Alpine Challenge

A road cycling route starting from Bubikon

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A challenging road cycling route with breathtaking mountain views

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Embark on an exhilarating road cycling adventure with this alpine challenge. Spanning 107 kilometers and featuring a total ascent of 2187 meters, this route near Bubikon offers magnificent mountain views and a true cycling test. Rapperswil is a gem along the route, known for its well-preserved old town and picturesque waterfront. Etzel is a tranquil hill with panoramic vistas, perfect for a photo stop. Rothenthurm, situated in the scenic lake district, features charming traditional Swiss architecture and beautiful countryside. Arth is famous for its historic landmarks, including the impressive Church of St. Mauritius. Hochstock is a challenging climb with stunning alpine scenery. Frohberg offers breathtaking views over the Swiss plateau, while Freienbach provides a peaceful escape with its idyllic location on Lake Zurich. The route ends in Schrännen, a quaint village known for its picturesque streets and traditional Swiss houses.

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107 km

2187 m

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Start: Dürnten Village center

Bubikon: Unleash your cycling spirit amidst the breathtaking landscapes and well-crafted routes of Bubikon in Zürich, Switzerland.

Bubikon is a locality situated in Zürich, Switzerland. From a cyclist's perspective, Bubikon offers a cyclist-friendly environment with well-maintained roads and beautiful scenery. Cyclists can enjoy the rolling hills and challenging climbs throughout the region, exploring the countryside at their own pace. The nearby Pfannenstiel area is popular among cyclists, offering stunning views of Lake Zurich. Bubikon's charming Swiss setting and availability of cycling routes make it an appealing destination for road and gravel biking enthusiasts.