Women's Motorcycle Tours

11/06/2026

We're at the BMW MOA Rally this week and have a question for our fellow riders. 😄🏍️ Is anyone here riding a BMW Motorrad adventure bike and willing to park it in the Edelweiss Bike Travel USA booth for the weekend? If so, we'd love to hear from you!

Rally week is officially here.

Driveways across the country are clearing out as the ride to Essex Junction begins. Whether you are an hour away or crossing the country, the journey to the National Rally is half the fun. We want to see where you are right now. Drop a photo of your loaded bike in the comments and let us know your current location.

Ride safe, and we will see you at basecamp.

Track the schedule and find all the details you need for arrival:
https://rally.bmwmoa.org/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=vermont-vibes-2026&utm_content=community

09/06/2026

There’s a particular kind of satisfaction that comes from riding the Alps when the route simply makes sense.
The Alpine Delight tour was built for riders who want the legendary roads, but also want the details handled by people who know exactly which turns are worth your time. Starting in Germany and rolling into Austria, the climb up the Großglockner High Alpine Road sets the tone immediately—long sweeping pavement, tight hairpins, and the kind of high alpine air that sharpens every mile.
From there, the ride keeps flowing naturally. Borders pass almost without notice. Austria gives way to Italy. The road over Timmelsjoch / Passo del Rombo brings technical switchbacks and dramatic elevation, followed by the unmistakable skyline of the Dolomites—the rhythm of Gardena, Sella, and Pordoi linking together exactly the way experienced riders hope they will.
Then there’s the contrast: BMW Motorrad Days with riders gathered from around the world, followed by the calm shoreline and evening pace of Lake Garda.
No wasting time on crowded detours. No juggling hotel logistics. Just great alpine roads, mountain towns, good food, and the freedom to ride confidently through three countries with the support already in place.
Here’s a particular kind of satisfaction that comes from riding the Alps when the route simply makes sense.

03/06/2026

Have you ever talked with your riding friends about taking a motorcycle trip together, only to find another season has passed?
Not because the interest wasn’t there, but because coordinating everything takes more time and energy than expected.
Schedules rarely align perfectly. Riding preferences vary. And even among longtime friends, everyone has a different idea of what makes a journey feel right.
For many riders, the destination itself is already clear. There may be a mountain road, a coastline, or an entire region you’ve been thinking about for years. What often slows things down is turning that idea into a trip that feels seamless for everyone involved—finding the right route, choosing the right hotels, and handling the many details that make the experience work.
A private tour offers the freedom to ride together on your own terms, with the route and pace shaped around what matters most to your group. The planning is thoughtful, the logistics are handled, and the structure is there when you need it—while leaving plenty of room to enjoy the road in your own way.
The result is simple: more time riding, less time organizing.

If a private motorcycle trip has been sitting on your list for a while, we would be happy to talk through the options with you.

Send us a message anytime.

01/06/2026

At Cabo da Roca, the land gives way to the Atlantic.
On Portugal’s western edge, this windswept cape marks the westernmost point of mainland Europe. For centuries, sailors looked west from here before heading out across the Atlantic. The Romans called it Promontorium Magnum, and a lighthouse has stood here since 1772, guiding ships along Portugal’s rugged coastline.
Standing here, you understand why it remains such a memorable stop.
Cliffs rising above the Atlantic. The steady wind. The horizon stretching west with nothing but open ocean beyond it.
Places like Cabo da Roca stay with you. Not because they’re dramatic but because they offer a real sense of where you are.
On Motorcycle Dream Portugal, Cabo da Roca is one of many memorable stops along a route shaped by mountain roads, historic cities, and Portugal’s Atlantic coastline.
Some places are worth seeing.
Others feel even better when you arrive on two wheels.

Portugal is one of them.

29/05/2026

Americade 2026 is in full swing, and Edelweiss Bike Travel USA is here in Lake George.🏍️
If you’re around today or tomorrow, come by and say hello. Whether you’re curious about a future ride or simply want to talk motorcycles and travel, we’d be glad to meet you.
Enjoy the rally—and ride safely
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23/05/2026

How do the Alps still manage to leave riders speechless after so many rides? 🏔️
You’d think after enough mountain passes, enough twisty roads, and enough panoramic stops, the feeling would fade a little. But somehow the Alps always bring another moment that makes riders slow down and take it all in again.
Maybe that’s why so many riders keep coming back.
Because the Alps never stop giving you reasons to return. 🏍️

21/05/2026

One scroll through lavender fields, quiet villages, and coastal roads…
and suddenly your “maybe someday” trip starts feeling a lot more real.

13/05/2026

One route through France somehow feels like several completely different experiences stitched together.

You leave Versailles surrounded by grand architecture, polished roads, and scenery that feels almost too perfect. Then the Loire Valley softens the pace. Castles appear around quiet countryside roads, cafés stretch into late lunches, and the days start flowing naturally.

Then Brittany shifts everything again. The coastline gets rougher, the wind carries in from the Atlantic, and places like Saint-Malo and Dinan feel untouched by time. You stop more often without really planning to.

And then Normandy.

No dramatic introduction needed. The D-Day beaches, memorials, and historic sites carry enough weight on their own. Some places stay with you long after the engines shut off.

That balance of scenery, history, coastal roads, and meaningful stops is what makes this one stand apart.

06/05/2026

What makes a road stay with you long after the ride is over?

Some days begin near Cape Town, where the coastline pulls you into a steady rhythm. Clean pavement, sweeping corners, and views that shift from mountain to ocean in a matter of minutes. It feels controlled at first. Familiar, even.

Then it starts to open up.

You move north and the space stretches wider than expected. The road toward Fish River Canyon runs through dry, rugged terrain where traffic fades and the pace becomes your own. In the Namib Desert, the surface and light change throughout the day. Early hours are cool and quiet, while the afternoon brings heat rising off the ground, turning every straight into a test of focus.

There’s a stretch near Swakopmund where the Atlantic air cuts through the desert heat. Another where the route leads toward Chobe National Park and the surroundings shift again, greener, alive, unpredictable in a different way. Then you roll closer to Victoria Falls, where the sound reaches you before the view does.

The distances are real. Up to 500 km in a day. But it never feels like repetition. The terrain keeps changing, and so does the way you ride it.

If you want to get a clearer sense of how this route actually feels day by day, send us a message. We’ll walk you through it.

📍 Adventure Big Five
🌍 Botswana, Namibia, South Africa, Zimbabwe
📅 2026 Dates: July 27 – August 12 | August 13 – August 29