- 26" tires
- 24-speed
- Lighting system with hub dynamo
- V-brakes
Included equipment:
- Saddle bag
- Service kit
- Bicycle lock (per room)
- Pump (per room)
Self-guided cycling tour from Lake Constance to Lago Maggiore through Switzerland. The route covers approximately 330 km over 6 cycling days, starting flat along the lakeshore, then climbing steadily from Chur through the Rhine Gorge to the challenging Lukmanier Pass, before descending through Ticino's valleys. Highlights include the charming towns of Arbon and Chur, the impressive Rhine Gorge, Disentis Monastery, and Bellinzona's castles, ending at Lake Maggiore.
Embark on an adventurous cycling holiday that takes you on an adventurous journey south over the Gotthard Pass, a route almost forgotten today as the ancient trade route across the Lukmanier. Experience the familiar Swiss precision and tranquillity as you start your cycling adventure on the picturesque shores of Lake Constance, slowly leading you towards the beautiful Austrian border.
As you pedal, you'll experience the breathtaking scenery that surrounds you as you follow the Rhine Route through lush vineyards and pass the majestic Rhine Gorge, showing you the way to the Romance-speaking part of Switzerland. Here you'll discover the rich culture and history of the region as you sit down for a short break at the impressive monastery in Disentis. This much-needed rest will give you the energy you need to continue your journey into the spectacular and rocky terrain that surrounds the Lukmanier Pass, the gateway to the charming south of Switzerland.
The route is flat and easy on Lake Constance and in the Rhine Valley. From Chur begins a steady climb. Uneven roads in the Rhine gorge. The most challenging part is the stage over the Lukmanier Pass - which can be shortened by public transport. Some traffic around Bellinzona, but otherwise quiet side roads in Ticino.
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