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In Portugal, off-road vehicles are permitted to drive on most tracks. In the countryside, you’ll often find unspoilt nature with fewer than 20 inhabitants per square kilometre.


Are you looking for an exciting off-road destination in Europe? How about Greece, with its 200,000 km of unpaved dirt tracks? 


Motocross friends had already warned us. In Denmark, the illegal use of off-road off-road tracks is severely punished. What's more, the police there seem to have a mysterious type of off-road radar of off-road radar: They are on the scene in no time at all as soon as an engine is started in the wrong area. engine is started in the wrong area. Of course, nobody needs that. So we have all our contacts to find legal off-road tracks in Denmark. And in the end, we were able to record a few interesting routes.

Just a stone's throw away from the Arctic Circle and yet the cold remains within limits: Iceland is something very special in every respect. Apart from the geysers, thermal baths, ice caves and lava deserts, the island also offers a road network that is only half paved. Are you looking for an extraordinary road trip with your off-road vehicle? Then take a look at our off-road tracks in Iceland.

Leave everyday life and civilization far behind you? Grab your off-road equipment and make your way to Finland. You can't get any further away in Europe.

The new 360° technology from Insta360 makes it much easier to capture your next off-road tour.

When exploring by ADV bike, the equipment has to withstand a lot. That's why we opted for Mosko Moto.

We have upgraded our little Suzuki Jimny. That's why we chose Ullstein Concepts GmbH near Munich:

Not exactly easy to find: Legal off-road trails in Switzerland. But our smart guides have already tracked down a few.