April 18, 2026
from CHF 95 – spots available
Registration deadline: April 14, 2026
July 19, 2026
from CHF 95 – spots available
Registration deadline: July 15, 2026
August 25, 2026
from CHF 95 – spots available
Registration deadline: August 21, 2026
September 14, 2026
from CHF 95 – spots available
Registration deadline: September 10, 2026
🏍 Distance: approx. 200 km
⚡ Difficulty level: ⭐️⭐️☆☆☆– Easy ?
Schwierigkeits-Level
★ Entspannt
Für wen: Anfänger, Wiedereinsteiger und Genussfahrer.
Fahrkönnen: sicher anfahren, schalten, bremsen und normale Kurven fahren.
Streckenprofil: breite, übersichtliche Straßen, kaum bis gar keine Kehren, ruhiger Rhythmus.
★★ Locker
Für wen: Fahrer mit Grundroutine.
Fahrkönnen: sauber Kurven fahren und entspannt in der Gruppe unterwegs sein.
Streckenprofil: mehr Kurven und erste Kehren, gelegentlich engere Abschnitte – insgesamt stressfrei und gut zu fahren.
★★★ Moderat
Für wen: regelmäßige Fahrer.
Fahrkönnen: sichere Kurventechnik inkl. Kehren sowie gutes Blick- und Bremsmanagement.
Streckenprofil: deutlich kurviger, mehr Höhenmeter, teils schmalere Passagen – Konzentration über längere Abschnitte erforderlich.
★★★★ Anspruchsvoll
Für wen: sehr routinierte Fahrer.
Fahrkönnen: Kehren bergauf und bergab präzise fahren, Gas und Bremse sauber dosieren und dauerhaft fokussiert bleiben.
Streckenprofil: viele enge Kehren, schmalere Straßen, lange fahraktive Etappen – wenig Erholung zwischen technischen Abschnitten.
★★★★★ Sehr anspruchsvoll
Für wen: sehr erfahrene Fahrer, die gezielt maximale fahrerische Herausforderung suchen.
Fahrkönnen: technisch sehr sicher auch bei engen und steilen Passagen sowie wechselnden Bedingungen sein und über lange Zeit hochkonzentriert fahren.
Streckenprofil: maximale Kurven- und Kehrendichte, sehr fordernde Tage, kaum Erholungsphasen – komplexe Situationen möglich.
Difficulty level
★ Relaxed
For: beginners, returners and easy-going riders.
Skill: confident starting, shifting, braking and normal cornering.
Route: wide, clear roads, few to no hairpins, calm pace.
★★ Easy
For: riders with basic routine.
Skill: clean cornering and relaxed group riding.
Route: more curves and first hairpins, occasional tighter sections – overall stress-free and easy to ride.
★★★ Moderate
For: regular riders.
Skill: confident cornering incl. hairpins plus good vision and braking management.
Route: noticeably twistier, more elevation, sometimes narrower sections – sustained focus required.
★★★★ Challenging
For: very experienced riders.
Skill: precise uphill and downhill hairpins, smooth throttle/brake control, staying focused over time.
Route: many tight hairpins, narrower roads, long active riding stages – little recovery between technical sections.
★★★★★ Very challenging
For: expert riders seeking maximum riding challenge.
Skill: very high technical confidence in steep/tight sections and changing conditions, staying highly focused for long periods.
Route: maximum curve and hairpin density, very demanding days, hardly any recovery – complex situations possible.
🌟 Highlights: small roads, panoramic views, culinary stops
🗣️ Language: German & English (mixed group possible)
👥 Participants: min. 3, max. 5 motorcycles (passengers welcome)
💰 Price: from CHF 95
The Emmental is almost unmatched as a region of gentle hills, green valleys, scenic ridgelines and authentic Swiss cultural landscapes. Many people know it mainly for Emmentaler cheese – but the Emmental is far more than that: a rural yet surprisingly varied region with winding backroads, historic villages, impressive farmhouses and wide views stretching all the way to the Bernese Alps. Look forward to enjoyable roads, fascinating stories and culinary discoveries centred around Emmentaler AOP, meringues and Kambly biscuits. A tour for anyone who wants to experience landscape, flowing roads and Swiss charm at their very best.
Tour information
- Tour planning and tour guide
- Tolls and route-related fees, where applicable
- Panorama road / pass fees, where applicable
- Entrance fees to sights, where applicable
- Any services not explicitly listed under “Included in the tour price” are not included.
- Meals (lunch, drinks, etc.)
- Tastings of local specialities
- Fuel
- Wear and tear and insurance for your own motorcycle
- Parking fees
- Swiss motorway vignette (included in the tour package for guests travelling directly from abroad)
- Personal extras
- Difficulty level: ★★ – Easy ?
Schwierigkeits-Level
★ Entspannt
Für wen: Anfänger, Wiedereinsteiger und Genussfahrer.
Fahrkönnen: sicher anfahren, schalten, bremsen und normale Kurven fahren.
Streckenprofil: breite, übersichtliche Straßen, kaum bis gar keine Kehren, ruhiger Rhythmus.
★★ Locker
Für wen: Fahrer mit Grundroutine.
Fahrkönnen: sauber Kurven fahren und entspannt in der Gruppe unterwegs sein.
Streckenprofil: mehr Kurven und erste Kehren, gelegentlich engere Abschnitte – insgesamt stressfrei und gut zu fahren.
★★★ Moderat
Für wen: regelmäßige Fahrer.
Fahrkönnen: sichere Kurventechnik inkl. Kehren sowie gutes Blick- und Bremsmanagement.
Streckenprofil: deutlich kurviger, mehr Höhenmeter, teils schmalere Passagen – Konzentration über längere Abschnitte erforderlich.
★★★★ Anspruchsvoll
Für wen: sehr routinierte Fahrer.
Fahrkönnen: Kehren bergauf und bergab präzise fahren, Gas und Bremse sauber dosieren und dauerhaft fokussiert bleiben.
Streckenprofil: viele enge Kehren, schmalere Straßen, lange fahraktive Etappen – wenig Erholung zwischen technischen Abschnitten.
★★★★★ Sehr anspruchsvoll
Für wen: sehr erfahrene Fahrer, die gezielt maximale fahrerische Herausforderung suchen.
Fahrkönnen: technisch sehr sicher auch bei engen und steilen Passagen sowie wechselnden Bedingungen sein und über lange Zeit hochkonzentriert fahren.
Streckenprofil: maximale Kurven- und Kehrendichte, sehr fordernde Tage, kaum Erholungsphasen – komplexe Situationen möglich. Difficulty level
★ Relaxed
For: beginners, returners and easy-going riders.
Skill: confident starting, shifting, braking and normal cornering.
Route: wide, clear roads, few to no hairpins, calm pace.
★★ Easy
For: riders with basic routine.
Skill: clean cornering and relaxed group riding.
Route: more curves and first hairpins, occasional tighter sections – overall stress-free and easy to ride.
★★★ Moderate
For: regular riders.
Skill: confident cornering incl. hairpins plus good vision and braking management.
Route: noticeably twistier, more elevation, sometimes narrower sections – sustained focus required.
★★★★ Challenging
For: very experienced riders.
Skill: precise uphill and downhill hairpins, smooth throttle/brake control, staying focused over time.
Route: many tight hairpins, narrower roads, long active riding stages – little recovery between technical sections.
★★★★★ Very challenging
For: expert riders seeking maximum riding challenge.
Skill: very high technical confidence in steep/tight sections and changing conditions, staying highly focused for long periods.
Route: maximum curve and hairpin density, very demanding days, hardly any recovery – complex situations possible. - Suitable for learner riders with confident riding experience.
- Bike types: touring, adventure, naked, sport tourer, classic, chopper, adventure (supersport bikes are less recommended).
- The focus is on enjoyable, relaxed riding – not on maximum speed.
- 100% asphalt
- Motorcycle in road-trip-ready condition:
- Observe service intervals
- Tyres with sufficient reserve for the entire tour
- Documents:
- Passport / ID card
- Valid driving licence
- Vehicle registration document
- Valid Green Card insurance document
- Mandatory motorcycle gear: motorcycle helmet, motorcycle jacket, motorcycle trousers, motorcycle gloves and motorcycle boots; rain gear in case of bad weather
- Insurance:
- Vehicle insurance
- We also recommend travel insurance and European roadside assistance cover, e.g. TCS
- Please arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes before tour start
- Motorcycle must be roadworthy and fully fuelled
We start in Madiswil (BE) and ride from there through the Emmental on varied and enjoyable roads. Shortly after departure, quiet valley stretches alternate with gentle climbs and winding backroads – exactly the kind of route that makes this region so appealing for relaxed motorcycle touring.
Along the way, we pass typical Emmental villages, historic farmhouses and scenic viewpoints with views across the rolling hills and, on a clear day, all the way to the Bernese Alps. The route is deliberately chosen to combine riding flow, beautiful landscapes and relaxed moments of enjoyment.
Depending on the stops, regional specialities and small culinary discoveries await you along the way. These may include Emmentaler AOP, traditional meringues or the well-known Kambly biscuits, depending on the route. The tour is complemented by fascinating stories about the region, making the Emmental an experience not only on the road, but culturally as well.
The tour ends in Burgdorf (BE). With the impressive Burgdorf Castle, whose origins date back to the Zähringer dynasty, the day reaches a fitting and atmospheric finale. From here, you begin your individual journey home.
