Danube Cycle Path: Part II

More photos riding along the Danube Cycle Path. Grass, trees, attractive wooden huts, and the Danube for miles and miles.

The terrain is mildly hilly and the 7-speed KTM hybrid I am renting feels appropriate here. Interestingly, this bike has both handbrakes and a coaster brake. Not sure how this can be, but I like the set-up.

Small outdoor cafes are situated along the path at frequent intervals, giving cyclists the possibility to stop for a drink, snack, or a meal.

There are also Gasthaus-style bed and breakfast places advertised as being "bike friendly" for those touring long distance.

This is now my third time riding on the Donauradweg, and I absolutely love it. I have gone about 11miles North each time and back, and it feels great. But what I really want to try some day is long-distance touring.
Is the route from Vienna to Bratislava good? And then Budapest? Lovely website by the way.
ReplyDeleteMost budget bicycles in Denmark come with handbrakes and coaster brakes.
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