Seeking route braggers - south east France to the Loire ;-)

[Jewellbags]

Bit of a circular route planned this year , drop into France , east to the Moselle for a few days , east and then south through a section of the romantic road , a route planned through Austria heading south east from landeck to the Venice area , west to Iseo and then we have a gap between north Italy and the start of the Loire valley (Orleans area) . Sooooo if anyone has a rough route moving north west then I’d be all ears/eyes . Prefer quieter roads , pretty villages, rivers and views rather than motorways and cities . Suggestions would be appreciated and reciprocated at some point x Have about 2 weeks at our disposal

 

[EuroTrotters]

"Route Braggers" !

 

[DBK]

We've toured that region and written of it on a few threads. My suggestion would be cross over into France at the Col du Montgenevre then follow your nose. There is a good aire on the Col but it isn't exactly free.

If you have time start at the source of the Loire and head downhill.

Post #95 on this thread is us reaching the source but we started from the mouth, so you will have to read the thread backwards.

Two Return to France

We've been able to follow the Loire fairly closely today, especially in the afternoon as we ascended up the "Gorges de la Loire" on a good road with frequent views of the river, such as the one below. The river is frequently dammed along this stretch, with both large dams creating significant...

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[Jewellbags]

We've toured that region and written of it on a few threads. My suggestion would be cross over into France at the Col du Montgenevre then follow your nose. There is a good aire on the Col but it isn't exactly free.

If you have time start at the source of the Loire and head downhill.

Post #95 on this thread is us reaching the source but we started from the mouth, so you will have to read the thread backwards.

Two Return to France

We've been able to follow the Loire fairly closely today, especially in the afternoon as we ascended up the "Gorges de la Loire" on a good road with frequent views of the river, such as the one below. The river is frequently dammed along this stretch, with both large dams creating significant...

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That’s superb thanks , I’ll study it tomorrow and pick out some stops and routes . I assume the N94 is MH friendly ? Cheers for the info

 

[DBK]

That’s superb thanks , I’ll study it tomorrow and pick out some stops and routes . I assume the N94 is MH friendly ? Cheers for the info

The N94 is fine for MHs. It's got a few bends so loosen up the elbows. Expect a customs post on the top of the col. It's no hassle but having passports handy might be helpful if you're asked for them.