Hello Everyone ,
I would appreciate some guidance on how to best arrange my routes for an especially picturesque and pleasurable experience as I am organising a summertime motorbike trip across the Alps. I’ve been visiting Kurviger for some time now and like how accommodating it is to motorbike riders. However, in order to get the best out of my trip, I’m hoping to obtain some advice from the more experienced riders here.
Travel Specifics:
- Time Frame: two weeks
- Beginning Point: Munich, Germany
- Destination: A number of places in the Alps (France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria)
- Riding Route Preferences: Winding roads, scenic routes, few highways, and charming rest stops.
Inquiries:
Route Recommendations:
- Which Alps passes or routes are you confident you should ride because of their breathtaking scenery and enjoyment factor?
- Are there any lesser-known or undiscovered roads that provide for fantastic riding experiences?
Kurviger Configurations:
- Which particular Kurviger settings you usually use to minimise highway travel and maximise scenic routes?
- Any advice on striking a balance between daily riding times that are manageable and winding roads?
Stops and Accommodations:
- Suggestions for lodging that is biker-friendly along the route?
- scenic spots or points of interest that merit a stop?
Time and Weather:
- Generally speaking, how do you schedule your rides to minimise inclement weather, particularly in the hilly areas?
- When is the ideal time of day to ride around the Alps to get unobstructed vistas and fewer traffic?
Overall Advice:
- Are there any general tips for a first-time Alps rider?
- Any typical mistakes to avoid or safety tips?
I also followed this https://www.mototrip-tours.com/blog/alps-and-dolomites/motorcycling-in-the-alps-guide/power-apps
I want to make sure this vacation is as nice and unforgettable as possible because I’m incredibly enthusiastic about it. I’m eager to hear your recommendations and absorb knowledge from your experiences.
Thank you in advance.