Explore the Countryside

A gravel cycling route starting from Sirnach

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Experience the beauty of Ostschweiz's countryside on this immersive gravel cycling adventure

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Map miniature of "Explore the Countryside" cycling inspiration in Ostschweiz, Switzerland. Generated by Tarmacs.app cycling route planner

This 45-kilometer gravel route provides a serene and immersive cycling experience, surrounded by the stunning natural beauty of Ostschweiz. With a moderate ascent of 493 meters, this route is perfect for riders looking to explore the countryside at a leisurely pace. Stop by Frauenfeld, a charming town famous for its medieval architecture and vibrant atmosphere. Cycle across Bahnhofbrücke, a historic bridge spanning over the serene Thurtal River. Continue your journey through Gachnang, known for its beautiful landscapes and traditional Swiss countryside. Pedal through Aadorf, a picturesque village with quaint streets and lovely cafes. Finally, arrive at Münchwilen TG, a hidden gem with its quaint charm and tranquil surroundings.

gravel

45 km

493 m

Chill

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Start: Münchwilen TG Village center

Sirnach: Picturesque landscapes with challenging climbs

Sirnach, nestled in Ostschweiz, Switzerland, is a cyclist's haven with its multitude of cycling routes and remarkable natural landscapes. The town has a well-developed cycling infrastructure, and cyclists can easily explore its surroundings using various designated paths. Sirnach is located in close proximity to the beautiful Swiss Jura mountain range, which offers breathtaking views and exhilarating climbs. One particularly popular climb is the Santa Maria del Pantano ascent, attracting cyclists from all over the region. Additionally, Sirnach is also known for its picturesque vineyards, where cyclists can immerse themselves in the beauty of the landscape while enjoying a delightful ride. With its abundant cycling routes and outstanding scenery, Sirnach ranks high among cyclists' favorites.