Roads to Drive

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IVANHOE

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554 posts

237 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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We are planning to go to the Spa Classic this year and maybe stop over for a few days. My question is this, can you recommend any decent driving roads and/or places to visit in Belgium? maybe northern Germany too?

Trev

bxlbaz

383 posts

158 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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Hi Trev,

As a starter for 10, have a look at this site, it is in Dutch but I reckon you can figure it out.
http://gpstracks.nl/ov-motor-belgie.php
I've given the link for Belgium, but if you go to the button at the top called "Auto&Motorroutes", you will see drop down links for various countries, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France etc
I am sure some other will be along to give their input.

as for places to visit, would a brewery trip in the Ardennes fit the bill ? feel free to drop me a PM

tunepipe911

518 posts

156 months

Wednesday 18th January 2012
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hello
there several nice places and roads in that region,depends on what you are looking for,
food and drinks?
musea?
Battle off the Bulge?
visting-sites
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lots off smaller roads ,nice to drive,
Luxemburg has the best roads(no damages,well maintained)

terenceb

1,488 posts

178 months

Thursday 19th January 2012
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bxlbaz said:
Hi Trev,

As a starter for 10, have a look at this site, it is in Dutch but I reckon you can figure it out.
http://gpstracks.nl/ov-motor-belgie.php
I've given the link for Belgium, but if you go to the button at the top called "Auto&Motorroutes", you will see drop down links for various countries, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France etc
I am sure some other will be along to give their input.

as for places to visit, would a brewery trip in the Ardennes fit the bill ? feel free to drop me a PM
I hope the Brewery Trip includes the private one at Bellevaux?

bxlbaz

383 posts

158 months

Thursday 19th January 2012
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As I am partial to La Chouffe, I would put that in the itinerary as well beer

terenceb

1,488 posts

178 months

Friday 20th January 2012
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Thoroughly recommended!They also have b&b facilities,if you over do the tasting. Back to the topic,try the back road route to Nurburgring,Stavelot through to Kelburg,excellent surface virtually all the way.

IVANHOE

Original Poster:

554 posts

237 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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Many thanks for the replies, some really good information/ideas there.

Trev

IVANHOE

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554 posts

237 months

Wednesday 25th January 2012
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terenceb said:
Thoroughly recommended!They also have b&b facilities,if you over do the tasting. Back to the topic,try the back road route to Nurburgring,Stavelot through to Kelburg,excellent surface virtually all the way.
The back route to Nurburgring sounds tempting. Would the Monday after Spa be a good day to try the Ring? do you need to pre-buy tickets? That would be the Monday 28th May.

Trev

bxlbaz

383 posts

158 months

Thursday 26th January 2012
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Hi,

I am not so clued up on the ring, but here is a site which may be a starting point

http://nurburgring.org.uk/

Cheers

IVANHOE

Original Poster:

554 posts

237 months

Friday 27th January 2012
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bxlbaz said:
Hi,

I am not so clued up on the ring, but here is a site which may be a starting point

http://nurburgring.org.uk/

Cheers
Thank you thats very helpful.

Trev

terenceb

1,488 posts

178 months

Monday 6th February 2012
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Sorry for this being late! Monday morning would be perfect,ring laps are,I think,around 24Euro per lap.[Blame Lindner for that!!]