Switzerland is a natural paradise for active people. With SwitzerlandMobility, you can discover the most beautiful routes in the country – all routes are official and signposted. The route network is unique worldwide and covers all of Switzerland. From multi-day tours to inspiration for a day out, there is something for everyone with more than 11,000 kilometres of cycle routes. No less than four EuroVelo routes cross the country: EuroVelo 5, 6, 15 and 17! The free SwitzerlandMobility app is the perfect companion for your travel.
Further information on EuroVelo routes 5, 6, 15 and 17 can be found on the website switzerlandmobility.ch or in the free SwitzerlandMobility app. Each route has a detailed photo gallery, a description as well as information on distance, elevation profile, difficulty levels and how to get there by public transport. You can also find accommodation, places of interest, cycle service and rental stations, or closures and detours along the route.
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In Switzerland, the Rhone Route, follwed by EuroVelo 17, runs through the magnificent mountain scenery of the Valais on charming, quiet paths along the Rhone. It leads along the famous palm-lined promenades of Lac Léman and the picturesque Lavaux vineyards and ends at cosmopolitan Genève.
In Switzerland, the national Rhine Route follows the Alpine river from mountain source to the large Rhine port at Basel. A vastly varied trip through diverse landscapes hewn by the mighty river over the ages.
EuroVelo 5 follows the North-South national cycle route in Switzerland. The North–South Route leads through the large scenic Swiss regions of the Jura, Mittelland, Central Switzerland and over the Alps to the south. It follows many historically and culturally significant traffic routes and visits many places of interest.
600 km from the Rhine to the Loire, through Haute-Alsace, Franche-Comté, Burgundy... The guide : - Pages with spiral binding, easy to handle on a bicycle - Format 11.5 x 21 cm, suitable for a handlebar map holder - Clear and precise maps - Descriptions of the routes covered by the guidebook, entirely undertaken by bicycle - Maps of the main towns crossed - Good addresses for accommodation, rental companies and services - Train + bike information 2019 Edition (in French)
German-language travel guide with spiral binding, which presents the Rhine Cycle Route from Basel to Mainz. Divided into 10 daily stages, cyclists will find maps of the route, information on the course of the route, as well as many tips on where to stop for refreshments and culture. Numerous town and city maps facilitate orientation. Language: German
English-language travel guide with stage-by-stage descriptions of the Rhine Cycle Route from its source in the Swiss Alps to its mouth in the Netherlands. The descriptions are supplemented with maps and practical information, e.g. on accommodation, cycle shops and sights along the route.
Official flyer of the EuroVelo15 Rhine Cycle Route: overview map with route of the entire Rhine Cycle Route from the source to the mouth. The flyer is available in four languages (English, French, German, Dutch) and can either be downloaded or ordered free of charge by sending an e-mail to [email protected].
From the source to the mouth: 1233 kilometres of cycling fun! You are looking for cyclist-friendly accommodation close to Andermatt? You are interested in seeing Düsseldorf’s sights? You fancy trying Alsatian “Flammkuchen” in Strasbourg or wine in Rhineland Palatinate or perhaps you would like to rent a bike on the Dutch coast? Step by step, or better put stage by stage, you will find all the transnational information as well as helpful tour tips and tricks. You can download the handbook here.
This german-language cycling guide describes EuroVelo 15 in Switzerland between Andermatt and Basel (429 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:50,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
This german-language cycling guide describes EuroVelo 15 in Germany and France between Basel and Mainz (415 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:75,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
This cycling guide describes EuroVelo 17 in Switzerland around Lake Geneva (192 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:50,000 scale, elevation & distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
This cycling guide describes EuroVelo 17 in Switzerland between Andermatt and Geneva (332 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:50,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
This cycling guide describes the sections of EuroVelo 6 in France and Switzerland from Orléans to Basel (796 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:75,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
Richly illustrated tips for your trip with swisstopo-map 1:100'000 with the signposted route, recommendations for trains, buses and boats, as well as topographical information, spiral bound. Editor: Stiftung SchweizMobil / Publisher: Weber Verlag. Language: German
On both sides of the Rhine, the family-friendly slowUp leads past the foot of the Fürsten castle, through Ländle (Liechtenstein) and, on the Swiss side, through the Werdenberg region with picture-book town and medieval castle. Inviting villages and spring landscapes in blossom lay between this path of events.
From the medieval Old Town of Schaffhausen with beautifully painted house facades, the trip continues direction Hegau - leading six times across the border and through pretty villages with lively festive squares and characteristic timber frame buildings. Along the Rhine back to Schaffhausen. Photo: Michael Kessler
On both sides of the Rhine through the green landscape of the High Rhine; on the Swiss side past Sisslerfeld, over the Sissle and through the dark Hardwald forest to the Wakker Prize-winning Laufenburg, in Germany between the Rhine and the Black Forest to the historic and lively old town of Bad Säckingen. Photo: ©Stadt Laufenburg
Countryside that appears to have been made especially for biking & skating. Through orchards, along Lake Constance and the popular slowUp villages of Arbon and Romanshorn. Lots of festive roadside caterers fuel empty stomachs, lovely fish restaurants are found by the lake and fresh regional produce can be had straight from farms.
As its name says, the longest of all slowUp leads through tree countries and the heart of Basel town. Six Rhine crossings, two imposing power station crossings, historic centres and multi-cultural fringe programme form the Dreiländer slowUp...togheter with lots of lasting impressions.
On SwitzerlandMobility, you will find selected bicycle-friendly accommodation. These have a lockable bicycle storage room, bicycle repair kit, and washing and drying facilities for clothing. On the map, accommodation options can be filtered by different categories – hotel, BnB, holiday apartment, group accommodation, campsite and much more.
