- 3:30 h
- 79.38 km
- 2,200 m
- 2,200 m
- 571 m
- 1,079 m
- 508 m
- Start: Schüpfheim, station
- Destination: Schüpfheim, station
The route goes through the varied landscape of the Entlebuch and served Dani Schnider as preparation for races such as the Tour de France or the Giro d'Italia. The start is in the village of Schüpfheim and leads on the bike path to Escholzmatt. At the Wanne, you return on the other side of the valley back towards Schüpfheim. Via Schüpfer-Gmeinwerch, Schüperegg, Schabuzis, Habschwanden, Doppleschwand, the route goes towards Romoos. Over the last climb of the circuit - called "the small Susten" - Romoos and Holzwegen are reached. The descent to Fontanne leads to Wolhusen. At Migros, turn right and ride over the Rotenflue to the Rengg. Once at the Rengg, continue straight ahead where you cycle past the impressive wind turbines near Feldmoos. Now it goes down to Entlebuch, then towards Hasle and Heiligkreuz back to Schüpfheim.
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Tour information
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Good equipment including rain and thermal protection, repair and first aid kit is always part of a bike route. Wearing a helmet is self-evident and a light is required for dusk.
Directions & Parking facilities
The UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere lies in the heart of Switzerland, centrally located between Bern and Lucerne. You can reach Schüpfheim via main road 10.
Plan your route using the Google route planner.
You can reach Schüpfheim by public transport via the Bern-Lucerne train line.
Plan your trip with the SBB online timetable.
Additional information
UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere
Biosphere Center
Chlosterbüel 28
6170 Schüpfheim
+41 (0)41 485 88 50
Author
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
Organization
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
License (master data)
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Despite the sporting effort - enjoy the magical views on this route. At the Hofkiosk Rehärze you will find a selection of homemade refreshments and delicacies with a fantastic panorama.
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