BR bike tour
The BR-Radltour is an annual recreational cycling event of the Bavarian Radio since 1990 . Thomas Gaitanides was in charge of organizing the BR-Radltour . He was replaced by Matthias Keller-May after the BR-Radltour 2012 . In 2015, Markus Riese took on this role as head of event coordination at BR.
The BR-Radltour usually has six stages that lead through Bavaria . This cycling event is not a competition, but an event in which the fun of healthy exercise with the bike and the community atmosphere are in the foreground.
The BR bike tour claims to be the bike tour of its kind with the largest number of participants. However, this is only true if the number of registered participants of 1,000–1,300 for each stage is taken as the basis. Bicycle tours that do not require registration and also allow day participants sometimes have many times more passengers.
The BR bike tour is based on a similar concept as the Tour de Ländle , which often took place at the same time, sometimes with a delay in Baden-Württemberg .
Registration and participation
The tour will be advertised on the Bavarian Broadcasting website in May. Only those who have registered with Bayerischer Rundfunk by fax , in writing or, since 2014, via the Internet and who were able to win a place in the subsequent draw, are eligible to participate . Since the number of registrations always exceeds the number of possible passengers, the places are very popular despite a contribution to costs. Cyclists who try to ride on the tour without permission will be expelled from the tour. A day participation is usually only possible for the Sunday stage.
Around 1,000 to 1,300 participants take part in the tour every year. The possible number of participants depends on how many overnight accommodations are available in the tour cities.
meeting
The BR-bike tour starts on Saturday after the summer holidays in the country Bavaria . These usually begin in the last week of July or the first week of August. The tour ends the following Friday. The 2014 tour began abroad for the first time: in Kufstein in Tyrol.
The Tour
procedure
On the first day of the tour, usually a Friday or Saturday, only the journey to the starting point of the tour and the check-in take place. Transportation of participants, many of them with the track and back home, with their bicycles and luggage has in the past led to massive problems. In the meantime, special trains are offered for arrival and departure.
The actual tour start is usually on Saturday or Sunday morning. A stage is between 60 and 100 km long and is interrupted by one or two short water breaks and a longer lunch break. There are a total of six or seven stages, so the tour ends at the destination on the following Friday. The participants will be offered overnight accommodation on Friday, so that many participants will leave on Saturday with the special trains.
Starting on Saturday, after each day's stage, an evening event with music and live performances, including with well-known bands, will be held on a festival site in the respective tour city.
As an overnight option, participants are offered a place in a gym or school. A typical neighborhood can accommodate between 200 and 400 people. You sleep on mattresses on the floor. These mattresses are borrowed from the technical relief organization or the armed forces.
Service and supporters
The stages and tour destinations are revised annually by the ADFC Bayern. An advance group of the ADFC also takes over the signposting of the route, while another group collects the signs again after passing the tour train. The Bavarian Surveying Administration publishes the tour information for each stage. This is a leaflet with information about the route, landscape and cities along the route and the destination city where the evening event is taking place. The tour leads about 400–550 km through the various regions of Bavaria.
The stage leads almost exclusively on public roads, where the corresponding section is completely closed to traffic while the tour train passes through. The cordoning off is carried out by the police , for which several police vehicles and around 20 motorcycles are in use. Several ASB ambulance vehicles drive with the entourage . The THW transports the luggage of the passengers and the mattresses for the night camp with several trucks. The participants can ride the stages with a light bike without luggage. Cyclists who are still unable to cope with the sporting demands of a stage or who have technical problems can entrust themselves to the broom wagon , which is also operated by THW, which will take them to the next break or to the stage destination. There is also a repair service for technical problems with the bike.
Various companies support the BR bike tour as sponsors . Longtime sponsor that his contribution mainly in kind contributes, the company is Adelholzener Alpenquellen .
The evening events are presented by the radio stations Bayern 1 , Bayern 3 and B5 aktuell as well as by the evening show on Bavarian television. In the week in which the tour takes place, numerous reports about it are broadcast on the relevant radio and television programs of Bavarian Radio.
Routes from past tours
Tour 1990, the 1.
Start on July 28, 1990 in Donauwörth , destination in Dingolfing
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 28th | Donauwörth | ? | Wassertrüdingen | ? | Ansbach | ? |
| 2. | 29th of July | Ansbach | ? | Rothenburg / Tauber | ? | Kitzingen | ? |
| 3. | 30th July | Kitzingen | ? | Volkach | ? | Hassfurt | ? |
| 4th | July 31 | Hassfurt | ? | Bamberg | ? | Forchheim | ? |
| 5. | August 1st | Forchheim | ? | Run on the Pegnitz | ? | Neumarkt / Upper Palatinate | ? |
| 6th | August 2nd | Neumarkt / Upper Palatinate | ? | Beilngries | ? | Kelheim | ? |
| 7th | 3rd August | Kelheim | ? | Straubing | ? | Deggendorf | ? |
| 8th. | 4th of August | Deggendorf | ? | Landau on the Isar | ? | Dingolfing | ? |
Tour 1991, the 2.
On the first tour after reunification , the tour led through the new federal states of Thuringia , Saxony-Anhalt and Saxony
Start on July 27, 1991 in Munich , destination in Leipzig
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 27th | Munich | ? | Petershausen | ? | Ingolstadt | ? |
| 2. | July 28th | Ingolstadt | ? | Weltenburg | ? | regensburg | ? |
| 3. | 29th of July | regensburg | ? | Schwarzenfeld | ? | Pastures | ? |
| 4th | 30th July | Pastures | ? | Mitterteich | ? | Same | ? |
| 5. | July 31 | Same | ? | Bad Elster | ? | Plauen | ? |
| 6th | August 1st | Plauen | ? | Neustadt / Orla | ? | Jena | ? |
| 7th | August 2nd | Jena | ? | Naumburg | ? | Leipzig | ? |
Tour 1992, the 3.
Start on July 31, 1992 in Burghausen , destination in Lindau (Lake Constance)
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 1st | Burghausen | Tyrlaching | Trostberg | ? | Traunstein | ? |
| 2. | August 2nd | Traunstein | Truchtlaching | Eggstätt | ? | Rosenheim | ? |
| 3. | 3rd August | Rosenheim | ? | Aying | ? | Bad Tölz | ? |
| 4th | 4th of August | Bad Tölz | ? | Weilheim | ? | Landsberg | ? |
| 5. | 5th of August | Landsberg am Lech | ? | Schongau | ? | Feet | ? |
| 6th | 6th of August | Feet | ? | Kempten (Allgäu) | ? | Immenstadt | ? |
| 7th | August 7th | Immenstadt | ? | Lindenberg in the Allgäu | ? | Lindau | ? |
Tour 1993, the 4th
Start on July 23, 1993 in Erding , destination in Nuremberg
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 24th July | Erding | ? | Pfaffenhofen | ? | Neuburg / Danube | ? |
| 2. | July 25th | Neuburg / Danube | ? | Gunzenhausen | ? | Schwabach | ? |
| 3. | July 26th | Schwabach | ? | Hersbruck | ? | Pegnitz | ? |
| 4th | July 27th | Pegnitz | ? | Hollfeld | ? | Lichtenfels | ? |
| 5. | July 28th | Lichtenfels | ? | Kronach | ? | Coburg | ? |
| 6th | 29th of July | Coburg | ? | Bad Staffelstein | ? | Bamberg | ? |
| 7th | 30th July | Bamberg | ? | Herzogenaurach | ? | Nuremberg | ? |
Tour 1994, the 5th
Beginning on July 29, 1994 in Aschaffenburg , destination in Memmingen
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 30th July | Aschaffenburg | ? | Lohr am Main | ? | Hammelburg | ? |
| 2. | July 31 | Hammelburg | ? | Bad Kissingen | ? | Schweinfurt | ? |
| 3. | August 1st | Schweinfurt | ? | Key field | ? | gain | ? |
| 4th | August 2nd | gain | ? | Neustadt / Aisch | ? | Bad Windsheim | ? |
| 5. | 3rd August | Bad Windsheim | ? | Wet cheeks | ? | Nordlingen | ? |
| 6th | 4th of August | Nordlingen | ? | Dillingen | ? | Shards of spelled | ? |
| 7th | 5th of August | Shards of spelled | ? | Krumbach | ? | Memmingen | ? |
Tour 1995, the 6.
Beginning on July 28, 1995 in Bad Reichenhall , destination in Cham
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 29th of July | Bad Reichenhall | ? | Bad Adelholzen | ? | Traunreut | ? |
| 2. | 30th July | Traunreut | ? | Wasserburg / Inn | ? | Mühldorf | ? |
| 3. | July 31 | Mühldorf / Inn | ? | Neuötting | ? | Simbach | ? |
| 4th | August 1st | Simbach / Inn | ? | Obernberg | ? | Vilshofen | ? |
| 5. | August 2nd | Vilshofen | ? | Aicha in front of the forest | ? | Waldkirchen | ? |
| 6th | 3rd August | Waldkirchen | ? | Grafenau | ? | Zwiesel | ? |
| 7th | 4th of August | Zwiesel | ? | Viechtach | ? | Cham | ? |
Tour 1996, the 7.
Start on August 2, 1996 in Fürstenfeldbruck , destination in Hof
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 3rd August | Fürstenfeldbruck | Sulzemoos | Altomünster | Kühbach | Schrobenhausen | 85 km |
| 2. | 4th of August | Schrobenhausen | Marriage churches | Rain | Tagmersheim | Eichstatt | 95 km |
| 3. | 5th of August | Eichstatt | Boehming | Berching | Mörsdorf | Roth | 99 km |
| 4th | 6th of August | Roth | Pyrbaum | Altdorf near Nuremberg | Wolfertsfeld | On the mountain | 100 km |
| 5. | August 7th | On the mountain | - | Vilseck | Exemption | Grafenwohr | 70 km |
| 6th | 8th August | Grafenwohr | Voita | Kemnath | Ebnath | Marktredwitz | 85 km |
| 7th | 8th August | Marktredwitz | Weißenstadt | Münchberg | Head horse | court | 94 km |
Tour 1997, the 8.
Start on August 1, 1997 in Garmisch-Partenkirchen , destination in Landshut
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 2nd | Garmisch-Partenkirchen | Ohlstadt | Bad Kohlgrub | Wieskirche | Schongau | 90 km |
| 2. | 3rd August | Schongau | Blonhofen | Buchloe | Untermeitingen | augsburg | 92 km |
| 3. | 4th of August | augsburg | Animal heads | Donauwörth | Fünfstetten | Treuchtlingen | 100 km |
| 4th | 5th of August | Treuchtlingen | Pleinfeld | Hilpoltstein | Undermassing | Beilngries | 99 km |
| 5. | 6th of August | Beilngries | Hemau | Kallmünz | Teublitz | Schwandorf | 87 km |
| 6th | August 7th | Schwandorf | Nittenau | Wörth on the Danube | arc | Deggendorf | 106 km |
| 7th | 8th August | Deggendorf | Altenbuch | Dingolfing | Wendelskirchen | Landshut | 95 km |
Tour 1998, the 9.
Start on July 30, 1998 in Landsberg (Lech) , destination in Kronach
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 31 | Landsberg (Lech) | Ettringen | Thannhausen | Wettenhausen | Lauingen | 97 km |
| 2. | August 1st | Lauingen | Unter-Liezheim | Harburg | Hechlingen | Gunzenhausen | 116 km |
| 3. | August 2nd | Gunzenhausen | Triesdorf | Heilsbronn | Germ cell | Fuerth | 61 km |
| 4th | 3rd August | Fuerth | Puschendorf | Münchsteinach | Castell | Kitzingen | 89 km |
| 5. | 4th of August | Kitzingen | Prosselsheim | Werneck | Kützberg | Bad Kissingen | 71 km |
| 6th | 5th of August | Bad Kissingen | Niederlauer | Bad Koenigshofen | Hofheim | Hassfurt | 48 km |
| 7th | 6th of August | Hassfurt | - | Eyrichshof Castle | Banz Monastery | Kronach | 88 km |
Tour 1999, the 10.
Beginning on July 31, 1999 in Aschaffenburg , destination in Passau
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 31 | Aschaffenburg | Hessenthal | Marktheidenfeld | Urspringen | Wurzburg | 100 km |
| 2. | August 1st | Wurzburg | Oberpleichfeld | Gerolzhofen | Prölsdorf | Bamberg | 94 km |
| 3. | August 2nd | Bamberg | Pautzfeld | Ebermannstadt | Stockach | Nuremberg | 110 km |
| 4th | 3rd August | Nuremberg | Rothsee | Thalmassing | Gungolding | Ingolstadt | 115 km |
| 5. | 4th of August | Ingolstadt | Altmannstein | Bad Abbach | - | Kelheim | 75 km |
| 6th | 5th of August | Kelheim | Scum | Neufahrn / Lower Bavaria | Geiselhöring | Straubing | 105 km |
| 7th | 6th of August | Straubing | Stephansposching | Osterhofen | Windorf | Passau | 108 km |
Tour 2000, the 11.
Beginning on July 29, 2000 in Coburg , destination in Lauf an der Pegnitz
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 30th July | Coburg | Fürth on the mountain | Marketers | - | Kulmbach | 70 km |
| 2. | July 31 | Kulmbach | Cottenau | Münchberg | - | Rehau | 62 km |
| 3. | August 1st | Rehau | Schönwald | Weißenstadt | - | Marktredwitz | 68 km |
| 4th | August 2nd | Marktredwitz | Stone mill | Tirschenreuth | Puchersreuth | Pastures | 82 km |
| 5. | 3rd August | Pastures | Marriage field | Theuern Castle | - | Burglengenfeld | 88 km |
| 6th | 4th of August | Burglengenfeld | Schmidmühlen | Kastl | Offenhausen | Run on the Pegnitz | 82 km |
Tour 2001, the 12.
Beginning on July 28, 2001 in Rosenheim , destination in Oberstdorf
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 29th of July | Rosenheim | Vague | Wooden churches | - | Bad Tölz | 60 km |
| 2. | 30th July | Bad Tölz | Pupplinger Au / Aujäger | Kugler Alm / Oberhaching | Good vineyards | Herrsching am Ammersee | 90 km |
| 3. | July 31 | Herrsching am Ammersee | Tutzing | Seeshaupt | - | Murnau | 60 km |
| 4th | August 1st | Murnau | Steingaden | Thinkers | - | Bad Woerishofen | 90 km |
| 5. | August 2nd | Bad Woerishofen | Friesenried | Marktoberdorf | Horseheads | Feet | 80 km |
| 6th | 3rd August | Feet | Wertach | Sonthofen | [-] | Oberstdorf | 60 km |
Tour 2002, the 13.
Beginning on August 4, 2002 in Regensburg , destination in Bad Windsheim
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 4th of August | regensburg | Bad Abbach | Weltenburg Abbey | - | Vohburg | 75 km |
| 2. | 5th of August | Vohburg | Riedenburg | Kipfenberg | - | Eichstatt | 80 km |
| 3. | 6th of August | Eichstatt | Konstein | Burgheim | Poettmes | Aichach | 90 km |
| 4th | August 7th | Aichach | Animal heads | Mertingen | Wörnitzstein | Wemding | 90 km |
| 5. | 8th August | Wemding | Aufhausen | Bechhofen | - | Wet cheeks | 65 km |
| 6th | August 9 | Wet cheeks | Book at the forest | Burgbernheim | - | Bad Windsheim | 65 km |
Tour 2003, the 14.
Start on July 26, 2003 in Traunstein , destination in Schwandorf
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 27th | Traunstein | Ringheim | Franking | - | Burghausen | 70 km |
| 2. | July 28th | Burghausen | Reut | Drifts | - | Eggenfelden | 65 km |
| 3. | 29th of July | Eggenfelden | Arnsdorf | Aldersbach | - | Osterhofen | 75 km |
| 4th | 30th July | Osterhofen | Wallersdorf | Metten Monastery | Rusel | rain | 90 km |
| 5. | July 31 | rain | Unterried | Kötzting | - | Cham (Upper Palatinate) | 65 km |
| 6th | August 1st | Cham (Upper Palatinate) | Neubäu (Roding) | Neunburg vorm Wald | - | Schwandorf | 75 km |
Tour 2004, the 15.
Start on July 31, 2004 in Schliersee , destination in Lichtenfels
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 1st | Schliersee | Raubling | Aßling | - | Moated castle | 90 km |
| 2. | August 2nd | Moated castle | Oberndorf | Villages | Fraunberg | Moosburg | 80 km |
| 3. | 3rd August | Moosburg | Tegernbach | Rottenburg | - | Abensberg | 80 km |
| 4th | 4th of August | Abensberg | Riedenburg | Beilngries | Thannhausen | Neumarkt | 100 km |
| 5. | 5th of August | Neumarkt | Pyrbaum | Nuremberg | gain | Forchheim | 90 km |
| 6th | 6th of August | Forchheim | Heiligenstadt | Weismain | - | Lichtenfels | 80 km |
Tour 2005, the 16.
Start on July 30, 2005 in Pfaffenhofen , destination in Aschaffenburg
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 31 | Pfaffenhofen | Geisenfeld | Gaimersheim | Kipfenberg | Berching | 97 km |
| 2. | August 1st | Berching | Velburg | Kastl | - | Sulzbach-Rosenberg | 78 km |
| 3. | August 2nd | Sulzbach-Rosenberg | - | Hersbruck | Herpersdorf | gain | 78 km |
| 4th | 3rd August | gain | Großenseebach | Key field | Kirchschönbach | Volkach | 74 km |
| 5. | 4th of August | Volkach | Ferry bridge | Karlstadt | Sendelbach | Marktheidenfeld | 95 km |
| 6th | 5th of August | Marktheidenfeld | Hasloch | Miltenberg | Elsenfeld | Aschaffenburg | 92 km |
Tour 2006, the 17th
Start on July 29, 2006 in Buchloe , destination in Selb
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 30th July | Buchloe | Thinkers | These | Saint Ottilien | Fürstenfeldbruck | 95 km |
| 2. | July 31 | Fürstenfeldbruck | Niederroth | Allershausen | Oberappersdorf | Mainburg | 95 km |
| 3. | August 1st | Mainburg | Church Village | Langquaid | - | Neutraubling | 70 km |
| 4th | August 2nd | Neutraubling | Bernhardswald | Burglengenfeld | Vineyards | On the mountain | 89 km |
| 5. | 3rd August | On the mountain | Lake Happurger See | Neuhaus ad P. | - | Pegnitz | 82 km |
| 6th | 4th of August | Pegnitz | Speicherersdorf | Tröstau | Market people | Same | 88 km |
Tour 2007, the 18th
Start on July 28, 2007 in Starnberg , destination in Schweinfurt
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 29th of July | Starnberg | Wielenbach | Vilgertshofen (Pflugdorf) | Oberostendorf | Mindelheim | 97 km |
| 2. | 30th July | Mindelheim | Market forest | Shards of spelled | - | Gersthofen | 74 km |
| 3. | July 31 | Gersthofen | Mertingen | Mönchsdeggingen | - | Nordlingen | 77 km |
| 4th | August 1st | Nordlingen | Hahnenkammsee | Gunzenhausen | gap | Schwabach | 97 km |
| 5. | August 2nd | Schwabach | Heilsbronn | Neuhof / Zenn | - | Neustadt / Aisch | 67 km |
| 6th | 3rd August | Neustadt / Aisch | Scheinfeld | Prichsenstadt | Drive | Schweinfurt | 97 km |
Tour 2008, the 19th
Start on August 2nd, 2008 in Bad Aibling , destination in Nabburg
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 3rd August | Bad Aibling | Pfaffing | Hague | - | Waldkraiburg | 75 km |
| 2. | 4th of August | Waldkraiburg | Villages | Erding | - | Freising | 80 km |
| 3. | 5th of August | Freising | Oberthann | Geisenfeld | - | Bad Goegging | 78 km |
| 4th | 6th of August | Bad Goegging | Upper room | Riedenburg | - | Beilngries | 71 km |
| 5. | August 7th | Beilngries | Undermassing | Allersberg | Roethenbach | Hersbruck | 95 km |
| 6th | 8th August | Hersbruck | Edelsfeld | Hirschau | - | Nabburg | 80 km |
Tour 2009, the 20th
The 20th anniversary tour in 2009 followed the route of the first tour in 1990. However, this tour consisted of eight stages and therefore started on Friday and ended on the following Saturday.
Start on July 31, 2009 in Donauwörth , destination in Dingolfing
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 1st | Donauwörth | Bühl in the Ries | Wassertrüdingen | Bechhofen | Ansbach | 89 km |
| 2. | August 2nd | Ansbach | - | Rothenburg / Tauber | Uffenheim | Kitzingen | 89 km |
| 3. | 3rd August | Kitzingen | Volkach | Gerolzhofen | - | Hassfurt | 72 km |
| 4th | 4th of August | Hassfurt | Oberhaid | Burgellern | - | Forchheim | 87 km |
| 5. | 5th of August | Forchheim | Pond | Run on the Pegnitz | Quickly | Neumarkt / Upper Palatinate | 79 km |
| 6th | 6th of August | Neumarkt / Upper Palatinate | Thannhausen | Beilngries | Riedenburg | Kelheim | 84 km |
| 7th | August 7th | Kelheim | hemlock | Geiselhöring | Straßkirchen | Deggendorf | 97 km |
| 8th. | 8th August | Deggendorf | Osterhofen | Landau on the Isar | - | Dingolfing | 79 km |
Tour 2010, the 21.
The 21st tour was 7 stages long.
Beginning on July 31, 2010 in Rosenheim , destination in Schwabmünchen
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 1st | Rosenheim | Prien am Chiemsee | Trostberg | - | Mühldorf am Inn | 97 km |
| 2. | August 2nd | Mühldorf am Inn | Neumarkt-St Veit | Vilsbiburg | - | Landshut | 77 km |
| 3. | 3rd August | Landshut | Pfeffenhausen | Neustadt an der Donau | Sheepshill | Dietfurt an der Altmühl | 96 km |
| 4th | 4th of August | Dietfurt an der Altmühl | Batzhausen | Trautmannshofen | - | Altdorf near Nuremberg | 69 km |
| 5. | 5th of August | Altdorf near Nuremberg | Rothsee | Pleinfeld | - | Treuchtlingen | 90 km |
| 6th | 6th of August | Treuchtlingen | Konstein | Burgheim | - | Aichach | 93 km |
| 7th | August 7th | Aichach | Achsheim | Swabian Folklore Museum Oberschönenfeld | - | Schwabmünchen | 82 km |
Tour 2011, the 22.
The sister event, the Tour-de-Ländle , moved into night quarters on the night of July 30th to 31st on the Baden-Württemberg side of the Danube in Ulm . She met with the BR-Radltour, which had its night quarters in Neu-Ulm , where the joint evening event also took place.
Start on July 30, 2011 in Neu-Ulm , destination in Coburg
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 31 | New Ulm | Waldstetten | Burgau | - | Dillingen | 82.5 km |
| 2. | August 1st | Dillingen | Mönchsdeggingen | Oettingen | - | Dinkelsbühl | 90.5 km |
| 3. | August 2nd | Dinkelsbühl | Erzberg | Leutershausen | Burgbernheim | Uffenheim | 87.5 km |
| 4th | 3rd August | Uffenheim | Kitzingen | Ferry bridge | - | Karlstadt | 87.0 km |
| 5. | 4th of August | Karlstadt | Graefendorf | Hammelburg | Hausen | Bad Neustadt / Saale | 93.0 km |
| 6th | 5th of August | Bad Neustadt / Saale | Hoechheim | Bad Rodach | - | Coburg | 86.3 km |
Tour 2012, the 23.
Start on August 4, 2012 in Bad Reichenhall , finish in Gunzenhausen , 539 km
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 5th of August | Bad Reichenhall | Surheim | Waging a. lake | - | Trostberg | 80 km |
| 2. | 6th of August | Trostberg | Burgkirchen | Simbach a. Inn | Aigen a. Inn | Pocking | 93 km |
| 3. | August 7th | Pocking | Bad Birnbach | Aldersbach | Niederpöring | Straubing | 103 km |
| 4th | 8th August | Straubing | Moosham | Bad Abbach | Deuerling | Parsberg | 93 km |
| 5. | August 9 | Parsberg | Cheeks | Pyrbaum | Röthenbach b. Altdorf | Run on the Pegnitz | 86 km |
| 6th | August 10 | Run on the Pegnitz | Wet | Abenberg | - | Gunzenhausen | 84 km |
Tour 2013, the 24.
Start on August 2, 2013 in Erding , finish in Hof , 572 km
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 3rd August | Erding | Neufahrn | Market Indersdorf | - | Schrobenhausen | 77 km |
| 2. | 4th of August | Schrobenhausen | Manching | Münchsmünster | - | Kelheim | 81 km |
| 3. | 5th of August | Kelheim | Deising | Plankstetten | Meckenhausen | Roth | 92 km |
| 4th | 6th of August | Roth | pipe | Cadolzburg | Weisendorf | gain | 88 km |
| 5. | August 7th | gain | Ebermannstadt | Behringersmühle | - | Pegnitz | 76 km |
| 6th | 8th August | Pegnitz | Neustadt am Kulm | Erbendorf | - | Tirschenreuth | 75 km |
| 7th | August 9 | Tirschenreuth | Konnersreuth | Market people | - | court | 78 km |
Tour 2014, the 25.
The kick-off on August 1, 2014 took place for the first time in Kufstein, Austria, destination was Würzburg , distance: 622 km For the 25th anniversary of the BR-Radltour, the 2nd stage in Munich led over the Mittlerer Ring . Cyclists who did not take part in the BR-Radltour could also ride on this section.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | August 2nd | Kufstein | Großholzhausen | Bad Aibling | Wooden churches | 90 km | |
| 2. | 3rd August | Wooden churches | Oberhaching | Munich BMW World | Maisach | 86 km | |
| 3. | 4th of August | Maisach | Kaltenberg | Schwabmünchen | Kirchheim | Krumbach | 95 km |
| 4th | 5th of August | Krumbach | Burgau | Wertingen | Rain on the Lech | 94 km | |
| 5. | 6th of August | Rain on the Lech | Fünfstetten | Wassertrüdingen | Wet cheeks | 91 km | |
| 6th | August 7th | Wet cheeks | Schönbronn | Obernzenn | Neustadt an der Aisch | 80 km | |
| 7th | 8th August | Neustadt an der Aisch | Scheinfeld | Iphofen | Wurzburg | 86 km |
Tour 2015, the 26.
The start took place on August 2nd in Weilheim , destination was Mellrichstadt , distance: 483 kilometers.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 3rd August | Weilheim | Utting am Ammersee | Jesenwang | Friedberg | 80 km | |
| 2. | 4th of August | Friedberg | Animal heads | Donauwörth | Wemding | 90 km | |
| 3. | 5th of August | Wemding | Dittenheim | gap | Heilsbronn | 75 km | |
| 4th | 6th of August | Heilsbronn | Neuhof ad Zenn | Veitsbronn | Höchstadt ad Aisch | 80 km | |
| 5. | August 7th | Höchstadt ad Aisch | Key field | Wiesentheid | Sommerach | Volkach | 78 km |
| 6th | 8th August | Volkach | Geldersheim | Münnerstadt | Mellrichstadt | 80 km |
Tour 2016, the 27.
The tour started on July 31st in Marktredwitz and led to Burghausen , distance: 430 kilometers.
The 5th stage was for the first time a stage with the same starting point and destination that day cyclists could also ride. There was a shorter and longer route variant.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | 2. Water break | lunch break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 31 | Marktredwitz | nail | Erbendorf | Neustadt an der Waldnaab | 67 km | |
| 2. | August 1st | Neustadt an der Waldnaab | Wernberg-Koeblitz | Wölsendorf | Neunburg vorm Wald | 74 km | |
| 3. | August 2nd | Neunburg vorm Wald | Posing | Bad Kötzting | Viechtach | 72 km | |
| 4th | 3rd August | Viechtach | Rusel golf course | Hengersberg | Vilshofen on the Danube | 74 km | |
| 5. | 4th of August | Vilshofen on the Danube | Gergweis | Adldorf | Aldersbach | Vilshofen on the Danube | 69 km |
| 6th | 5th of August | Vilshofen on the Danube | Emmersdorf | Parish churches | Burghausen | 79 km |
Tour 2017, the 28.
The tour started on July 30th in Gunzenhausen and led to Sonthofen , distance: 464 kilometers.
The first stage was a stage with the same starting point and destination, in which around 1,100 day cyclists could ride.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | 2. Water break | lunch break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 30th July | Gunzenhausen | Gunzenhausen | Ellingen residence | Gunzenhausen | 70 km | |
| 2. | July 31 | Gunzenhausen | Königshofen an der Heide | Marktoffingen | Wilburgstetten | Nordlingen | 82 km |
| 3. | August 1st | Nordlingen | Tapfheim | Thierhaupten Monastery | Gersthofen | 83 km | |
| 4th | August 2nd | Gersthofen | Oberschönenfeld Monastery | Klosterlechfeld | Landsberg am Lech | 74 km | |
| 5. | 3rd August | Landsberg am Lech | Westerheim | Bad Woerishofen | Memmingen | 82 km | |
| 6th | 4th of August | Memmingen | Dietmannsried | Durach | Sonthofen | 73 km |
Tour 2018, the 29.
The tour started on July 29th in Mühldorf and led to Marktheidenfeld , distance: approx. 502 kilometers.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | 29th of July | Mühldorf | Gangkofen | Dingolfing | Landshut S-Arena | Landshut | 94.7 km |
| 2. | 30th July | Landshut | Neuhausen | Rohr in Lower Bavaria | Bad Goegging | 79.3 km | |
| 3. | July 31 | Bad Goegging | Kelheim | Dietfurt | Berching | 80.2 km | |
| 4th | August 1st | Berching | Blessed Porten | Nuremberg FCN site | Baiersdorf | 89.5 km | |
| 5. | August 2nd | Baiersdorf | Gerhardshofen | Schwarzenberg Monastery | Kitzingen | 82.7 km | |
| 6th | 3rd August | Kitzingen | Randersacker | Erlabrunn | Marktheidenfeld | 76.0 km |
The return of the special trains took place from Lohr train station, as Marktheidenfeld no longer has a train station. The participants therefore rode another 20 km on the Main Cycle Path .
Tour 2019, the 30.
The tour started on July 28th in Bad Staffelstein and led to Bad Füssing , distance: approx. 566 kilometers.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 28th | Bad Staffelstein | Coburg | Sesslach | Bad Staffelstein | 73 km | |
| 2. | 29th of July | Bad Staffelstein | Weismain | Modschiedel | Hollfeld | 73 km | |
| 3. | 30th July | Hollfeld | Behringersmühle | Betzenstein | Run on the Pegnitz | 80 km | |
| 4th | July 31 | Run on the Pegnitz | Weigendorf | On the mountain | Schwandorf | 78 km | |
| 5. | August 1st | Schwandorf | Nittenau | Wörth on the Danube | arc | Deggendorf | 107 km |
| 6th | August 2nd | Deggendorf | Vilshofen | Ortenburg | Bad Ditzenbach | 86 km | |
| 7th | 3rd August | Bad Ditzenbach | Bayerbach , Bad Birnbach | Bad Griesbach | Bad Ditzenbach | 69 km |
Tour 2020, the 31.
The tour should have started on July 26th in Cham and led to Feucht ; Distance: approx. 518 kilometers. However, it was canceled on April 21, 2020 due to the bans or restrictions on contact imposed by the Bavarian state government due to the corona pandemic . The route may be driven in 2021.
| stage | date | begin | 1. Water break | lunch break | 2. Water break | target | length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | July 26th | Cham | Cham | ||||
| 2. | July 27th | Cham | Kelheim | ||||
| 3. | July 28th | Kelheim | Freising | ||||
| 4th | 29th of July | Freising | Aichach | ||||
| 5. | 30th July | Aichach | Dietfurt | ||||
| 6th | July 31 | Dietfurt | Wet |
See also
literature
- Lutz Bäucker : BR-Radltour - Our favorite tours : With maps and tips, lots of photos and anecdotes. The most beautiful tour descriptions, pictures and stories from 25 years of the BR bike tour. Bruckmann 2014, ISBN 978-3-7654-8763-7
Individual evidence
- ↑ Bavarian Surveying Administration: BR-Radltour 2019. Retrieved on May 28, 2019 .
- ↑ Helmut Kunert: BR-Radltour 2013. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on May 29, 2014 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
- ↑ Helmut Kunert: BR-Radltour 2013 THW. (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on June 22, 2014 ; Retrieved May 29, 2014 .
- ↑ Tour de Ländle meets BR-Radltour: bridging the two largest recreational bike tours in Germany , on enbw.com, accessed on May 28, 2019
- ^ "Right of way for cyclists" at www.sueddeutsche.de, August 1, 2014, accessed on December 3, 2017
- ↑ The BR-Radltour also falls victim to Corona , on donaukurier.de, accessed on April 22, 2020
- ↑ Bayerischer Rundfunk: BR-Radltour cannot take place