out his credit card.
Once he got 500 miles in France under his belt he could not stop. 18 months later he came home.
I was a little jealous tbh.
Please do.
I once shared a youth hostel room with a Belgian who made a chainsaw seem quiet…and then the Germans got up at 5.30, couldn’t find something so put the lights on…
Last time I cycle toured in France I bought a bulk pack, maybe 9 bog rolls, as it was cheaper than just a few, then spent some time re rolling the toilet paper into a more compressed form so I could stuff it inside the cardboard tube. Made the paper much more transportable. I gave a few remaining rolls away.
Scorchio! Im already sweating. Carrying water is a pain. Public taps seem rare. 5 l yesterday and i have 5l on board for today. Thank goodness no hills