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Pick a route and your miles a day. We split it into days, with fuel stops, sunset and each rider's paperwork.

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Routes
97
Total distance
24,228 miles
Countries
23
Cost
Free
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Plan the whole tour, together

Pick a route and a start date. The planner splits it into days at your pace and shows what each rider needs to sort before you go.

  • Days at your miles a day, with sunset and the longest gap between fuel stops
  • The weather forecast for each day's finish, once you are within nine days
  • The paperwork for every country on the route, ticked off rider by rider
  • Fuel, food and overnight stops added on the map
  • Save it as a group trip and invite your riders by WhatsApp, email or a link. Everyone sees the same plan, live

Free. Your plan stays on your device unless you save it as a group trip.

Routes to start with

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Ballygally Castle, on the Causeway Coastal Route
Antrim and Derry, Northern Ireland

Causeway Coastal Route

103 miles, point to pointOfficial route

Photo: Ballygally Castle by Z thomas, CC BY-SA 4.0
Parkavonear Castle, on the Ring of Kerry
County Kerry, Ireland

Ring of Kerry

107 miles, loopOfficial route

Photo: Parkavonear Castle by Bkwillwm, CC BY-SA 3.0

Choose by what you want from the ride

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Col de la Colombière, on the Route des Grandes AlpesMountain passes29 routesInverness Castle, on the North Coast 500Coast roads18 routesCalais Lighthouse, on the Calais to the Ardennes and LuxembourgFrom the ferry19 routesBeauly Priory, on the North Coast 500Official tourist routes24 routesEas Bàn, on the Applecross and TorridonUnder 150 miles67 routesAbbey of Sainte-Trinité, on the Normandy beaches and Mont-Saint-Michel150 to 500 miles15 routesBrahan Castle, on the North Coast 500Over 500 miles15 routes

What Touring HQ solves

Planning a tour means juggling maps, forums, fuel apps and GOV.UK pages. Here it is in one place, free.

01

Where should we ride?

97 routes with a free GPX file for each. No account, no email, no paywall.

02

How far each day?

Choose your miles a day and get a GPX file for each day, ending at a named place.

03

Fuel and daylight

The longest gap between fuel stops and the sunset time for every day, before you set off.

04

The paperwork

What each rider needs for every country on the route, from official sources, ticked off rider by rider.

05

Keeping the group together

One shared plan the whole group can see and change, with the stops and the kit list in it.

06

Knowing what to trust

Each route says whether it is an official line or one we plotted, and whether we have ridden it.

Two riders on adventure bikes stopped on a quiet country road A touring motorcycle leaning into a corner at sunset

Ride it your way

Pick a route, choose the miles you like to ride in a day, and take a GPX file for each day. Ride it alone or share the files with the group.

Browse the routes

Start from the ferry

Routes that begin where the boat or train from the UK lands, so you can ride straight off. The loops bring you back to the same port.

From Calais

Calais to the Somme and Flanders254 miles, loop, FranceCalais to Roscoff along the Normandy and Brittany coast562 miles, one way, FranceCalais to Lake Geneva for the Route des Grandes Alpes575 miles, one way, FranceCalais to the Ardennes and Luxembourg702 miles, loop, BelgiumCalais to the Mosel and the Rhine gorge825 miles, loop, GermanyCalais to the Stelvio by the Black Forest and the Swiss passes838 miles, one way, SwitzerlandCalais to the Riviera by the Ardeche and the Route Napoleon880 miles, one way, FranceCalais to the Vosges and the Black Forest1,016 miles, loop, FranceRural France from Calais1,095 miles, loop, FranceCalais to Santander through France1,118 miles, one way, FranceCalais to the Alps and back1,418 miles, loop, FranceCalais to the Pyrenees and back1,867 miles, loop, France

From Santander

Santander, the Picos and the Cantabrian passes440 miles, loop, SpainSantander to Portugal and the Douro828 miles, loop, SpainSantander to the Pyrenees and back869 miles, loop, Spain

From Caen (Ouistreham)

Normandy beaches and Mont-Saint-Michel375 miles, loop, France

From Dieppe

Dieppe, the Alabaster Coast and the Seine234 miles, loop, France

From Hook of Holland

Hook of Holland to the Eifel and Mosel600 miles, loop, Germany

From Dunkirk

Dunkirk to the Nurburgring through the Ardennes337 miles, one way, Belgium

Tools for the rest of the trip

Free, with no sign-up. Only group trips need a free account.

ToolTour plannerSplit a route into days, add stops, check the weather and tick off each rider's paperwork. ToolGPX viewer and splitterOpen any GPX file to see its distance, climb and height profile, then reverse it or split it into days. ToolTrip cost calculatorFuel, beds, food, crossings and tolls added up, per rider and for the group. ToolFuel range calculatorHow far your bike really goes on a tank, loaded, with a reserve kept back. ChecklistPre-tour bike checkTyres, chain, brakes, lights, fluids and luggage, checked before a long trip. ChecklistPacking listDocuments, spares, riding kit and tech, ticked off as you pack. Getting thereFerry and tunnel crossingsEvery main crossing from the UK, with each operator's own site. MountainsAlpine pass statusWhere to check a pass is open before you ride up to it. PaperworkRiding in MoroccoThe official pages to read before you take a bike to Morocco.

Routes by region

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Scotland 16England 9Wales 3Ireland and the Isle of Man 3Europe 59Morocco 7

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Where the routes come from

Where a road has an official tourist route, such as the North Coast 500, the Snow Roads or the Transfăgărășan, we use the official line as mapped by OpenStreetMap contributors and say so on the route page. Everything else we plot ourselves on OpenStreetMap roads, and where an official line exists we show how closely ours follows it. We do not copy other sites' GPX files.

We have not ridden every route ourselves yet, and each page says which kind it is. Places to see along the way come from Wikidata, with photos from Wikimedia Commons credited to the people who took them.

Roads close, surfaces change and passes shut for snow. Check your route before you set off, and tell us if you find a mistake.