Moselle Riverside Path – Avenue by the water loop from Marbache

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Moselle Riverside Path – Avenue by the water loop from Marbache

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Moselle Riverside Path – Avenue by the water loop from Marbache

02:51

44.9km

260m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

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Start point

Train Station

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29.6 km

Moulin Noir Footbridge

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Footbridge spanning the Meurthe from one side to the other. Convenient for making a loop around the Rives-de-Meurthe.

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32.9 km

Moselle Riverside Path

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Finally along the Moselle and not on a canal.

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34.6 km

Avenue by the water

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This great avenue leads you right along the riverbank - beautiful to drive.

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35.6 km

Rest area on the Meurthe

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Nice place at the waterline

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35.9 km

Pretty street art

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If you're into street art, it's worth taking a break and admiring the impressive paintings under the bridge.

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36.9 km

Confluence of the Moselle and Meurthe rivers

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The Meurthe and the Moselle meet at the level of the place called the gates of Hell. For centuries, river traffic on the Meurthe has transported wood from the Vosges mountains. By joining the Moselle in a northerly direction, the boats could reach the Rhine. The river then had an economic influence that it has lost today.

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38.5 km

Custines

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Because of the confluence (lat. condatum) of the Moselle and Meurthe, the name of the village was Condé-sur-Moselle until 1719. She was then named after Earl Custine. During the revolutionary years the place was then called Port-sur-Moselle and from 1800 Custines.

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