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Ideas for 5 days from zeebrugge
Ok. 3 of us are heading to europe next year for our 3rd trip on motorcycles. Previously done black forest,harz mountains, , havent done france but just looking for inspiration as to where we can get to and back in the 5 days we have on arriving at zeebrugge.
All on road bikes and forest riding, mountains and twisties is what we seek.
All ideas welcome including cities to visit etc through people who have been.
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Try the Belgian Ardennes, Luxembourg, Eifel Mountains and Mossel Valley in Germany.
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Totally agree with Tourider, also visit Bastogne, really nice town with a lovely square in the centre, nice place to have food and . There are also some nice routes along the Rhine depending on how many miles you want to do in a day
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Originally Posted by Gogsyboy
Ok. 3 of us are heading to europe next year for our 3rd trip on motorcycles. Previously done black forest,harz mountains, , havent done france but just looking for inspiration as to where we can get to and back in the 5 days we have on arriving at zeebrugge.
All on road bikes and forest riding, mountains and twisties is what we seek.
All ideas welcome including cities to visit etc through people who have been.
Cheers
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It's a big enough place, and in 5 days you can get to quite a lot of it from Zeebrugge; so it depends how much riding you want to do - long days or short days basically, and on what season of the year you are riding.
In 2 days from Zeebrugge you can "comfortably" get into the Pyrenees, the Alps, and to the east such as Poland.
Within France, consider the Massif Central - it is not as far south as the better known areas and has as many twisties as you may want for a few days away.
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