3-day route stage 1: Marbachegg - Flühli 35km
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A "flowy" trail leads down to Kemmeriboden-Bad and from there with "blue"
or "red" level of difficulty via Salwideli through the colorful moorland landscape
to Rossweid in Sörenberg. After a leisurely descent, the stage finish is reached at the Kurhaus
Flühli is reached. For the more ambitious, there is the "red" option of a final ascent with bombastic views and an additional
fantastic view and an additional downhill run. A short trip to the Kneipp facility
is also a wonderful experience.
- 3:55 h
- 34.82 km
- 789 m
- 1,371 m
- 885 m
- 1,469 m
- 584 m
- Start: Marbachegg- Kadhus Spycher
- Destination: Flühli village
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Equipment
- Luggage transport is organized for you on the multi-day tour!
- Good equipment including rain and heat protection, repair and first aid kit are always included on an MTB tour. Wearing a helmet is a matter of course and a light is required at dusk.
Directions & Parking facilities
Plan your route with the help of the Google route planner.
Plan your journey with the SBB online timetable.
Additional information
Dorfstrasse 61, 6196 Marbach (LU)
Tel. +41 (0)34 493 38 04
www.escholzmatt-marbach-tourismus.ch
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Author
Escholzmatt-Marbach Tourismus
Organization
UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Blue variant:
Asphalt (42%) 14.3 km / elevation gain +347m / elevation loss -616m
Natural surface (58%) 19.4 km / elevation gain +557m / elevation loss -875m
Red variant:
Asphalt (51%) 16.8 km / elevation gain +184m / elevation loss -940m
Natural surface (49%) 16.4 km / elevation gain +796m / elevation loss -625m
Safety guidelines
- Wear the right protective equipment, assess your ability correctly, give way to hikers, stay on the trail and close pasture fences!
- Follow the Central Switzerland Bike Code - that way you'll stay safe on your mountain bike!
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