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Zurich
Bezirk Horgen
Langnau am Albis

Sihl Riverside Path – Sihl River Path in Sihlwald loop from Mittelalbis

Routes
Mountain biking trails
Switzerland
Zurich
Bezirk Horgen
Langnau am Albis

Sihl Riverside Path – Sihl River Path in Sihlwald loop from Mittelalbis

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Sihl Riverside Path – Sihl River Path in Sihlwald loop from Mittelalbis

04:11

52.6km

970m

Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2025

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164 m in total

Waypoints

A

Start point

Bus stop

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1

3.02 km

Buchenegg

Mountain Pass

2

3.75 km

View of Lake Zurich from Felsenegg

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great place with a wonderful view on the Zürich lake

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3

4.61 km

View of Lake Zurich and the Alps

Highlight • Viewpoint

Beautiful view and rideable all year round.

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4

4.62 km

View of Lake Zurich from Felsenegg

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Magnificent view of Lake Zurich and great refreshments

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5

5.09 km

Felsenegg

Peak

6

15.9 km

Beach

Beach

7

20.0 km

Sihl

Lake

8

22.3 km

Sihl Riverside Path

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Very nice path along the Sihl.

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9

24.9 km

Sihl River Path in Sihlwald

Highlight • Cycleway

Beautiful cycle path along the river and through the Zurich Sihlwald Wilderness Park.

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10

26.9 km

Sihlwald Bridge Over the Sihl River

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Here you decide to delve the road or the singletrack.

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11

46.2 km

View of Lake Zug

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Beautiful foresight on Lake Zug and surroundings.

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12

48.6 km

Albishorn Restaurant

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The Albishorn restaurant is usually completely overcrowded on a nice weekend. However, the trails over the Albis chain are really fun and the view is always awesome.

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13

49.5 km

Bürglen

Peak

14

50.5 km

Ruine Schnabelburg

Castle

B

52.6 km

End point

Bus stop

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

28.5 km

11.3 km

4.07 km

4.06 km

3.86 km

752 m

Surfaces

21.0 km

20.7 km

6.52 km

3.00 km

1.10 km

140 m

103 m

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Highest point (880 m)

Lowest point (420 m)

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