84.03 St.Gotthard-five-passes-bike, stage Andermatt - Sedrun

Route Information

Category
  • Difficulty
    Difficult
  • Length
  • Duration
  • Ascent
  • Descent

Best Time of Year

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  • Linear route
  • Multi-stage route
  • Scenic
  • Refreshment stops available
  • Cableway ascent/descent

Description

We float by gondola from Andermatt up to Nätschen – our starting point on two wheels. Straight onto the pedals, the goal clearly in sight: the Oberalp Pass.

A real highlight awaits along the Oberalpsee – with a magnificent lake view and the red lighthouse as a prominent landmark. The tower is more than just decoration: it symbolizes the connection from the North Sea to the Rhine source, which is only about two hours on foot away.

Arriving at the Oberalp Pass, the next climb follows: up to Pass Tiarms. From there begins a rolling section – steady ups and downs, repeatedly with impressive views deep into the valley. The final section then takes us energetically to Sedrun.

Complete multi-day route: www.schweizmobil.ch

We float by gondola from Andermatt up to Nätschen – our starting point on two wheels. Straight onto the pedals, the goal clearly in sight: the Oberalp Pass.

A real highlight awaits along the Oberalpsee – with a magnificent lake view and the red lighthouse as a prominent landmark. The tower is more than just decoration: it symbolizes the connection from the North Sea to the Rhine source, which is only about two hours on foot away.

Arriving at the Oberalp Pass, the next climb follows: up to Pass Tiarms. From there begins a rolling section – steady ups and downs, repeatedly with impressive views deep into the valley. The final section then takes us energetically to Sedrun.

Complete multi-day route: www.schweizmobil.ch

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