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Upper Franconia and Thuringian Forest +49 (0)40 468 992 48 Mo-Fr. 10:00h to 19.00h Upper Franconia and Thuringian Forest (M-ID: 2472) https://www.motourismo.com/en/listings/2472-upper-franconia-and-thuringian-forest from €699.00 Dates and duration (days) On request 5 days 08/31/2022 - 09/04/2022 5 days Mountains, forests and curves without end ! Between Upper Franconia and the Thuringian Forest ran, even if many have probably already forgotten, for 40 years the Iron Curtain. And although this time has fortunately been history for 25 Greifenstein and the Goethe memorial in Ilmenau. Several years, the clocks still go a little differently here today. times we meet the famous hiking trail Rennsteig. Of course Because although there are now motorways and we don't hike on the Rennsteig, we only tangent to it. After expressways in the old border area, the wonderfully all, we are here to ride our motorcycles... meandering asphalt ribbons of back roads predominate and open up an area in which there is a lot to discover, Day 4: Thuringian Forest. especially for motorcyclists! Day tour through the Thuringian Forest. Tour route: Today we take the north-western part of Upper Franconia Day 1: Arrival. under the wheels, the Thuringian Forest. We drive through Friedrichroda and visit the castle Reinhardsbrunn. Departure at 09.00 hrs at the Geismühle West service area Afterwards we go on to Schweina and can visit there (A57) with a full tank of fuel in a south-easterly direction to among other things the castle Altenstein. We continue to the Fulda-Mitte service area. From there "to get in the the border museum Rhön Point Alpha. Of course, as with mood" through the southern Rhön on side roads to the base the other tours, the hunt for curves and the physical well- hotel Altmühlaue*** near Bad Rodach. being will not be neglected! Alternatively you can join the group on the way or arrive on Day 5: Over the Rhön back home. your own. Day 2: Franconian Forest. Return journey from the base hotel via the northern Rhön (including Wasserkuppe) to the Geismühle Ost service area Day tour through the Franconian Forest, passing Tambach (A57). Castle, the Mauthaut Dam and the Goldisthal Pumped Storage Plant. On this day we graze the eastern part of Of course you can also depart individually. Upper Franconia. - We reserve the right to change the programme, route or hotel. - Day 3: Thuringia and Vogtland Day tour through Thuringia and the Vogtland. This tour takes us to the north-eastern part of Upper Franconia. We visit among other things the Fröbelturm, the castle 28.09.2021 Upper Franconia and Thuringian Forest - MOTOURISMO -- 1 Category Motorcycle Tour Terrain Onroad Vehicle your own motorcycle Tourguide / Coach yes (guided) Accommodation Hotel / B&B or similar 3 star hotel Flight to / from no, not incl. Support vehicle (luggage/service) no Level of difficulty easy medium Customer payment protection yes * PRICING Minimal without optional extras, see pricing Pricing Driver / double room: €699.00 Social/us double room: €649.00 Single room hotel (extra charge): €169.00 Features 5 purposefully worked out day tours with tour guide in groups of 6 - 8 motorcycles. Roadbook with hotel and route information. Hotel accommodation: Four nights including half board in our base hotel near Bad Rodach; rooms with shower or bath/WC. Travel insurance certificate for the entire trip. Not included features Any tolls, entrance fees, visitor's tax, etc. that may be incurred. Everything that is not specified under services More details Total distance: approx. 2,000 km from/to Krefeld Daily stages: 300 - 350 km. Road condition: mostly well developed, low-traffic secondary roads in low mountain ranges up to max. 1000 m NN. 28.09.2021 Upper Franconia and Thuringian Forest - MOTOURISMO -- 2 Driving skills: Everyone gets their money's worth here. In principle, also suitable for beginners and re-starters. Beginners should consider, however, that on the arrival and departure quite long stages are to be mastered. Also a daily stage of 350 km wants to be mastered! Climate: Central German continental climate, rain cannot be ruled out, temperatures around 20°C, but occasionally much warmer - German "summer"... Minimum participants 8 drivers Specials: 3-star hotel Altmühlaue near Bad Rodach. 28.09.2021 Upper Franconia and Thuringian Forest - MOTOURISMO -- 3.
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