Mountainbiking
Panorama Bike
Rorschach–Montreux
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Panorama Bike
Rorschach–Montreux
The Panorama Bike between the Bodensee and Lac Léman leads through Switzerland’s best-known Alpine foothill landscapes. It not only offers continual impressive Alpine panoramas but also countless spectacular views of many lakes.
Those choosing the Panorama Bike will literally experience a wealth of typical Swiss landscapes. The tour offers vast variety and an impressive cross-section of Switzerland, from the Bodensee region over Appenzellerland, Central Switzerland, the Bernese Oberland and the Gruyère region to the Vaud Alps. An amazing Alpine panorama can be almost permanently admired between the Bodensee and Lac Léman, as well as countless superb views of many large and small Swiss lakes.
The sections in the east are technically undemanding and an ideal way to find your biking legs. The route seldom has ascents of over 1000m and only a few passages are more than 1600 metres above sea level. This means that the Panorama Bike route can often be covered as early as the end of May.
The sections in the east are technically undemanding and an ideal way to find your biking legs. The route seldom has ascents of over 1000m and only a few passages are more than 1600 metres above sea level. This means that the Panorama Bike route can often be covered as early as the end of May.
The Panorama Bike between the Bodensee and Lac Léman leads through Switzerland’s best-known Alpine foothill landscapes. It not only offers continual impressive Alpine panoramas but also countless spectacular views of many lakes.
Those choosing the Panorama Bike will literally experience a wealth of typical Swiss landscapes. The tour offers vast variety and an impressive cross-section of Switzerland, from the Bodensee region over Appenzellerland, Central Switzerland, the Bernese Oberland and the Gruyère region to the Vaud Alps. An amazing Alpine panorama can be almost permanently admired between the Bodensee and Lac Léman, as well as countless superb views of many large and small Swiss lakes.
The sections in the east are technically undemanding and an ideal way to find your biking legs. The route seldom has ascents of over 1000m and only a few passages are more than 1600 metres above sea level. This means that the Panorama Bike route can often be covered as early as the end of May.
The sections in the east are technically undemanding and an ideal way to find your biking legs. The route seldom has ascents of over 1000m and only a few passages are more than 1600 metres above sea level. This means that the Panorama Bike route can often be covered as early as the end of May.
Length | Number of stages
450 km
| 14 Stages
Roads and trails
Asphalted: 315 km
Natural surface: 135 km
of which Singletrail: 26 km
Natural surface: 135 km
of which Singletrail: 26 km
Ascent | Descent
15300 m | 15400 m
Grade | Fitness level
medium
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medium
Stages
Arrival | return travel
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Diversion, Schwarzsee
Duration
03.06.2022 - 31.07.2022
Reason
Construction & maintenance work
The route is being diverted. Please follow the local signposts. See map for details.
Data source: SwitzerlandMobility / Cantonal office
Diversion, Willerzell viaduct
Duration
28.03.2022 - 23.06.2022
Reason
Construction & maintenance work
The route is being diverted. Please follow the local signposts. See map for details.
Details
PDFData source: SwitzerlandMobility / Cantonal office
Diversion, Schwyz-Urmibergstrasse
Duration
09.05.2022 - 31.12.2023
Reason
Construction & maintenance work
The route is being diverted. Please follow the local signposts. See map for details.
Details
PDFData source: SwitzerlandMobility / Cantonal office
