City, lake, country, river. Cycle route no. 77 from Switzerland Mobility takes you through the picturesque landscapes of the canton of Zug.
City, lake, country, river. Cycle route no. 77 from Switzerland Mobility takes you through the picturesque landscapes of the canton of Zug.
Brunnen, located directly on Lake Lucerne, offers a unique view of Lake Uri and the magnificent panorama of the Bauenstöcke and the firn-crowned Urirotstock. Behind you is the magnificent backdrop of the two Mythen mountains. No wonder the vacation resort is just as popular with locals as it is with guests.
From Brunnen, the SwitzerlandMobility route leads to the next lake: Lake Lauerz, nestled in the Schwyz basin. With views of the two Mythen mountains, the Wildspitz and the Rigi, the queen of the mountains, the route leads past Lake Zug to Rotkreuz, the destination of today's stage.
The journey from Rotkreuz to Brugg is a paradise for people and animals alike.
At Reussspitz the Lorze and Reuss rivers meet. Those seeking peace and quiet and nature lovers will find a little paradise at the Reussspitz. One of the largest moorlands in the Central Plateau lies in the area of the confluence.
On the route, cyclists encounter historic towns such as Bremgarten or Brugg. Bremgarten is a unique romantic town, a lively cultural city and the center of the Reuss Valley.The route ends in Switzerland's moated castle. In Brugg, the Aare, Reuss and Limmat rivers flow together and transport the turquoise blue water into the Rhine.
This unique river landscape has been designated a floodplain and landscape of national importance.
The old town of Bruges was built on the narrow section of the Aare and consists of two parts. The much larger bell-shaped part lies to the south of the Aare on a gently sloping hillside, while the much smaller suburb lies to the north of the Aare at the foot of the Bruggerberg. Almost all the buildings are made of shell limestone.