The Map

The complete line from Donaueschingen to Budapest with every daily stage. Click the map to open the tour on Komoot.

Route map: Donaueschingen to Budapest, all daily stages

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Key Facts

Distance
1,340 km
Days
20
Countries
4
Climbing
5,530 m
Company
Family
Status
Completed · 2025

The Stages

17 stages from the source to Budapest. Every stage as a Komoot tour and a reel.

Stage 0: Source: Breg and Brigach
Stage 00

Source: Breg and Brigach

100 km870 m up
Stage 1: Donaueschingen – Burg Wildenstein
Stage 01

Donaueschingen – Burg Wildenstein

67 km490 m up
Stage 2: Burg Wildenstein – Riedlingen
Stage 02

Burg Wildenstein – Riedlingen

68 km400 m up
Stage 3: Riedlingen – Ulm
Stage 03

Riedlingen – Ulm

69 km370 m up
Stage 4: Ulm – Schwenningen
Stage 04

Ulm – Schwenningen

77 km160 m up
Stage 5: Schwenningen – Ingolstadt
Stage 05

Schwenningen – Ingolstadt

76 km280 m up
Stage 6: Ingolstadt – Regensburg
Stage 06

Ingolstadt – Regensburg

89 km360 m up
Stage 7: Regensburg – Metten
Stage 07

Regensburg – Metten

83 km130 m up
Stage 8: Metten – Passau
Stage 08

Metten – Passau

67 km220 m up
Stage 9: Passau – Linz
Stage 09

Passau – Linz

99 km790 m up
Stage 10: Linz – Ybbs an der Donau
Stage 10

Linz – Ybbs an der Donau

86 km320 m up
Stage 11: Ybbs – Krems an der Donau
Stage 11

Ybbs – Krems an der Donau

58 km260 m up
Stage 12: Krems an der Donau – Vienna
Stage 12

Krems an der Donau – Vienna

82 km230 m up
Stage 13: Vienna – Bratislava
Stage 13

Vienna – Bratislava

71 km200 m up
Stage 14: Bratislava – Komárom
Stage 14

Bratislava – Komárom

105 km120 m up
Stage 15: Komárom – Visegrád
Stage 15

Komárom – Visegrád

86 km180 m up
Stage 16: Visegrád – Budapest
Stage 16

Visegrád – Budapest

55 km150 m up

The Story

Why this route?

The Danube is the longest line that starts at the front door. From the source near Donaueschingen straight across Europe. The goal was clear: Budapest. The way stayed flexible.

The core of the experience

17 stages, one rhythm: plan, ride, recover. Every day makes the progress along the line visible. And every day is shared time as a family.

What it means for recovery

Controlled endurance instead of maximum load. A route makes progress visible and binding. That is exactly what the recovery principles carry: visible wins, joy, repetition.

Learning

Commitment

Long lines create commitment.

Family

Family turns endurance into memory.

Visibility

Progress becomes visible when it has a route.

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