Rathausen Bridge – Reuss bank loop from Ebikon

Rathausen Bridge – Reuss bank loop from Ebikon

Moderate

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Rathausen Bridge – Reuss bank loop from Ebikon

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19.4km

150m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 27, 2026

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3.77 km

Rathausen Bridge

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When running back and forth along rivers, you always have to ask yourself which bridge to choose to get to the other bank and thus on the way back. Here …

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3.82 km

In Rathausen stands a former Cistercian convent. Later, it became a foundation for people with severe disabilities (SSBL).

The Rathausen power plant was built between 1894 and 1896 on the site of the former convent mill.

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6.64 km

Reusszopf Recreation Area

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A beautiful large lawn on the Reuss with kiosk, WC, barbecue area, football field and playground.

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6.72 km

NORDPOL Riverside Café & Swimming Spot

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Good place for drinks and food. Right on the Reuss, so also suitable for a refreshing swim.

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7.01 km

Rollsreuss Bridge

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Nice game with words and associations

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7.07 km

Reuss bank

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Besides the main road and the railway tracks, there is a pleasantly flat path directly on the banks of the Reuss. Perfect for walking from the city to Emmen (or vice versa).

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7.66 km

Pontoon Engineers' Hut

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In the past, several small huts were built on islands or platforms in the river so that the pontoneers could work and stay there. These huts were important bases for …

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