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礼拝堂は、厚い石壁でシンプルな外観をしており、瞑想や静思を誘います🕊️🙏。そこからは山々とツーク湖の素晴らしい眺めが楽しめ、自然を満喫し、日常を後にするのに最適です🏞️👀。

Depending on the weather and visibility, you can see more or less.

Great view

Easily rideable with a racing bike

An outpost of Catholicism in a Reformed area.

Although very unknown to people outside of the area, this magnificent route is on excellent asphalted surface, offering spectacular views around every corner. A word of caution, there are some gravel sections on this route but can be easily avoided, just examine the route before hand to easily detour around the gravel sections.

The Luzern Hinterland Rigi Cycleway is on a very smooth and well-kept cement cycleway, always offering a nice constraint between the majestic mountains of the alps and the agricultural landscape with small chapels, half-timbered houses and barns.

A brochure from the parish of St. Martin in Root provides information on the history of the power place Michael's Cross: "Around 1,500 years ago, the pious Medardus decided to build a wooden hut in the Meggerwald forest to live there. While he was busy felling trees, a boy came to him and asked Medardus to take two tree trunks on his shoulders and follow him. After a four-hour hike, the two arrived at a hill near Root. There, the boy asked the hermit to build a cross from the two trunks. With the words: 'I am the Archangel Michael, sent by my Lord Jesus Christ to mark and consecrate this place with the sign of the holy cross,' the boy took on the form of the Archangel Michael. Since then, the hill on which the chapel stands today has been called Michael's Cross.