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title: "Marbacher Panoramarunde"
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description: "The Marbacher Panoramarunde starts in the village of Marbach and follows the signs of bike route 820 along the entire route. First, you ride along the road into the Hilfern Valley, where you enjoy a unique view of the Schrattenfluh. From there, it goes uphill to the Hürndlihütte and then back down through the Marbach Gorge. The route leads uphill and downhill to Marbachegg, passing Alp Imbrig, where fine alpine cheese is made. From Marbachegg, the route leads back to the valley station and to the village of Marbach via the Clientis Flowtrail Marbachegg. The 4 km varied route is equipped with many playful elements. Bikers from small to large, young or old, are equally enthusiastic about the diverse challenges over roots and stones. Difficult sections are marked and can be bypassed. As an alternative to the Clientis Flowtrail Marbachegg (red trail), there is a bypass for leisurely mountain bikers. Via Kadhusspycher (just before Marbachegg) follow the road towards Nesselboden - Risete back to Marbach. Connection to the Rund um die Schrattenfluh route is possible via Ober Lochsitli."
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Marbacher Panoramarunde
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- 22.09 km long
- Round trip
- Difficulty: medium
- Condition: easy
- Tour

- 3:30 h
- 22.09 km
- 952 m
- 952 m
- 830 m
- 1,527 m
- 697 m
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- Start: Marbach
- Destination: Marbach

A varied route along the Schrattenfluh to Marbachegg with beautiful views of the Bernese Alps all the way to the Jura. From Marbachegg, the route leads back to Marbach via the Clientis Flowtrail.

The Marbacher Panoramarunde starts in the village of Marbach and follows the signs of bike route 820 along the entire route. First, you ride along the road into the Hilfern Valley, where you enjoy a unique view of the Schrattenfluh. From there, it goes uphill to the Hürndlihütte and then back down through the Marbach Gorge. The route leads uphill and downhill to Marbachegg, passing Alp Imbrig, where fine alpine cheese is made.

From Marbachegg, the route leads back to the valley station and to the village of Marbach via the . The 4 km varied route is equipped with many playful elements. Bikers from small to large, young or old, are equally enthusiastic about the diverse challenges over roots and stones. Difficult sections are marked and can be bypassed.

As an alternative to the Clientis Flowtrail Marbachegg (red trail), there is a bypass for leisurely mountain bikers. Via Kadhusspycher (just before Marbachegg) follow the road towards Nesselboden - Risete back to Marbach.

Connection to the  is possible via Ober Lochsitli.

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Waypoints
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Start

Start

Marbach

- Fireplace

- Fireplace

- Fireplace

- Fireplace

- Fireplace

- farm shop

Destination

Destination

Marbach

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Directions

Marbach - Geissemoos - Hilferetal - Buhütte - Hürndliegg - Steiwang - Imbrig - Chadhus - Marbachegg - via the Clientis Flowtrail back to Marbach

The route is signposted with route markers No. 820 - Marbacher Panoramarunde.

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Tour information

- Circular trail
- Refreshment stop

Equipment

Wear the right protective gear, assess your skills correctly, give way to hikers, stay on the trail and close grazing fences! Follow the  – that way you will be welcome on your mountain bike!

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Directions &amp; Parking facilities

**Getting there**The UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere lies in the heart of Switzerland, centrally located between Bern and Lucerne. You can reach Marbach via main road 10 towards Escholzmatt - Wiggen and from there to Marbach. From Thun, you can get to Marbach via the Schallenberg Pass.

Plan your route using the .

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**Parking**A free parking lot is available at the valley station of the Marbachegg ski lifts.

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**Public transportation**You can reach Marbach by public transport via Escholzmatt (Bern-Lucerne railway line). From Schüpfheim, take the post bus to Marbach "valley station".

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Additional information

UNESCO Entlebuch Biosphere
Biosphere Center
Chlosterbüel 28 
CH-6170 Schüpfheim
Phone +41 (0)41 485 88 50

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Literature

The brochure "Bike Guide" can be found in digital format via

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Author

Escholzmatt-Marbach Tourismus

Organization

UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch

License (master data)

Escholzmatt-Marbach Tourismus

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Between Hürnli and Imbrig you have great views of the steep flanks of the Schrattenfluh. Be sure to try the alpine cheese at Alp Imbrig.

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Safety guidelines

The route can only be ridden in the signposted direction.

Warning, critical section:

- Steep passage between Steiwang and Imbrig.

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Contact

6196 Marbach

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