In fhe last 25 years, I went almost every yearto the Dolomites and almost every year another route. So there is not one special route. You only have a few transitionpoints from Southern Germany (or maybe Switserland), to the Dolomites. Start with choosing your transitionpass (Münstertal-Stilfersjoch, Reschenpass, Timmelsjoch, Fernpass, I think that was it) and from that point make your route. Perhaps Luxemburg, Vosges, Schwarzwald, Alps, Reschenpass is a nice one. Avoid riding to fast, it is expensive

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks mate, that slipped by me

I have several routes from the Eifel to Toscany. I have to look them up for you, but please give me some time, because I am on route and I don't always have access to my laptop, where I have stored them.

@Sandra-Lugten-0 je kunt de route aanpassen naar je eigen inzichten en hij is omkeerbaar. Althans ik ben geen rare dingen tegengekomen. Maar het kan ook dienen als voorbeeld. Je kunt de route importeren en daarover je eigen route componeren

Hey, if you want to ride through Belgium, there is so much beauty to see that only a Belgian motorcyclist like myself can help you. So avoid the major roads between points 8 and 9! There is so much beauty in between: for example, the world-famous Botanical Garden in Meise near Brussels on the A12/ It all depends on whether you want to fly through Belgium or discover Belgium and have more time.

@Adrian-Avram in Dutch we have a saying: why reinvent the wheel. Why not accept the "help" of others, they found out where the nicest roads are. I received an e-mail last year from someone who road my routes from Zaragoza until the end, roughly four days. They also booked the same hotels. They were very thrilled how great the routes are. And that is only one example.

Guys, any chance we can get Butler maps (like Rever) incorporated into MRA? They are great help when selecting choice roads!

https://www.myrouteapp.com/en/library/countries Our coverage of routes in Rwanda is: 0 You'd have to hope a single user here on the forum has a trip planned there but those chances are slim.

@TomOnTour

@Anonymouse you may want to review the positioning of some of your points, some are a long way off the road/route, [image: 1765213146278-c427c562-3363-4205-b041-606c22fb7402-image.png] the points don't have to be precisely on the road but they do have to be close enough to the road you actually want to pass along, unless of course there is something at the end of the paths at the likes of point 4 & 7 you wish to see

@Kudee ich habe alle Routen freigeschaltet. Du findest die auf meiner Seite: https://routes.lexwill.cyou/gps-routes-maken/ Etwas runterscrollen und dann findest du eine Karte. Es geht um: PCMT Day X Etappe X Mooi Duitsland Tour Wobei "X" jeweils steht für den Tag. Die Seite ist auf niederländisch, es gibt aber einen Übersetzungsknopf.

@CD130 Bedankt voor de tip. Ik zal eens zoeken.

Hoi @Agostino-Vincenzo, ik denk dat de meesten het erover eens zullen zijn dat de Hauts de France geen gebied is waar je "prachtige panoramische" routes vindt. De enige die ik kan bedenken die er in de buurt komt, is de westkust volgen vanaf Calais tot voorbij Boulonge. Calais is duidelijk het startpunt voor veel Britse motorrijders die naar Europa gaan voor wat plezier. Het grootste deel van dit deel van Noord-Frankrijk is vrijwel vlak en karakterloos, met dorpjes om de paar 3-4 kilometer, dus de routes zijn erg stop-and-start. Begrijp me niet verkeerd, er zijn plaatsen om te bezoeken zoals het Blockhaus d'Éperlecques, maar goede wegen en routes zijn beperkt (vandaar de leemte in de MRA-bibliotheek). Het is niet het beste gebied om te fietsen en ik denk dat dat de reden is waarom de meeste Britse motorrijders het normaal gesproken gewoon omzeilen door 160 kilometer zuidwaarts over de snelweg te rijden voordat ze echt aan hun vakantie beginnen. Hi @Agostino-Vincenzo I think most would agree the Hauts de France is not an area where you are going to find "beautiful panoramic" routes Only one I can think of which would come close would be following the western coast from Calais down past Boulonge Calais is obviously the start point for a lot of UK bikers heading to europe for some fun Most of this part of northern france is all pretty much flat & featureless with villages every few 3-4 kilometers so routes are very stop/start Don't get me wrong there are places to visit like the Blockhaus d'Éperlecquesbut but great roads & routes are limited (hence the gap in the MRA library) It is not the greatest area for biking & I think thats why most UK bikers normally just bypass it by head south 100 miles on the motorway before starting the holiday for real

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