Black Forest Curves & Feldberg – 8-Day Tour

Your Black Forest motorcycle tour begins in St. Märgen with individual arrival, meeting the group and a comprehensive briefing. If needed, you collect your rental motorcycle here and receive all the key information for the coming stages through the Black Forest.

On this guided Black Forest motorcycle tour you start at the Brigach spring and ride to the Martinskapelle, where the Breg — the second source river of the Danube — rises. Via Donaueschingen, the Danube Swallow Hole and the Danube Gorge the route reaches the Aachtopf, Germany's largest spring — around 300 winding kilometres.

After the volcanic landscape of the Hegau this Hegau–Lake Constance motorcycle stage crosses by ferry from Meersburg to Konstanz, past the Gnadensee and Untersee to the Swiss town of Stein am Rhein. The imposing Rhine Falls invites a stop before you return to the base hotel — about 270 winding kilometres.

This Black Forest motorcycle holiday day leads via Löcherberg, Strittberg and Gscheid to Waldkirch, from where the Kandel is climbed from the north. Via St. Peter and St. Märgen with fine views the route drops into the Hexenloch at Dreistegen, then continues through Furtwangen, Prechtal and Wolftal to Kappelrodeck — around 260 km.

A quieter day through the wine villages of Durbach and Zell-Weierbach to medieval Gengenbach and the Vogtsbauernhof open-air museum. After the world's largest cuckoo clock and the Triberg waterfalls the Schwarzwald Panorama Road B500 brings you past Titisee and Schluchsee to the second base hotel — about 230 kilometres.

Eight notable peaks shape this stage: Belchen, Blauen, Feldberg, Herzogenhorn, Schauinsland, Silberberg, Stübenwasen and Toter Mann. The hairpin bends that Black Forest motorcycle fans love line up here — curve-packed, view-rich and full of riding enjoyment, around 250 kilometres of pure motorcycle pleasure.

The wildly scenic, deeply carved forest valleys define this Hotzenwald motorcycle tour: narrow lanes wind between stream and cliff. In clear weather the view from the bare ridgelines stretches over the High Rhine to the Swiss Alps — around 270 winding kilometres.

After around 1,500 kilometres of new experiences this St. Märgen motorcycle tour ends with individual journeys home. Riders with rental motorcycles return their machines together before everyone heads their own way.