A Challenging Road Cycling Route from Brütten to Zurich

A road cycling route starting from Brutten

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Embark on a challenging cycling journey from Brütten to Zurich city center as you conquer steep ascents and enjoy breathtaking views

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Get ready for an exhilarating cycling adventure from Brütten to Zurich city center. This 108-kilometer road cycling route boasts a substantial ascent of 1666 meters, providing a test for even the most well-trained amateur cyclists. Highlights along the route include Dübendorf, Lindenhof, Rüschlikon, Rothirsch, Mettmenstetten, Urdorf, Winkel, and Ruine Wagenburg. The difficulty level of this route is rated as 5, making it suitable for experienced and highly trained cyclists seeking a challenge. The epicness level of this route is 5, as it offers spectacular views and takes you through iconic locations. Highlights along the route include Dübendorf, home to the Swiss Air Force Museum; Lindenhof, a historic square with panoramic views of Zurich; and the picturesque village of Mettmenstetten.

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Start: Brütten Village center

Brütten: A cyclist's playground in the Swiss countryside.

Brütten in Switzerland's Zürich region is a paradise for road and gravel cyclists. Nestled in the Swiss countryside, this locality offers scenic routes and challenging climbs that attract cyclists from all around the world. One of the most famous cycling-related spots near Brütten is the Pfannenstiel climb, known for its stunning views and demanding ascent. With its excellent cycling infrastructure and breathtaking landscapes, Brütten is a top choice for both leisurely rides and intense training sessions.

13 km

DübendorfTown

Discover the fascinating history of Dübendorf at the Swiss Air Force Museum, home to a collection of aircraft and artifacts.

26 km

ZurichCity

Reach the vibrant city of Zurich and explore its historic center, known for its beautiful architecture, cultural institutions, and shopping opportunities.