Three cyclists are riding along the gardens

cycling

Discover the Kleve region by bike – or as we say here: by "fiets". The diverse landscape around Kleve invites you to enjoy relaxed tours and more challenging rides. Besides flat paths, you'll find gentle inclines and the occasional more demanding climb.
To help you stay on track, we've put together several themed routes for you. A special experience is the bicycle ferry across the Old Rhine between Düffelward and Schenkenschanz. It runs from Easter until the end of October on weekends, public holidays, and long weekends from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

No bike with you? No problem – rent your NiederrheinRad conveniently at the rental station at the elaya hotel kleve or at the Radstation Drehmoment.

We have planned various routes for you, ranging from 20 to 59 kilometers. Simply follow the junction system and enjoy unforgettable views.

Overview of cycling routes

Cyclists on the Orange Cycle Route Rhine Cycle Path
Cyclist on the Via Romana route in Nijmegen Orange Route
Bike tour along the Via Romana. Bicycle by the meadow, cyclists looking around. Roman Way
Joseph Beuys on a bicycle Beuys & Bike Beuys & Bike
Two cyclists on a path in Kleve, in the background a group of people in front of an amphitheater and a water fountain, surrounded by trees. Kranenburg route
Two cyclists on a road, one in a purple T-shirt and one in a black T-shirt, both wearing helmets. A railway bridge is in the background. Bylerward Route
Wooded area, trees to the left and right Grunewald route
FAQ

Any Questions?

Cycling in Kleve: Discover themed routes, the bicycle ferry across the Old Rhine and attractive tours through the idyllic Kleve region.

Yes, for example in the modern bike station at the train station with 100 parking spaces, service, rental and charging facilities for e-bikes (opening hours: Mon, Tue & Thu 7.30 – 16.30, Fri 7.30 – 13.45).

Yes, Niederrhein bikes and cargo bikes can be rented in Kleve, including directly at the bike station (opening hours: Mon, Tue & Thu 7.30 am – 16.30 pm, Fri 7.30 am – 13.45 pm)

Many routes are family-friendly and run away from main roads. Tours along the Kermisdahl or through the Reichswald forest are particularly popular.