Cycling in Switzerland

Dreiland-Radweg
Liestal–Mulhouse–Lörrach–Liestal

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Dreiland-Radweg
Liestal–Mulhouse–Lörrach–Liestal
The route around the Euregio capital of Basel explores a triangle of three countries, their landscapes, culinary delicacies and languages. An opulent feast for palate, eyes, ears, calves and heart, a truly international tour.
Alsace, Black Forest and the Jura. The route circles Basel, the Euregio capital. Dinkelberg with its karst caves and scenic views, Kandern with its Railway Museum, sun-kissed Markgräflerland with its vineyards, the Rhine with its large tugboats, the Hardwald with its endless deciduous forest and the cosmopolitan industrial city of Mulhouse with 1200 houses from France’s first working-class housing estate and its legendary railway and vehicle collections.
The Canal du Rhone au Rhin with its tourist boats, lonely Sundgau with its carp ponds, the mystic, little, early Carolinian church of Saint-Martin des Champs in Oltingue, the fragrant garden of wild plants in the Rodersdorf tram loop, Baselland’s Birs and Ergolz valleys with bustling urban sprawls and last but not least, the Tafeljura with tough hills and countless cherry trees.
This tour is a triangle of three countries and their landscapes, specialities and culinary delights, languages and dialects, traffic and tavern signs, tractors and maize fields, canals and chemical plants, garden gnomes and front gardens. An opulent feast for stomach, eyes, ears, heart and calf muscles. A truly international tour!
The Canal du Rhone au Rhin with its tourist boats, lonely Sundgau with its carp ponds, the mystic, little, early Carolinian church of Saint-Martin des Champs in Oltingue, the fragrant garden of wild plants in the Rodersdorf tram loop, Baselland’s Birs and Ergolz valleys with bustling urban sprawls and last but not least, the Tafeljura with tough hills and countless cherry trees.
This tour is a triangle of three countries and their landscapes, specialities and culinary delights, languages and dialects, traffic and tavern signs, tractors and maize fields, canals and chemical plants, garden gnomes and front gardens. An opulent feast for stomach, eyes, ears, heart and calf muscles. A truly international tour!
The route around the Euregio capital of Basel explores a triangle of three countries, their landscapes, culinary delicacies and languages. An opulent feast for palate, eyes, ears, calves and heart, a truly international tour.
Alsace, Black Forest and the Jura. The route circles Basel, the Euregio capital. Dinkelberg with its karst caves and scenic views, Kandern with its Railway Museum, sun-kissed Markgräflerland with its vineyards, the Rhine with its large tugboats, the Hardwald with its endless deciduous forest and the cosmopolitan industrial city of Mulhouse with 1200 houses from France’s first working-class housing estate and its legendary railway and vehicle collections.
The Canal du Rhone au Rhin with its tourist boats, lonely Sundgau with its carp ponds, the mystic, little, early Carolinian church of Saint-Martin des Champs in Oltingue, the fragrant garden of wild plants in the Rodersdorf tram loop, Baselland’s Birs and Ergolz valleys with bustling urban sprawls and last but not least, the Tafeljura with tough hills and countless cherry trees.
This tour is a triangle of three countries and their landscapes, specialities and culinary delights, languages and dialects, traffic and tavern signs, tractors and maize fields, canals and chemical plants, garden gnomes and front gardens. An opulent feast for stomach, eyes, ears, heart and calf muscles. A truly international tour!
The Canal du Rhone au Rhin with its tourist boats, lonely Sundgau with its carp ponds, the mystic, little, early Carolinian church of Saint-Martin des Champs in Oltingue, the fragrant garden of wild plants in the Rodersdorf tram loop, Baselland’s Birs and Ergolz valleys with bustling urban sprawls and last but not least, the Tafeljura with tough hills and countless cherry trees.
This tour is a triangle of three countries and their landscapes, specialities and culinary delights, languages and dialects, traffic and tavern signs, tractors and maize fields, canals and chemical plants, garden gnomes and front gardens. An opulent feast for stomach, eyes, ears, heart and calf muscles. A truly international tour!
Length | Number of stages
197 km
| 4 Stages
Roads and trails
Asphalted: 192 km
Natural surface: 5 km
Natural surface: 5 km
Ascent | Descent
1500 m | 1500 m
Fitness level
medium
Arrival | return travel
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Note: This route goes across the border so you will need to have an ID card or a passport on you.