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Gravel Adventure


A gravel cycling route starting from Aesch

Embark on a thrilling gravel adventure exploring the rugged terrain near Aesch.

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Leaving paved roads behind, this gravel route offers a unique cycling experience through untamed landscapes and off-the-beaten-path villages. Embark on a challenging adventure with a total ascent of 1983 meters and a distance of 58 kilometers. Pass through Dornach, home to the impressive Gempenturm tower, before venturing into the scenic countryside. Explore hidden gems like Murenberg and Strick, where time seems to stand still. Reigoldswil offers a thrilling descent through winding paths, while Baslerholz showcases striking natural beauty. With a difficulty rating of 4 and an epicness rating of 3, this gravel adventure is perfect for those seeking an alternative cycling experience.

gravel
58 km
1983 m
Tough
Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Aesch City center
Aesch: Discover Aesch's charming cycling routes, including the challenging Passwang Pass climb.
Aesch, located in the Nordwestschweiz region of Switzerland, is a small town with charming cycling routes suitable for road and gravel cyclists. The area offers a mix of flat and hilly terrain, providing options for both leisurely rides and challenging climbs. One of the famous spots for cyclists in Aesch is the Passwang Pass, a demanding climb that rewards riders with stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. Overall, Aesch receives a rank of 4 in terms of cycling-friendly areas.
DornachVillage
Dornach is a quaint village with narrow streets and historic buildings. Don't miss the opportunity to climb the Gempenturm tower for panoramic views.
GempenturmViewpoint
Gempenturm is a tall observation tower nestled amidst picturesque landscapes. Climb to the top and take in the stunning views of the surrounding area.
Murenberg531 mPeak
Murenberg is a charming village known for its traditional Swiss architecture. Take a leisurely walk and admire the quaint cottages and flower-filled gardens.
NiederdorfVillage
Niederdorf is a tranquil village surrounded by rolling hills. Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere and soak in the rural charm.
Sandberg708 mPeak
Sandberg is a hidden gem offering stunning views of the Swiss countryside. Pause here and appreciate the vast beauty that surrounds you.
WaldenburgVillage
Waldenburg is a historic town with well-preserved architecture. Explore the winding streets and visit the local castle for a glimpse into its past.
ReigoldswilVillage
Reigoldswil is famous for its exhilarating descent paths that wind through scenic landscapes. Let your adrenaline rush as you tackle challenging terrain.
Strick732 mPeak
Strick is a tranquil village with traditional Swiss charm. Take a moment to relax in the peaceful surroundings and enjoy the idyllic atmosphere.
Baslerholz653 mPeak
Baslerholz is a nature reserve known for its diverse flora and fauna. Explore the hiking trails and keep an eye out for rare plants and animals.
DuggingenVillage
Duggingen is a picturesque village offering stunning views of the Swiss countryside. Take a leisurely bike ride and admire the scenic vistas.
Finish: Aesch City center
Aesch: Discover Aesch's charming cycling routes, including the challenging Passwang Pass climb.

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