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The Trans Euro Trail (TET) winds its way across 52,000km and 33 countries. Adventurous motorcycle backpackers from across the world follow the trail to explore the beauty of the landscapes of Europe.
Trans Euro Trail
The Trans Euro Trail (TET) winds its way across 72,000 km and 33 countries. Its UK section extends to in excess of 6,000 km and is a great way to discover the variety of our isles and some hidden gems. There are so many hostels and bunkhouses along the route, read on to find out where they are, what they offer, and which ones provide the warmest welcome.
The route passes iconic landmarks like Stonehenge, a UNESCO world heritage site, and the stunning mountains of Wales. The trail visits Cornwall and its iconic coastline, with small fishing villages nestled between the sea and hills further inland. Arriving by the White Cliffs of Dover and departing from Newcastle, following the route allows you to see so much of this beautiful country.
A community-run volunteer project, the TET introduces independent and adventurous motorcycle backpackers from all over the world to the beauty of Europe’s landscapes and the variety of the UK our isles and history.
Carry a tent for those al fresco nights under the stars but take full advantage of the warm welcome available at independent hostels along the Trail. The TET traveller relishes a bed, a drying room, and a shower. Most of all the warm welcome they receive.
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