Along the Old Rhine – Rheinholz Forest Trails loop from Arbon

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Eastern Switzerland

Thurgau

Along the Old Rhine – Rheinholz Forest Trails loop from Arbon

Moderate

4.2

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Along the Old Rhine – Rheinholz Forest Trails loop from Arbon

03:02

61.7km

120m

Gravel riding

Moderate gravel ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 17, 2026

Tips

Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 7.37 km for 105 m

After 7.69 km for 93 m

After 7.93 km for 63 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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135 m

Arbon Harbor and Lakeside Promenade

Highlight • Lake

Great place on the lake with beautiful views.

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19.7 km

Eselschwanz

Lake

22.3 km

along the Old Rhine

Highlight • River

Very nice route and a good alternative to the official bike path. Thanks to noise barriers, driving directly along the motorway is surprisingly quiet. You drive a longer distance directly along the old Rhine :-)

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31.4 km

Polderdamm Path in the Rhine Delta

Highlight • Cycleway

Vast natural landscape at the mouth of the Rhine. Ideal for ornithologists and nature observers.

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34.0 km

Polderdamm Trail in the Rhine Delta

Highlight • Cycleway

The Rhine delta of Lake Constance is the river delta on the southeastern shore of Lake Constance, which the Rhine (also called Alpenrhein) has formed in a former sea area. …

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34.5 km

Rhine Delta Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

The delta of the Alpine Rhine forms a common delta area with the eastern deltas of Dornbirner Ach and Bregenzer Ach. This delta area extends over the entire valley area …

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38.4 km

Rheinholz Forest Trails

Highlight • Forest

Head to Rheinholz, near Altenrhein, for a peaceful cycling experience where forest trails meet the shores of Lake Constance. Here you’ll find a mix of wooded paths and open views …

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40.1 km

Rheinspitz Nature Reserve

Highlight • Natural Monument

Very nice quiet mood. We were here in late October, along with a lot of seabirds.

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45.0 km

Old Rhine Pedestrian and Cycle Border Bridge (Austria–Switzerland)

Highlight • Bridge

Cross the bicycle bridge from Austria to Switzerland. Directly in front (A) is a kiosk where you can take another break.

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61.7 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

30.4 km

17.5 km

11.5 km

1.79 km

284 m

229 m

161 m

Surfaces

28.4 km

17.7 km

13.0 km

2.04 km

305 m

249 m

Elevation

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Weather

Sunday 4 October

21°C

12°C

30 %

Additional weather tips

Max wind speed: 6.0 km/h

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Comments

September 20, 2022,Bodensee Tour Hard - Arbon 🇨🇭⛅️

Spent the night in Hohenems, drove to Lake Constance after a delicious breakfast and got a day ticket for €7.80 directly at the harbor in Hard am Bodensee. Wheels off and off we went towards Switzerland 🇨🇭

The tour started with temperatures around 10° degrees, still fresh but ok 👌😉
Advantage in Switzerland:
the cell phone was deactivated by the …

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July 22, 2024,Tag 1 Bodenseeumrundung: Bregenz - Arbon

We start our tour around Lake Constance in Bregenz along the eastern shore of Lake Constance past the world's largest lake stage. There were no tickets left for the Freischütz yesterday. We continue through the Rhine delta, the largest freshwater delta in Europe. The weather is mixed. However, the small rain showers are bearable due to the pleasant temperature. We …

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August 30, 2023,Gravel; das Hochwasser ist weg

The Rhine was flowing around 2000 cubic meters per second this afternoon, four days ago at 2:30 p.m. in Diepoldsau. “We were expecting 2,400 cubic meters per second,” says Ralph Dietsche on the phone. With these quantities, the flood protection dams have not reached their limits. Their capacity is 3100 cubic meters per second.

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