Wohlensee – Lake Wohlen loop from Gemeindeverwaltung Radelfingen

Wohlensee – Lake Wohlen loop from Gemeindeverwaltung Radelfingen

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Wohlensee – Lake Wohlen loop from Gemeindeverwaltung Radelfingen

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45.7km

670m

Gravel riding

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

Last updated: September 23, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 27.1 km for 53 m

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12.7 km

Aare River at Hinterkappelen

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The Aare at Hinterkappelen offers you a peaceful ride through lush river landscapes. This section is perfect for cycle tourists looking for a mix of nature and tranquility, with the …

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21.6 km

Stägmatt Footbridge over the River Aare

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In 1998 the Stegmattsteg was opened in Hinterkappelen.

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26.8 km

Wohlensee

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Below Bremgarten BE, the Aare becomes lazy and slows down - thanks to the dam - to stagnant water. In the warm season, it is due to the proximity to …

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29.2 km

Lake Wohlen

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The bike path along the Wohlensee is really nice and gives magnificent landscapes to admire! I highly recommend it.

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30.2 km

View of Mühleberg Hydroelectric Power Station

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A nice view of the Wohlensee can be found here

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30.3 km

View of Mühleberg Dam and Hydroelectric Power Station

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Right in the middle instead of just being there, beautiful here.

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34.0 km

Aare at Wohlensee

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The Aare is the longest river that flows entirely within Switzerland. Its total length is 288 km, the gradient is 1665 m, its catchment area is 17,709 km² and the …

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34.3 km

Saanesteg Bridge

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unworthy of a national cycle path. This again shows the strengths of Swiss transport policy: great at signage, weak when it comes to removing obstacles.

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