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- 9:00 h
- 154.57 km
- 3,343 m
- 3,343 m
- 294 m
- 2,108 m
- 1,814 m
- Start: Andermatt
- Destination: Andermatt
From Andermatt, the tour takes a relaxed start in the direction of the Oberalp Pass. The eye-catching lighthouse, which symbolically marks the source of the Rhine, awaits you at the top of the pass. The descent leads through the authentic Grisons villages of the Surselva. The route branches off in Disentis and you climb the Lukmanier Pass through the beautiful Swiss stone pine forests. Once you arrive in Ticino, it's worth taking a break in one of the grottos in Biasca before crossing the historic Piottina Gorge to Airolo. Now the grand finale awaits: the ascent over the legendary Tremola road to the Gotthard Pass. Alternatively, you can also choose the wide pass road, but the Tremola is an experience in itself! Once at the top, the descent via Hospental takes you back to Andermatt - a worthy end to this impressive round tour.
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Directions
Andermatt - Oberalp Pass - Tschamut - Disentis - Lukmanier Pass - Biasca - Ambri - Gotthard Pass - Hospental - Andermatt
Tour information
Loop Road
Nature Highlight
Stop at an Inn
Summit
Equipment
- Clothing suitable for the weather
Sufficient food and drink
Bicycle lamp (for tunnels and poor visibility)
Directions & Parking facilities
Thanks to its easy accessibility from all four points of the compass, Andermatt is the perfect starting point for your tour in summer.
Parking is available in Andermatt.
The starting point Andermatt is easily accessible with the Matterhorn Gotthard Railway. You can find the current timetable at: SBB timetable.
Additional information
Author
Andermatt-Urserntal Tourismus GmbH
Organization
Ferienregion
Andermatt
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
Three photo stops that are worthwhile on the three-pass trip:
- Lighthouse, Oberalp Pass
- Lukmanier Pass summit
- Tremola, Gotthard Pass
Safety guidelines
The passes are closed in winter.
Keep an eye on the weather forecast - the weather can change quickly in the Alps.
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