The train station is unstaffed. From here, you can take the train to:
- Koblenz (46 km)
- Trier (48 km)
A bike tour along the Moselle takes you past beautiful vineyards, romantic wine villages, castles, and cozy places to stop for a break. It’s especially convenient to bike one way and take the train back—or vice versa. This makes it easy to explore even longer stretches comfortably.
Three beautiful tours to choose from:
- Alf – Traben-Trarbach: 26 km
Highlights: historic old town, vineyards, and Art Nouveau architecture in Traben-Trarbach.
Tip: Cycle leisurely along the Moselle, stop for a break, and plan your return trip using the Moselle Wine Train, which runs hourly depending on the schedule. - Alf – Cochem via Beilstein 27 km
Highlights: Cochem Castle, the Moselle meanders, wine-growing villages, and picturesque Beilstein.
Tip: A lovely half-day tour. Alternatively, part of the route can be covered by DB train or boat, provided the schedule and bike transport options allow it. - Combination of the Moselsteig Trail, Hike, and Train Ride
Take the train from Bullay to Reil; from there, the hike leads through the vineyards and along forest trails to the “Prinzenkopf” observation tower. The route then continues on to Marienburg. From here, the trail leads on to Alf and the campground.
