Motorcycle routes in Germany
Germany blends superb riding regions — the Black Forest, the German Alpine Road (Deutsche Alpenstrasse) and the winding Moselle and Rhine valleys — with an efficient road network. The map below shows our routes; notes follow further down.
Routes in Germany
No routes have been added for Germany yet — check back soon.
Planning a trip to Germany
Best season
The season runs from April to October. Summer is warm and lively; spring and autumn are quieter. Alpine roads in the south are best from late spring to autumn.
Roads & terrain
Excellent, well-maintained roads: forest twisties in the Black Forest, river-valley sweepers along the Moselle and Rhine, and alpine roads in Bavaria. Some autobahn sections have no general speed limit.
Formalities & tolls
Germany is in the EU and Schengen. There is no motorway vignette for motorcycles — autobahns are free to use. Carry the usual EU documents. Confirm current low-emission-zone and equipment rules before travelling.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a motorway vignette in Germany?
No — German autobahns are free to use and there is no general vignette for motorcycles.
When is the best time to ride in Germany?
April to October, with summer warmest. Spring and autumn are quieter; southern alpine roads are best from late spring to autumn.
Which regions are best for motorcycling in Germany?
The Black Forest, the German Alpine Road in Bavaria, and the Moselle and Rhine valleys are the classic riding regions.
