Your entry includes a return Eurotunnel crossing between the UK and France. From Calais, the route runs across Belgium and into Germany before arriving in Heidelberg.

In the evening we host a welcome reception and briefing. Each car receives its rally plates, printed guide book, radio equipment and welcome pack. This is followed by a group dinner.

The driving begins in the Black Forest with road known for long, consistent sweepers and elevated sections through dense forest, providing strong visibility and steady rhythm rather than tight technical driving.

The route then continues east across southern Germany before crossing into Austria and finishing in Zell am See, set beside the lake and surrounded by alpine slopes. Dinner is included at the hotel. Expect approximately 6–7 hours of driving including regroup stops.

After breakfast, the route climbs toward the Grossglockner High Alpine Road. Rising above 2,500 metres, it features wide, engineered hairpins, consistent surface quality and multiple designated stopping points.

We continue north to Rossfeld Panorama Strasse, offering broader, flowing alpine sections and open views across Bavaria. A private alpine coffee stop is included before the group arrival at Motorworld Munich. Dinner is included in Munich. Total driving time is approximately 6–7 hours including mountain sections.

We leave Munich and head south-west toward Lake Constance, using a mix of rural Bavarian roads before reaching Konstanz and crossing toward the French/Swiss border region. The drive offers a change in landscape from alpine peaks to open lake views and sweeping cross-country sections.

For those wanting one last mountain run, there will be an optional extension that heads deeper into the Alps toward the Furka Pass before looping back west. This adds more elevation and technical sections for anyone keen to extend the day, while others can take the more direct scenic route toward the hotel.

That afternoon we’ll visit the Musée National de l’Automobile, home to one of the most significant collections of historic and performance cars in Europe. That evening we’ll host a private dinner within for our rally awards presentation — a fitting way to close the week.

The final day is a longer drive north toward Calais for the return Eurotunnel crossing. The route is straightforward and designed to keep things simple after a full week on the road.

For anyone who didn’t explore the museum the previous evening, there will be time for a morning visit before heading north. From there, it’s a steady run back to Calais and on to the UK.