New on Motarva: six bike types, long curvy routes and your badges in 3D
Pick your bike and the routes made for it come first. The Route Maker plans long curvy routes…
Looking for a route for your next ride, or wondering how to get a GPX onto your sat-nav? The Motarva guides collect regional route collections, practical explanations and ideas for day rides and longer trips.
Pick your bike and the routes made for it come first. The Route Maker plans long curvy routes…
GPS motorcycle routes to download free for your Garmin, TomTom or phone: popular routes in Belgium, the Ardennes,…
Five routes in and around the Eifel: loops from Daun and Sankt Vith, or single day stages across…
A free afternoon and a bike? Five Belgian routes under 150 km: two loops and three A-to-B rides,…
Three motorcycle routes in the Flemish Ardennes: two loops from Oudenaarde and a ride from Zottegem to Geraardsbergen.…
Find routes from your own starting point to where you want to ride, with filters that go with…
Riding with a friend or a small group? How to pick a route that suits everyone, agree who…
Version 1.5.3 is in the App Store. The route map goes full screen, the leaderboard finds you, CarPlay…
Version 1.5 is in the App Store. Signals for your group ride, a strip that shows the fuel…
Version 1.4 is in the App Store. The app now speaks Dutch, French and German alongside English, voice…
Ready for a weekend or longer on the bike? Discover 10 multi-day motorcycle trips across Europe and download…
The Ardennes are a paradise for riders. Discover our favourite motorcycle routes through the Ardennes and download the…
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Show moreFind out which roads, landscapes and distances suit a region. Every regional guide bundles routes with a map, practical information and a direct GPX download.
Read how to download, check and import route files on Garmin, TomTom, iPhone and other navigation setups. We also explain the difference between GPX, TCX, FIT and ITN.
From a quiet couple of hours to a trip across several days: route ideas, seasonal tips, possible stops and things worth checking before you leave.
The best information comes from people who know the road. So every guide names who rode the route, when it was last ridden and which sources were used.
Yes. Regional guides link to route pages where the available files can be downloaded free of charge.
Every guide carries the date it was last reviewed, and we update it when roads, rules or features change.