How would you like to arrive?
- 05:30 h
- 1,493 m
- 2,337 m
- 598 m
- 2,430 m
- 1,832 m
- 70.72 km
- Start: Andermatt
- Destination: Meiringen
Enjoy the third stage of Route 1291: you’ll be negotiating two world-famous passes today plus other highlights along the way. From Andermatt, you pedal through the pristine Urseren valley and through Realp before reaching the Furka pass. This is followed by the Grimsel pass and a long descent to Meiringen at alt. 595 metres. Before you get there, you pass the Aare gorge, which is well worth a detour.
Route: ca. 70 km | Ascent 1520 hm | Descent 2340 hm
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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
Barrier-Free
Cultural Interesting
Stop at an Inn
Summit
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.
Additional information
Historical highlights of the 3rd stage
- Furkapass: Hotel Restaurant Belvedere und Rhone Glacier
Culinary highlights of the 3rd stage
- Andermatt: Sust Lodge Andermatt
Accommodation options of the 3rd stage
- Andermatt: Alpenhotel Schlüssel
- Meiringen: Parkhotel Sauvage
Literature
Author
Luzern Tourismus AG
Organization
Region Luzern-Vierwaldstättersee
Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author
A visit to the Aare gorge offers an impressive natural spectacle – and soothing refreshment on hot summer days.
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.