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Motorcycle Tours Germany – Alps, Low Mountain Ranges and Curvy Roads

<p>Motorcycle tours in Germany take you from the Allgäu and the Ötztal Alps in the south, through Franconia and the Bavarian Forest, to the Harz and Erzgebirge mountains in the east. The Black Forest and Eifel offer dense networks of curves within short reach, while the Alpine regions in the south bring genuine pass roads without a long approach. With OVERCROSS you ride these regions guided or as a weekend short trip – with experienced tour leaders, planned stages and hotels along the route. Whether a 2-day enduro experience or a multi-day Alpine tour, there is a trip for every length of stay.</p>

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What makes Germany special on two wheels

Short approach, many riding worlds – from low mountain ranges to the edge of the Alps.

4 riding areas

Curves on your doorstep

Black Forest, Franconia, Harz and Erzgebirge deliver dense networks of curves within short reach from all of Central Europe.

  • Short approach from all over Europe
  • Dense hotel network along the route

from €611

Short break or big tour

From the 2-day enduro experience to the multi-day Alpine loop through five countries, every trip length is available.

  • Weekend tours from 2 days
  • Also bookable as riding training

Alpine foothills

Allgäu & Ötztal Alps

At the edge of the Alps you find pass roads just like in Austria or Italy – often the starting point for cross-border Alpine tours.

  • Curve training bookable as an add-on
  • Departure often directly from Germany

Best time to travel

Best time to travel in Germany

The Alpine regions thrive in summer, the low mountain ranges are rideable from April to October.

Best season May to September

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  • Mär
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  • Mai
  • Jun
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  • Nov
  • Dez
  • Best time
  • Good to ride
  • Less suitable

In the Allgäu and the Ötztal Alps the high passes are usually snow-free from June to September. The Black Forest, Franconia, Eifel, Harz and Erzgebirge lie lower and can be ridden from April through to October. High summer is the safest choice for every region.

Spring (Apr–May)

Black Forest , Franconia , Eifel

Low mountain ranges rideable, high Alpine passes sometimes still closed

Summer (Jun–Aug)

Allgäu & Alps , Bavarian Forest

All Alpine passes open, long days

Autumn (Sep–Oct)

Harz , Erzgebirge , Franconia

Stable weather, clear views, less traffic

Winter (Nov–Mar)

Only a handful of training formats

Wet, cold, Alpine passes closed

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

For the Alpine regions like the Allgäu and the Ötztal Alps, June to September is ideal, because the high passes are then snow-free. The Black Forest, Franconia, Eifel, Harz and Erzgebirge can already be ridden from April through to October.

The four main areas are the Black Forest with Lake Constance and the Vosges, the Allgäu with the Alps, Franconia with the Bavarian Forest, and the Eifel, Harz and Erzgebirge.

Yes. There are several 2- to 3-day tours, such as the enduro experience or short trips through the Harz and Franconian Switzerland, that fit well with a long weekend.

Yes. Alongside classic tarmac tours there are enduro experience days and cornering or pass training in the Alps.

Not necessarily for a pure Allgäu tour, but many Alpine loop tours continue across the border into Austria, Italy or Switzerland.
Motourismo rider on a travel enduro

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