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Great little lake, highly recommended...

Super beautiful cycle path on Lake Zug

Beautiful route along the lake

Wonderful little old town

The municipality of Arth lies on the southern shore of Lake Zug in a valley between the Rossberg and the Rigi. Its territory extends over an area of 4,858 hectares, a portion of which includes Lake Zug. Approximately 26 percent of the municipal area is covered by cultivated land and approximately 30 percent by forest; the remaining area is used for settlements and transport infrastructure. Early tourist destinations on Mount Rigi included the pilgrimage and spa town of Rigi-Kaltbad, founded in the 17th century, and the pilgrimage destination "Maria zum Schnee" (Our Lady of the Snows) near the mountain chapel on Mount Rigi, from which the spa town of Rigi-Klösterli developed. In the late 18th century, tourist traffic to the mountain began, and in 1816, Martin Bürgi built the first inn on Rigi-Kulm.[42] In the 19th century, additional hotels began operating on the mountain, which were easily accessible by cable car from Vitznau in 1871 and from Arth in 1873. On July 23, 1969, a team from Arth-Goldau won the international third round of Spiel ohne Grenzen (Game Without Borders). The game was played in Caserta, Italy. This was the first victory for a Swiss team in this TV show, which was very popular in the 1960s and 1970s.

Zug Castle existed since the 11th century as the estate of the Counts of Lenzburg. At the beginning of the 13th century, the Counts of Kyburg, who had ruled the Zug region since the extinction of the Lenzburg dynasty in 1173, possibly founded the city of Zug on the shores of Lake Zug, immediately west of the eponymous Zug Castle. Uphill from the city lay older settlement centers, namely the parish church of St. Michael, Zug Castle, and a village of the same name. Source: Wikipedia

Very nice cycle path with little traffic and a beautiful view of Lake Zug.

Arth is beautifully situated on Lake Zug and there are always different options to make the tour attractive.