Awesome passes, impressive valleys and a variety of fascinating views make Tyrol an absolute motorcycling highlight. Peppered with attractive sights and interesting stops, you can experience a perfect motorbike holiday in Tyrol. Our biker hosts Klaus, Charly, Andi and Jan are at home here. With Austria, Germany, Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Italian South Tyrol, the guests of the Tyrolean hosts can choose from curves and hairpin bends in five countries. With the Silvretta High Alpine Road, the Timmelsjoch, the Hahntennjoch, the Kühtaisattel and the Kaunertal Glacier Road, impressive mountain roads can be experienced shortly after leaving the hotel.
Motorbiking fun without limits
If you plan a day trip to Germany, the Hochtannberg Pass and Germany's highest pass road, the Riedberg Pass, should not be missed. On a trip to Switzerland, the Flüela, the Ofen and the wonderful Umbrail passes are tempting. Many of South Tyrol's motorcycling highlights can also be reached from the Tyrol. For example, the 2,757 meter high Stelvio Pass, the second highest accessible pass in the entire Alps. But also the Jaufenpass and the Reschensee, with its church tower rising out of the water, can be experienced on unforgettable day trips. Or how about a visit to Lake Constance? With the ride over the Arlberg Pass, an orgy of curves over the Furkajoch and the pleasure of the smallest road on the Pfänder, the Swabian Sea is reached in a grandiose way. A gigantic view of the huge body of water in the border triangle A-D-CH will be remembered for a long time.
Lots to Discover
All around the Curves & Knödels Hosts there is lots to see and lots to do. There are plenty of places to take a break from your tour or you can even spend an entire day exploring if your motor cycle needs to be tuned up in the garage. You should definitely plan on seeing, for example, the Visitor Center building at the Kaungergrat So where the viewing platform Gacher View provides an unbelievable panorama view of the Upper Drau Valley.
www.kaunergart.at
Zum Kaunergrat
The Alpinarium in Galtür documents life in the high alpine ecosystem. The Alpinarium is a special building which is part of the 345 meter long and 19 meter high avalanche protection wall, which maes the musuem an absolute highlight in the world of museum architecture.
www.alpinarium.at
A tour around the Zugspitze, Germany's highest peak, offers absolute tourism highlights. A keepsake photo of the Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau castles can be quickly taken and the well-known Ettal Abbey is more than photogenic as well.
www.neuschwanstein.de
www.hohenschwangau.de
www.kloster-ettal.de
Leave your vertigo behind as you head towards the Highline 179, a rope-suspension bridge. 114 meters high and 400 meters long, the bridge offers a uniquely thrilling experience
www.highline179.tirol
A must-see for motorcycle fans is the Motorcycle Museum on the Timmelsjoch, which has been completely rebuilt after a fire in January, 2021. More than ever before, it will get the hearts of all motorcycle fans beating a little quicker.
www.crosspoint.tirol
Ask the Hosts
Tyrol has a lot of different things to offer, meaning that getting advice from one of the local Biker Hosts before embarking on your next curvey tour is also a good idea. And don't forget, the tips for the best places to stop for lunch or a coffee are usually true insider tips that you won't find in the travel guides.
Reading about the favorite tours of our Biker Hosts, Klaus, Charly, Andi and Jan, is sure to pique your interest.