July 2027
PlannedExact dates are being prepared. Leave an enquiry — we’ll get in touch once the date is confirmed.
About the expedition
The programme is being finalised — register your interest and we’ll get back to you with the route plan and dates.
Off-road sections, sand or gravel, longer days. You need to be a confident rider.
Route journal
The programme may change depending on the weather, road conditions and the pace of the group — on the road, common sense and a good atmosphere come first.
Preliminary outline This is an indicative route, not the final programme. We will confirm the details — stages, accommodation and distances — together with the date.
Bormio
Highlight Dinner in an Alpine town
We meet in Bormio for a briefing and get the motorcycles ready.
Bormio → Passo di Gavia → Passo del Mortirolo → Bormio
Highlight The narrow Gavia among glaciers
A warm-up on the legendary Giro d’Italia climbs: Passo di Gavia and the steep Mortirolo.
Bormio → Passo dello Stelvio → Umbrailpass → Ofenpass → Flüelapass → Davos
Highlight The 48 hairpins of the Stelvio
The queen of passes from the Bormio side, the Umbrail into Switzerland, the Ofenpass through the national park and the Flüela to Davos.
Davos → Oberalppass → Andermatt
Highlight The source of the Rhine on the Oberalp Pass
Along the Rhine valley and over the Oberalppass to Andermatt — the heart of the Swiss passes.
Andermatt → Furkapass → Grimselpass → Sustenpass → Andermatt
Highlight Furka, Grimsel and Susten in a single day
The most beautiful loop in the Alps: the Furka (Hotel Belvédère and the Rhône Glacier), the Grimsel with its lakes and the scenic Susten.
Andermatt → Przełęcz św. Gotarda (Tremola) → Jezioro Como → Bormio
Highlight The cobbled Tremola on the Gotthard
The historic cobbled Tremola down into Ticino, a break by Lake Como and the ride back to Bormio.
Bormio
Highlight Breakfast with a mountain view
End of the trip and journey home.
Dates, options and prices
July 2027
PlannedExact dates are being prepared. Leave an enquiry — we’ll get in touch once the date is confirmed.
Practical
Mountain hotels with breakfast.
Your own motorcycle or one provided by the organiser (to be confirmed).
6–12 participants, looked after by a MotoGadabout leader.
July – September. Full preparation guide: FAQ and preparation.
Gallery
Photos and films from our expeditions — from the cameras, phones, action cams and drones of the MotoGadabout crew.
Your hosts
Frequently asked questions
Yes. One person can submit the booking for the whole group and settle the payment for the trip. Participants’ details can be added later in the central MotoGadabout account.
Usually not — we help you choose a flight so that everyone meets on location at roughly the same time. Full details are always in the “What’s included / not included” section.
Most participants come on their own or in pairs. We’ll help you find a room-mate, and if you’d prefer a single room, just ask about the supplement.