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Black Forest and Vosges Tour

Experience 7 days of thrilling rides through the Black Forest and Vosges on this guided motorcycle tour. Perfect for riders short on time, enjoy scenic mountain roads, charming villages, and unforgettable European landscapes.

7-Day Guided Motorcycle Tour of the Black Forest & Vosges


Tour at a Glance

📍 Duration:
7 days / 7 riding days

🏍️ Total Distance:
1,400 miles (2,250 km)

🗺️ Countries:
France, Germany, Belgium

🏔️ Highlights:
B500 Black Forest, Vosges Mountains, Route des Crêtes, Grand Ballon, Lake Constance, Baden-Baden

🛣️ Iconic Roads:
B500 Schwarzwaldhochstraße, Route des Crêtes, D430/D431 Vosges Mountain Roads

🏛️ Historic Sites:
Verdun WWI Memorial, Circuit de Reims-Gueux, Chimay Circuit

💰 From:
£1,795 per person

📅 Next Tour:
31 May – 06 June 2026

👨‍🏫 Guide:
Alec MacColl

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Experience the thrill of riding through some of Europe’s most scenic landscapes on our 7-day guided motorcycle tour of the Black Forest and Vosges. Perfect for riders who are short on time but still want to enjoy unforgettable roads, this tour offers a mix of winding mountain passes, charming villages, and breathtaking scenery.

Join us for a carefully planned adventure that balances exciting rides with plenty of opportunities to relax and soak in the unique culture and natural beauty of the region. Whether you’re an experienced rider or just looking for an incredible motorcycle getaway, this tour is designed to create memories that will last a lifetime.

**Tour Dates **

**31/05/2026 – 06/06/2026**

**Alec MacColl**


vosges freiburg b500 motorcycle touring

Straight off the tunnel at Calais we head towards Reims and on to our overnight stay in the lovely town of Chalons en Champagne. With quick stop at the Circuit du Reims-Gueux on route which was still being used for motorcycle racing up to the early 70’s.  The next day we are heading east towards Germany. En-route we cross the Moselle and the Lorraine National Park before entering the Vosges mountains, which are littered with hairpin turns and long sweeping bends. We then reach our hotel for the next two nights close to the spa town of Baden Baden within the Black Forest.

We have a couple of optional ride outs on offer for your 3rd day. You may choose to spend the day relaxing off the bike and visit one of the Thermal Spas in Baden Baden. There is also a ride down to Lake Constance which is Europe’s third largest lake.

Next we head back to France via the famous B500, a bucket list road for many riders.  The road offers sublime views with sweeping curves and hairpins all in the mix. That’s not the end of the great riding as we then head towards our next two night stop, via the southern Vosges mountains which are a bikers paradise. We take in the acclaimed Route des Cretes  with it stunning vistas and yet more fabulous roads en route.

Our 5th day and we have a ride out planned which takes in the very best of the Vosges region. Including The Grand Ballon at a height of 1424 meters. The Grand Ballon gives stunning views across the Haut Rhin and Grand Est region. Can we really find any more hairpins and sweepers for you to enjoy? We will leave you to be the judge of that, as we relax and take in the views from the balcony of our hotel.

d430 D431 route des cretes vosges

Heading north towards home on our penultimate day we start with Route de Cretes and Rue d’Epinal then crossing the Lorraine National Park.  We stop on route in the afternoon to visit the WW1 Douaumont memorial at Verdun. Then onto our hotel on the banks of Semois river which is a perfect location to spend our last evening together. Sharing the memories of a fabulous tour that has so many highlights, it’s hard to know which is best. Final leg after a hearty breakfast to set us up for the day. Still avoiding motorways for most of the day, we cross the Ardennes National Park crossing into France then back into Belgium for a quick stop at the Chimay Classic Road Circuit which is still actively used to this day. Back into France, for the final push across the Natural Park of Avesnois and all this before lunch. After lunch it’s the last leg up to the tunnel and the crossing back to the UK.