Milder temperatures and beautiful, colourful landscapes: Autumn is the ideal time of year for cycling tours through the Rhineland. Well-developed cycle paths along rivers, past lakes, medieval town centres, industrial heritage and through the Eifel National Park await you here. If you are well prepared now, you can look forward to relaxing and eventful days.\n<\/p>\n
Leaving in the morning and only returning in the evening? Temperatures can fluctuate greatly throughout the day. It therefore makes sense to wear several layers. Breathable and moisture-regulating functional clothing is best suited for this.<\/p>\n
Reflectors and lights on your bike are important not only at dusk and in the dark, but also in bad weather. This will keep you safe on the road and ensure you are seen early and clearly by other road users.<\/p>\n
The weather can change at any time of year. But while an unexpected rain shower is no big deal in summer, a wet body cools down quickly in autumn. That's why you should always have a rain jacket and ideally rain trousers with you.<\/p>\n
It's easy to forget to drink in cooler weather. Yet this is particularly important, especially when exercising. And a healthy, tasty snack during a well-earned break is also part of a successful cycle tour. That's why you should always have enough provisions with you. By the way: If you are staying in one of our youth hostels in the Rhineland, you can order packed lunches for the journey. That way, you'll be well supplied for your next stage.<\/p>\n
Tools, drying facilities for wet clothing and safe storage for the bike are particularly important for cycle travellers. 28 youth hostels in the Rhineland are certified by the ADFC as Bed + Bike accommodation. They offer everything to ensure that you and your bikes are comfortable - for a week, a few days or even just one night. 14 youth hostels in the Rhineland now even have e-bike charging lockers.<\/p>\n