- 03:55 h
- 410 m
- 397 m
- 432 m
- 622 m
- 190 m
- 54.37 km
- start: Lucerne
- destination: Altdorf
The Route 1291 starts at Lucerne railway station and takes you past the city's most important landmarks, the Water Tower and the Chapel Bridge. After circling the Lucerne lake basin, the route continues to Küssnacht am Rigi, from where you can enjoy a magnificent view of Lake Lucerne via Weggis to the boat landing stage in Brunnen. From here you can take the boat to the lower end of Lake Lucerne, to Flüelen. From Flüelen it is a short ride to Altdorf, the first stage destination.
Route: ca. 55 km | Ascent 555 hm | Descent 527 hm
Info
Best season
Directions
On this route, pay attention to the signposting on site. On some sections of the route, fast e-bikes (45s with yellow number) are sometimes prohibited. Here you will find the traffic signals and their meaning.
When passing through farms, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at an adapted, reduced speed.
Tour information
Cultural Interesting
Stop at an Inn
Barrier-Free
Equipment
- E-bike (incl. spare battery, if possible) and charger for on the road.
- Suitable equipment for your own safety
If you don't have your own e-bike, we recommend Rent a Bike. Rent the right e-bike for you online and pick it up conveniently at Lucerne station.
Directions
Additional information
- Lucerne: Chapel Bridge with water tower
- Küssnacht: Hohle Gasse
- Schwyz: Federal Charter Museum
Culinary highlights of the 1st stage
- Lucerne: Max Chocolatier
- Brunnen: Seerestaurant Bellevue Brunnen
Accommodation options of the 1st stage:
- Lucerne: Hotel Drei Könige
- Altdorf: Hotel Höfli
Literature
Author
Luzern Tourismus AG
Organisation
Region Luzern-Vierwaldstättersee
Recommendation
Safety guidelines
On this route, pay attention to the signposting on site. On some sections of the route, fast e-bikes (45s with yellow number) are sometimes prohibited. Here you will find the traffic signals and their meaning.
When passing through farms, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at an adapted, reduced speed.
