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title: "Sternenegg bike route"
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description: "From Oberiberg, you ride entirely on the main road to Chaltenbrunnen, where you turn off onto the side road to Sternenegg. From there, it goes steadily uphill through light forest to Sternenegg. The view from Sternenegg of Lake Lucerne and the surrounding mountains is breathtaking and rewards you for the effort of the ascent. At Sternenegg, continue straight ahead (following the hiking trail signs towards «Ober Altberg» and «Ibergeregg» 967») until you reach a fork about 650m later. There turn left, following the «Hoch-Ybrig Bike 967» signs. Another 450m later after a descent, you arrive at the Alp «Ober Altberg». Now, following the signs towards «Ibergeregg» or «Hoch-Ybrig Bike 967», turn right onto a technical single trail that leads you to the Ibergeregg pass road. At the pass height, after the Hotel Passhöhe, turn left off the road over the parking lot to the hiking signs north of Ibergeregg towards Hobacher.On the well-developed so-called \"old Schwyzerweg\" you ride back via Hobacher, Aenglisfang, Laucheren valley station and back to the starting point Neuseewen Oberiberg."
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Sternenegg bike route
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- 14.00 km long
- Round trip
- Difficulty: difficult
- Condition: easy
- Tour

This bike route is ideal for getting a feel for slightly more difficult single trails. You ride on many easy paths, only the section from Sternenegg to Ibergeregg is a challenge for less experienced bikers.

From Oberiberg, you ride entirely on the main road to Chaltenbrunnen, where you turn off onto the side road to Sternenegg. From there, it goes steadily uphill through light forest to Sternenegg. 
The view from Sternenegg of Lake Lucerne and the surrounding mountains is breathtaking and rewards you for the effort of the ascent.

At Sternenegg, continue straight ahead (following the hiking trail signs towards «Ober Altberg» and «Ibergeregg» 967») until you reach a fork about 650m later. There turn left, following the «Hoch-Ybrig Bike 967» signs. Another 450m later after a descent, you arrive at the Alp «Ober Altberg».
 Now, following the signs towards «Ibergeregg» or «Hoch-Ybrig Bike 967», turn right onto a technical single trail that leads you to the Ibergeregg pass road. 
At the pass height, after the Hotel Passhöhe, turn left off the road over the parking lot to the hiking signs north of Ibergeregg towards Hobacher.
On the well-developed so-called "old Schwyzerweg" you ride back via Hobacher, Aenglisfang, Laucheren valley station and back to the starting point Neuseewen Oberiberg.

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- 1:50 h
- 14.00 km
- 515 m
- 515 m
- 1,068 m
- 1,517 m
- 449 m
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- Start: Oberiberg, Neuseewen
- Destination: Oberiberg, Neuseewen

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Pavements

Street (34%)

Asphalt (16%)

Gravel (13%)

Trail (37%)

Best to visit

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Directions

Oberiberg Neuseewen - Chaltenbrunnen - Aebnetmatt - Sternenegg - south Hudelschijen - Ober Altberg - Bleikenboden - Ibergeregg - north Ibergeregg - Hobacher - Aenglisfang - Laucheren valley station - Neuseewen

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Tour information

- Circular trail
- Refreshment stop

Equipment

usual mountain bike equipment

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Directions &amp; Parking facilities

**Getting there**Take the A3 motorway to the exit Richterswil/Schindellegi, then continue towards Samstagern, Biberbrugg, Einsiedeln. Afterwards follow the signs for Ybrig to Oberiberg. Free parking in the village center

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**Parking**Large parking lot in the middle of the village Oberiberg

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**Public transportation**by train to Einsiedeln, then continue by post bus to Unteriberg

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Author

Region Ybrig

Organization

Region Ybrig

Safety guidelines

Hikers and mountain bikers use the same paths, mutual consideration is very important. Mountain bikers slow down to walking pace when overtaking and stop on narrow paths when crossing to give way to hikers.

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