About
We try to make the tour as inclusive as possible for any level of fitness or experience with bike touring. We cycle a maximum of 30–70 km per day (depending on the hills), and on average half of the days we stay in a place without cycling. Our experience is that almost everyone can manage this, but there is the possibility to shorten the distances if we discover that it is too much. People cycle in small groups or alone, at whatever speed suits them, and many people like to take it slow and take lots of breaks. A detailed route plan for the day is shared in the morning, arrows are drawn with chalk on the road at every turn, and if you get lost you can always call the Biketour phone. If you have a shitty bike, you will not be the only one, and we enjoy supporting each other if something breaks. We make sure that the last people to leave carry a toolbox, a phone and a first-aid kit in order to assist if anything goes wrong on the road.
Read more about what the Ecotopia Biketour is. If you would like to get an insight into the organisation or just ask a question, contact us.
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Volk ohne Grenzen
Tämä teksti on valitettavasti saatavilla vain kielillä: English, Castellano, Deutsch, Français, Italiano ja Română. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in this site default language. You may click one of the links to switch the site language to another available language. Im Denken moderner Mehrheitsgesellschaften gilt seit 150 Jahren die scheinbar unanfechtbare Gleichung: Volk = Nation = (Sprache) = Staat = Grenze(n). Als wir heute mehr ueber das Volk der Sorben erfahren haben, bekamen wir eines der Beispiele dafuer zu hoeren, dass diese Gleichung nichts Gegebenes ist und die vier Faktoren unabhaengig voneinander exisitieren: Diejenigen Sorben,…
No Dirty Coal! More impressions from the Climate Camp…
Coal is just dead dinosaurs – 20th July
Tämä teksti on valitettavasti saatavilla vain kielillä: English, Castellano, Deutsch, Français, Italiano ja Română. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in this site default language. You may click one of the links to switch the site language to another available language. So my Uncle used to say. I’m not so sure of the science behind that, but this dinosaur is very much alive! Its arms flail around scaring small children under the guidance of cyclists and campers until it reaches the centre of the village. It’s stomache opens up and regurgitates a hosts of black…
A night at Ventus – 18th July
Tämä teksti on valitettavasti saatavilla vain kielillä: English, Castellano, Deutsch, Français, Italiano ja Română. For the sake of viewer convenience, the content is shown below in this site default language. You may click one of the links to switch the site language to another available language. (PICTURES TO FOLLOW – INTERNET TOO SLOW!!) After 70 kilometres, we arrive in the little village of Niebendorf to stay with Christian, Ben, Lucia, Virginia in the gardens of Ventus e V. It is a group of fantastic people who are giving a few teenagers a chance to try an alternative psychiatric health treatment,…