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rotterdam - chatel
 Poster: A snowHead
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what do we think the quickest route is? specifically the end bit..... do i need to go through morgins? Very Happy
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I would certainly go via Morgins - the pass is virtually always open.

Ive done NL - Chatel frequently. We go Antwerp, Brussels, Luxembourg, Nancy, Epinal then through the Vosges (usually Thann and Mulhouse though Google maps favours Belfort and Biel/Bienne) then Bern Fribourg and down to Lake Geneva then up the Rhone valley, Monthey and over the pass.

It is much less relaxing than Calais-Reims-Troyes- Dijon etc
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@DJL, cheers i will check that route, my initial thoughts was to drive through gerany to avoid the french tolls......
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@ajc2260626, we drove down to Lauterbrunnen 3 weeks ago and did the Germany route.
However you would then have to scoot back to France to avoid Swiss driving and the 40chf ticket which defeats the avoidance of French tolls.
The quality of the German autobahn is exceptional.
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