The Cultural Exploration: Amriswil Adventure

A gravel cycling route starting from Altnau

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Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage while cycling through Amriswil on this captivating gravel route.

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Discover the cultural charms and historical sites of Amriswil on this 35-kilometer gravel cycling route starting near Altnau. With an ascent of 471 meters, the route takes you to Amriswil, Ruine Alt-Ramschwag, Dozwil, and Schul- und Versuchsbetrieb Obstbau Arenenberg.

gravel

35 km

471 m

Tough

Route profile

Highlights on the route

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Start: Güttingen Village center

Altnau: Cycling paradise by Lake Constance

Altnau, located in Ostschweiz, Switzerland, offers a variety of cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The locality is surrounded by beautiful scenery with plenty of quiet country roads and gravel paths to explore. Cyclists can enjoy riding along the shores of Lake Constance, taking in the picturesque views of the lake and the nearby mountains. The region also boasts several well-known climbs, such as the Flawil pass, which attracts many cyclists seeking a challenge. Overall, Altnau is a fantastic choice for cycling enthusiasts looking to experience stunning landscapes and conquer some impressive climbs.

7 km

AmriswilTown

Amriswil is known for its impressive architecture and features several historic buildings and landmarks worth exploring.

15 km

Ruine Alt-RamschwagCastle

Visit the ruins of Alt-Ramschwag and learn about the region's past while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding area.

29 km

DozwilVillage

Dozwil is a charming village with a stunning natural setting, perfect for a peaceful break during your cycling journey.

34 km

Schul- und Versuchsbetrieb Obstbau ArenenbergViewpoint

Schul- und Versuchsbetrieb Obstbau Arenenberg is a renowned research institution for fruit cultivation and offers fascinating insights into agriculture.