The 2026 EuroVelo Route Development Status Report is out! And with it, a new understanding of cycling conditions on EuroVelo routes. As of 2026, the EuroVelo network is fully developed along 60% of it...

The summer of 2026 has shown, even more clearly than before, that we’ve already stretched the limits of our planet far beyond what it can sustain. Heat waves, droughts, forest fires, floods – it’s imp...

We are proud to present the 2026 edition of the EuroVelo Overview Map! This printed map is a useful tool to get to know the European cycle route network, which is constantly evolving and expanding. Do...

A cycle route may be built with a specific user type in mind, but in practice, it can be used by any type of cyclist – commuters, recreational cyclists and/or cycling tourists. If a touristic cycle ro...

The River Meuse holds rich historical significance in the region, imprinted also on the architecture along the river – from medieval, ancient Roman, Renaissance to modern features. EuroVelo 19 – Meuse...

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) is looking for a city/region to host the 2028 edition of Europe’s leading cycling tourism conference. If your city or region is ready to showcase its cycling ac...

When it comes to choosing a route for cycling holidays with kids, one could not do better than EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route. For this reason, we put together tips on how to make your cycling family...

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) is pleased to announce the next proposed EuroVelo route: the future EuroVelo 21 is set to expand the network in South-Eastern Europe and create a link between t...

Blend your next cycling adventure with a unique coastal holiday in the mesmerising Curonian Spit on the southeastern shores of the Baltic Sea. Nestled on a narrow strip of sea-swept white sand, this p...

The European Cyclists’ Federation announces the extension of EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route in Galicia, Spain from Tui on the Portuguese border to Cape Fisterra. The route now connects with EuroVel...

Can 2026 be the year of cycling tourism? With a European Sustainable Tourism Strategy expected in the spring, and general tourism trends leaning towards quiet, off-the-beaten-track and authentic exper...

As the year comes to an end and a new one begins, it is time to look back and celebrate everything EuroVelo achieved in 2025. Over the past 12 months, EuroVelo has grown not only in size, but also in ...

The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) is pleased to announce the next proposed EuroVelo route: the Sava Cycle Route, set to become EuroVelo 18. The route will connect Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and H...

A significant section of EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route from Breil/Brigels (Switzerland) to Rolandswerth and Rheinbreitbach (Germany) has been re-certified as a high-quality EuroVelo route following ...

The new EuroVelo Route Development Status Report is here! Discover the latest figures, see what progress has been made since 2024, and get inspired by route development stories from Greece, Italy, and...

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Spain wants to become a leading destination for cycling tourism. A new project, Pedal Spain, strengthens the coordination between all involved stakeholders and supports innovation in the sector. We ha...

Oceanfront bicycle paths aren’t just a joy to ride on. They can help relieve beach traffic and mitigate the ill effects of overtourism. Why are they so rare in the US?

Maybe because the EuroVelo team has trained eyes to spot the twelve stars on every signpost, it felt like EuroVelo was very present at Velo-city 2025 in Gdansk.