- 1:30 h
- 11.15 km
- 457 m
- 457 m
- 675 m
- 1,079 m
- 404 m
- Start: Romoos, bus stop (792 m)
- Destination: Romoos, bus stop (792 m)
The tour starts in Romoos with a slight uphill via Säumettle to Holzwegen. The highlight here are wooden trolleys! Fabulous views are to be had next to a comfy restaurant. The tour then continues downhill via the Ilmisberg back to Romoos.
Note(s):
Key points: Relatively steep and challenging descent from the Farneren to Mühli (charcoal burners’ trail also used as footpath).
Food/drink:
- Hotel Kreuz, Romoos
- Holzwege restaurant
Good to know
Best to visit
Directions
Tour information
Loop Road
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
Good equipment including rain and heat protection, repair and first aid kit are always included on an MTB tour. Wearing a helmet is a matter of course and a light is required at dusk.
Directions & Parking facilities
The UNESCO Biosphere Entlebuch is located in the heart of Switzerland, centrally between Bern and Lucerne. You can reach Romoos via the main road 10 and follow the traffic signs in Entlebuch or Wolhusen in the direction of Doppelschwand-Romoos.
Plan your route with the help of the Google route planner.
You can reach Romoos by public transport via Wolhusen (Bern-Lucerne railroad line. From Wolhusen, take the Postbus to Romoos "Post".
Plan your journey with the SBB online timetable.
Additional information
UNESCO Biosphere Entlebuch
Biosphere Center
Chlosterbüel 28
CH-6170 Schüpfheim
Tel. +41 41 485 88 50
www.biosphaere.ch
Literature
You can find the "Bike-Guide" brochure in the brochure store at www.biosphaere.ch/broschueren
Author
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
Organization
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
License (master data)
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
The cozy Holzwäge-Beizli is located in the beautiful Napf Mountains and offers a magnificent mountain panorama.
Safety guidelines
Caution, critical section: relatively steep and challenging descent from Farneren to Mühli (Charrweg, this section is also a hiking trail).
Wear the right protective equipment, assess your ability correctly, give way to hikers, stay on the trail and close pasture fences! Follow the Central Switzerland Bike Code - that way you'll stay safe on your mountain bike!
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