Mullerthal and Echternach
Little Luxembourg Switzerland brings narrow gorges and moss-covered rock. Tight, twisting lanes run from Echternach via Diekirch to the Mont St. Nicolas, with views out over the hills of the Osling.
A Base in Vianden
The medieval town with its castle above the rooftops is home for four nights. Every stage starts and ends here, so only the day's gear has to go on the machine in the morning and the case stays put.
High Fens and the Eifel
The Hautes Fagnes-Eifel Nature Park and the Eifel National Park bring wide, open moorland and dense forest. After the narrow valleys of Luxembourg that makes for an entirely different riding feel.
Ardennes to Spa
Via La Roche-en-Ardenne the route runs through dense forest and deeply cut river valleys, until the Spa-Francorchamps race track appears at the roadside, before the way back to Vianden.
Riding Without Luggage
Because the quarters never change, the case stays in the room. That makes the winding stages between Luxembourg and Belgium notably easier, above all on the narrow lanes and in the hairpins.
