We once again take to the dramatic Eifel region of Germany for the pilgrimage to the ultimate driving experience: The Nurburgring.

Five days and four nights see us explore the valley to view switchbacks of the Moselle Valley, the fast flowing roads of the Vulkaneifel and Hurtgen Forests, derestricted autobahn sections to test the speedo, and at the centre of it all: The Nurburgring.

Limited to 14 Driver spaces, the Iron Eagle tour is kept intentionally small to preserve pace, flexibility, and the shared experience that comes from driving as a group rather than a crowd.

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Duration

5 days / 4 nights

Location

Germany/France - Eifel, Moselle Valley, Hurtgen Forest, Nurburgring, Circuit de Reims

Driver Spaces

14 cars

Tour Format

Recommended routes, with guide cars, with a day of open exploration.

What does it look like?

The Iron Eagle Driving Tour is built around a continental journey to the Eifel region of Germany, with the Nürburgring forming the natural centre point of the experience. Over five days and approximately 1,800 miles, the tour traverses France and Belgium before settling into the roads and landscapes that define the region.

Flowing European routes link with more technical sections through the Moselle Valley and Hürtgen Forest, where valley-view switchbacks give way to fast riverside runs. Derestricted autobahn sections allow space to stretch both car and driver. Time in the Eifel is deliberately paced, combining Touristfahrten sessions on the Nordschleife with the freedom to explore the surrounding region — from vineyard-lined valleys to quieter towns and villages — with centrally located accommodation serving as a base for the four-night stay.

An initial sprint through France and Belgium brings us into the Eifel region, entering via the winding Vulkaneifel Forest before reaching our centrally located accommodation.

One day is devoted to exploring the Moselle Valley, where switchbacks, hidden castles, and quaint wine-making villages combine for a varied driving experience. Free exploration is built in, alongside the option of Touristfahrten sessions at the Nürburgring for those wishing to tackle the full 12.9-mile Nordschleife.

Routes through the Hürtgen Forest and derestricted autobahn stretches provide both technical challenge and open-road freedom, with stops at iconic landmarks punctuating the journey.