Emme Covered Bridge – On the banks of the Emme loop from Hasle-Rüegsau

Emme Covered Bridge – On the banks of the Emme loop from Hasle-Rüegsau

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Emme Covered Bridge – On the banks of the Emme loop from Hasle-Rüegsau

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19.4km

60m

Gravel riding

Easy gravel ride. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 9.28 km for 264 m

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Train Station

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922 m

Emme Covered Bridge

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A beautiful example of a covered wooden bridge, as is often found in Switzerland. This one is special, however, because it is the longest wooden arch bridge in Europe.

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1.29 km

On the banks of the Emme

Highlight (Segment) • River

The well-maintained gravel path runs close to the Emme River. Benches with views of the river invite you to take a break.

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4.91 km

Weir on the Emme River

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5.44 km

View of Burgdorf Castle

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Burgdorf is a small town worth seeing

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8.85 km

Wooden bridge over the Emme (ESAF Burgdorf)

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The wooden bridge over the Emme was built in 2013 on the occasion of the national wrestling and alpine festival in Burgdorf. It is located at the level of the Burgdorf ice rink.
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12.3 km

Ey Bridge over the Emme River

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There are various ways to cross the Emme in Burgdorf. Watch out for the small, narrow bridges when the weather is nice, with lots of pedestrians. If you want to …

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13.0 km

Pedestrian Bridge Over the Emme

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Pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Emme in the area of the Gyrischachen.
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13.7 km

Old Wooden Bridge Burgdorf

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The Wynigen Bridge over the Kleine Emme river is a work of Baroque carpentry dating from 1776.

It is the oldest wooden bridge still in use in the Emmental region.

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