- 3:30 h
- 36.98 km
- 1,026 m
- 51 m
- 450 m
- 1,443 m
- 993 m
- Start: Altdorf
- Destination: Andermatt
Rested and with newly refueled energy, you set off on the second stage of Route 1291. This leads from Altdorf through various towns in the Urner Valley. The Reuss is your faithful companion as you pass Erstfeld, Silenen, Gurtnellen, Wassen and finally Göschenen. From here, it climbs steeply up to Andermatt, the end point of the second stage of Route 1291 at around 1,437 meters above sea level.
Distance: approx. 37 km | Ascent 1026 m | Descent 51 m
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Directions
From Altdorf the route leads to Erstfeld and Silenen, further to Gurtnellen, Wassen and finally Göschenen. From here it goes steeply uphill to Andermatt.
Observe the signage on this route on site. On some sections, a ban applies in part to fast e-bikes (45 km/h models with yellow number). Here you can find the traffic signs and their meanings.
When passing through farmyards, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at an adjusted, reduced speed.
Tour information
Cultural Interesting
Stop at an Inn
Equipment
- E-bike (including spare battery, if possible) and charger for on the go
- Suitable equipment for your own safety
If you do not own an e-bike, we recommend "Rent a Bike". Rent the e-bike that suits you online and pick it up conveniently at Lucerne station.
Additional information
Historical highlights of stage 2
- Altdorf: Tell Monument
- Andermatt: Devil's Bridge
Culinary highlights of stage 2
- Uri: Gotthard Service Area
- Andermatt: Sust Lodge Andermatt
Overnight tips of stage 2
- Altdorf: Hotel Höfli
- Andermatt: Hotel Schlüssel
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Luzern Tourismus AG
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Region Luzern-Vierwaldstättersee
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Safety guidelines
Pay attention to your body during the ascent to Andermatt and take a break if necessary. Also pay attention to your safety in road traffic.
Observe the signage on this route on site. On some sections, a ban applies in part to fast e-bikes (45 km/h models with yellow number). Here you can find the traffic signs and their meanings.
When passing through farmyards, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at an adjusted, reduced speed.
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