Nockalmstrasse – A motorcycle and cycle route, hidden in the Biosphere Park on the border of Styria and Carinthia. This panoramic route runs along the border of the states of Carinthia and Salzburg, within the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of the Nockberge. We assure you it's worth deviating these 100 km from the Grossglockner High Alpine Road to be able to let loose on these bends. It's one of those places where, through

Hallstatt, Austria's icon. An absolutely fairytale town situated right on the lake. The route, though not long, will certainly keep you busy from dawn till dusk thanks to the sheer number of attractions. A warm-up after a fast national road towards Salzburg. Before Werfen, we head onto the picturesque Gschütt Pass Road [166], which will lead us straight to Hallstatt. The town itself

Here is another interesting route that we have prepared for you. The whole thing begins with a departure from Fusch in the direction of Salzburg. Then, in the town of Lend, we head towards the Gastein valley. Along a picturesque route, rarely visited by motorcyclists, we reach Bahnhof Böckstein, where asphalt changes to.... rails, and after a half-hour train ride, we land on the other side of the mountain massif.

Today, we have a route packed with attractions for you, partly running through German territory. It begins with a drive through Zell am See towards Munich, then in Saalfelden, it leads us to a picturesque route along Lake Pillersee. From there, we head towards the town of Königssee, home to the lake of the same name, considered the most beautiful and cleanest.

Two incredible passes in one day! Our next route takes us partly through Italy, allowing us to discover a true gem – Passo Stalle. Located in the High Tauern mountain range in the Alps, the pass connects Tyrol (in Austria) and South Tyrol (in Italy). The road to the summit is entirely asphalted. Due to the reduced width of the carriageway, traffic is

Gerlos Pass & Zillertal High Alpine Road & Thurn Pass in one day! 270 km of motorcycle bliss. We start from Imbachhorn, passing Kaprun and heading towards Tyrol. After less than an hour, we arrive in Krimml, where we can be tempted by a few hours of exploring one of Europe's largest waterfalls (a fairy tale! We're planning a separate post about this place very soon :)), or head off

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