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Mönchaltorf Circuit


A road cycling route starting from Uster

Embark on a challenging road cycling adventure around Mönchaltorf and discover its scenic beauty.

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The Mönchaltorf Circuit is a challenging road cycling route that takes you through the stunning landscapes and picturesque villages surrounding Mönchaltorf. With a distance of 129 km and an ascent of 2224 m, this route offers a great challenge to well-trained amateur cyclists. The highlight of this route is the historic Morgartenberg, known for its breathtaking beauty and significant historical events. Another notable highlight is the charming town of Oberarth, nestled amidst the mountains and offering stunning views of Lake Lucerne. Overall, the Mönchaltorf Circuit is a captivating journey through scenic beauty and historical landmarks.

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129 km
2224 m
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Route profile

Highlights on the route

Start: Uster City center
Uster: Nature lover's retreat with abundant cycling routes
Uster, situated in Zürich, Switzerland, is a cyclist's paradise with diverse cycling routes and scenic landscapes. The town is surrounded by rolling hills, meadows, and forests, offering both flat and challenging roads for road and gravel cyclists. Uster is a popular starting point for cyclists venturing towards the Greifensee, an idyllic lake that offers peaceful cycling paths and picturesque views. The locality also hosts various cycling events and has excellent cycling facilities, including bike shops and repair services. With its abundant natural beauty and cycling infrastructure, Uster is a top choice for cyclists of all levels.
MönchaltorfVillage
Mönchaltorf offers picturesque views of the rolling hills and idyllic Swiss countryside.
BochslenViewpoint
Bochslen is a small village known for its traditional Swiss architecture and charming atmosphere.
WollerauVillage
Wollerau offers stunning views of nearby lakes and mountains, as well as a tranquil atmosphere.
Morgartenberg1239 mPeak
Morgartenberg is a famous historical landmark surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes.
LetziturmCastle
Letziturm is a medieval tower offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
OberarthSub-urb
Oberarth, nestled amidst the mountains, offers stunning views of Lake Lucerne and its picturesque surroundings.
Hochwacht988 mPeak Viewpoint
Hochwacht provides panoramic views of the majestic Swiss Alps, rolling hills, and lush valleys.
InwilVillage
Inwil is a small village known for its traditional Swiss architecture and scenic beauty.
Baarburg683 mPeak
Baarburg, a small castle ruin, offers a glimpse into Switzerland's rich history and architectural heritage.
OberriedenVillage
Oberrieden is a charming village nestled along the shores of Lake Zurich, offering beautiful lake views.
Kirche EngeViewpoint
Kirche Enge is a picturesque church located in a tranquil setting, surrounded by beautiful nature.
PfaffhausenVillage
Pfaffhausen, with its traditional Swiss farms and charming atmosphere, offers a delightful cycling experience.
Finish: Uster City center
Uster: Nature lover's retreat with abundant cycling routes

Cycling routes nearby:

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Uster / Nieder-Uster

Cycling paradise in the heart of Switzerland

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Nänikon

Embark on a memorable cycling escapade through the captivating landscapes of Nänikon in Zürich, Switzerland.

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Greifensee

Enjoy scenic rides along Greifensee Lake and explore the cycling paths of this beautiful locality.

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Mönchaltorf

Experience the best of flat terrain and challenging climbs in Mönchaltorf, Switzerland.

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Fehraltorf

Scenic road and gravel cycling in Zürich, Switzerland.

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Volketswil / Volketswil (Dorf)

Cycle through the Swiss charm of Volketswil/Dorf

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Aesch

Breathtaking Swiss landscapes and access to the iconic Albis Pass climb.

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Pfäffikon

Stunning lakeside views and well-maintained roads in Pfäffikon, a paradise for road cyclists.

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Egg

Cycling paradise with Uetliberg climb