Road biking Guides and Trips in Switzerland
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Trips
A ride down one of Europe's longest rivers. The trail closely follows that given in books 1,2 & 3 of the excellent Bikeline Rhein-Radweg books. Note that the gps trail as shown is my actual un-edited ride so contains quite a few 'getting lost' bits plus I suspect some quite illegal manoveures, follow it at your own risk!The ride is a mixture of roads, paved cycleways & dirt tracks. There are many...
A nice ride from Zurich going east and south to the hilly parts of the Kanton. The weather and roads were perfect. The final climb up to Bachtel was quite tough on a road bike requiring at least 25 in the back, but the view was worth it. Additionally the cafe we stopped at in Sitzberg had perhaps one of the least friendly waitresses I have ever encountered but darned-good apple streudel...
So I was reading lance's twitter and he said he climbed Verbier and it was a great post-flight climb. So, I, having nothing better to do, decided to go try it out for myself, then I could bask in glory as I watch stage 15 of the TdF and they all suffer through it.I also was able to enjoy one of the best pizzas I have ever eaten. It was called Provencale,...
Bad weather in zurich means another saturday in Ticino. We didn't really have a plan we just thought we'd ride the train and explore around where the weather was good. We ended up in Como and had a dinner and beer on the lake, did some grocery shopping, and then took the train back. A quite wonderful day.
4 Pass Tour : Albula, Bernina, Forcola di Livingo, Fluela
Tiefencastel, Graubünden, Switzerland
Road biking | 93 miles
Road biking | 93 miles
For the first long ride of the year we decided to head down to lucerne. The weather was quite nice although it kept threatening to rain as we got closer to the city. For the ride back we had a really nice tailwind for part of it making easy-pedaling to 37km/hrÂ
Diese Tour hat ihren Namen des Windes wegen bekommen, der während der gesamten Strecke mehr oder weniger stark geblasen hat.Der eigentliche Start lag in Emmenbrücke, von wo aus man in einer sanften Steigung über Rain bis Hildisrieden und anschliessend auf der folgenden Höhenroute via Römerswil bis Beromünster fährt. Eine kurze Mittagspause fand auf dem Blosenberg statt, welcher seinem Namen alle Ehre tat und es kräftig blasen liess. Am Nachmittag folgte die rasante...
Op Pad 4/2009, fietsen, Zwitserland, bergpassen
Curaglia, Graubünden, Switzerland
Road biking | 275 miles
Road biking | 275 miles
Route von der Markus Zberg Charity Classic 2009 am Thuner See vom Gwatt über Thun, Hilterfingen, Sigriswil, Beatenbucht, Interlaken, Zeitmessung von Leissigen bis Aeschiried, und zurück ins Gwatt-Zentrum.Rennbericht:http://tobiaskluge.com/2009/07/markus-zberg-charity-classic-2009/
First part of the Rhine cycle route in Germany! Not so well marked as in Switzerland so some acktracking :-(
Ride from Villards-Tiercelin en Suisse Romande
Peney-le-Jorat, Vaud, Switzerland
Road biking | 20 miles
Road biking | 20 miles
Needed to stay in Europe over the weekend so I decided to visit my friends near Lausanne. This is the short route I took on Saturday afternoon- a real trip down memory lane as I used to ride/live in the area. La Suisse Romande is, in my opinion, the best place I have ever ridden. Roads are excellent. There are literally hundreds of awesome ride variants, so you can get almost any distance/difficulty...
Mit Lukas, kaltes Wetter mit
Schnee auf dem Pragl und Nebelobergrenze am Morgen auf 1200m. Erst ab
Mittag oberhalb Nebel, Richtung Schwyz kurze Zeit wieder im Nebel. Auch auf Sattelegg und Iberegeregg ohne Motoradlärm, wohl auf Grund des kalten WEtter.
Bicycling from Biel/Bienne via Ornans (France) crossing the Jura Mountains back to Germany (near Freiburg). The GPS-Track is not as exact cause of the Interpolation-Engine.
Dit rondje begint en eindigt in Bellwald. Er zit heel wat klimwerk in, en het verste en hoogste punt is gewoon bij een boederij op de alp, op zo'n 2300 meter hoogte.Veel verder kan je niet komen in het Binntal, met je fiets, tenzij je de wandelpaden onveilig gaat maken.NB Het totaal aantal klimmeters dat deze site weergeeft is altijd veel te hoog. Kijk maar naar het grafiekje: je klimt in totaal...
Een retourtje Niederwald om het kerkje-dat-altijd-in-de-schaduw-staat te fotograferen, want het stond te blaken in de zon. En dan ook maar gelijk de kerk van Niederwald zelf meegenomen.
