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Zentralschweiz
Schwyz

Müsliegg (1426 m) – Ibergeregg loop from Illgau

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Mountain biking trails
Switzerland
Zentralschweiz
Schwyz

Müsliegg (1426 m) – Ibergeregg loop from Illgau

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Müsliegg (1426 m) – Ibergeregg loop from Illgau

02:22

22.9km

950m

Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: August 14, 2025

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7.48 km

View of Brunnen, Schwyz, and the Urmiberg

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I often stop by the Meinradsrank. Here you have the opportunity to turn off and take a secret path.

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8.59 km

View of Schwyz Basin and Lake Lucerne from Bergmatt

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Nice view, in the middle of the ascent from Schwyz to Holzegg

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9.27 km

View of Brunnen and Lake Lucerne

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Wonderful view from the middle station of the Rotenflue cable car towards Brunnen and Lake Lucerne. If the weather plays along, including Rigi, among others.

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12.2 km

View of Lake Lauerz and the town of Schwyz from Holzegg

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Beautiful viewpoint at Holzegg.

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12.3 km

Holzegg Pass and Chapel

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Actually a small pass from the Alpthal into the Schwyzer valley basin. Located at the foot of the Grosser Mythen (hiking trail). Alpine farming. Mountain station of the Seeselbahn from Brunni.

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12.9 km

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13.6 km

Müsliegg (1426 m)

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Small pass crossing from the Alptal to the south on Ibergereggstrasse, to the east via Zwäcken (1452 m, alpine pasture) down to Ibergeregg. Super lookout point! Hiking and MTB destination (from Alpthal 3/4 on tarred road, last quarter natural road).

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13.9 km

Zwäcken Alpine Inn

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Currently still "Corona-related" closed.
PS: it means doubts, not doubts

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15.3 km

Ibergeregg

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"Junction" for motorized traffic and for mountain bikers and hikers. From here in all directions. Large re-restaurant with terrace. Often also a motorcycle meeting point. Crowded on weekends.

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22.9 km

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Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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16.6 km

4.68 km

1.11 km

485 m

Surfaces

17.5 km

3.06 km

1.26 km

395 m

328 m

326 m

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Highest point (1,470 m)

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