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Nicolas1977
March 10, 2020
Hiking
The Lorze rises from the Ägerisee and flows first in a northern, then a western direction through the Lorzentobel, a deeply incised gorge spanned by the Lorzentobel Bridge, and there it passes the Höllgrotten. At the exit of the Tobels near Baar, the river turns south and flows west of Zug into Lake Zug. At Villette Park in Cham, the river emerges from the lake and flows in a northerly direction until it flows into the Reuss at Obfelden.
There are benches directly on the shore, where you can watch the whirlpools of the river mouth during a break.
There are benches directly on the shore, where you can watch the whirlpools of the river mouth during a break.
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Hanspeter Grüter
February 25, 2021
Hiking
Bridge is missing.
We walked from Mühlau on the right bank of the Reuss to the Lorzenspitze. Very nice path, is recommended. In the end they just forgot the bridge, so you have to take the same route back to Mühlau or take the armbands with you. 😉
We walked from Mühlau on the right bank of the Reuss to the Lorzenspitze. Very nice path, is recommended. In the end they just forgot the bridge, so you have to take the same route back to Mühlau or take the armbands with you. 😉
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