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go further.

on the Grossclocknerstrasse.

Zell am See, is so far my absolutt favorite in Austria, stay on SeeCamp in the north end of the water. Go on daytrips in the area, get of the main roads. Go skiing on Kitzeinhorn, swim in the See and explore the nightlife in the town.

Heiligenblut , often a lot of bikers on the camping-site, a good place to stop to meet other bikers and have a good time together over some beers.

It is hard to recomend any particulary roads, I'm very found of driving the smaller mountain-roads in the Alps, you have to explore and make your own experiences. Still - heres a few sugestions.

Outside Cortina d'Ampezzo

A good place to stay when you visit the Dolomit-mountain-area is Cortina d'Ampezzo - a nice town that once was the host of the winterolympic. Let one of the camping-sites be your base-camp - tour the area on your bike. Greate roads in some of the most specktaculare sceneries in Europe - I belive. Or get off your bike and but a back-pack on, fill it whith water or some other non-alcoholic beverage and food and take a hike on some of the many trails up in the mountain.

Pordoi-Pozza d.Fassa-Bolzano/Bozen

It dosn't really mather where you go in Norway, you will find nice motorcycle roads everywhere, but - still. I will recomend the west-cost of Norway from Stavanger in the south and up to Trondheim. Here will you find lots of great mountainpasses, narrow roads along the Fjords, up and down - left and raight. Fun and nice.

It is of course many other roads to go too.

 Take the ferry/"express-boat" from Trondheim to Svolvær/Lofoten. The boat goes along the coast -close to it- you will see more this way than driving. Be quite sure to get good weather and enjoy the midnight sun in the summer. Spend some time around in Lofoten. Then you can continue to Narvik-Tromsø-Nordkapp. And now, you will you maybe have a long way home.