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Goms
Bellwald

View of the Rhône Valley – View of the Matterhorn from southern Zermatt loop from Fürgangen-Bellwald

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Switzerland
Valais
Goms
Bellwald

View of the Rhône Valley – View of the Matterhorn from southern Zermatt loop from Fürgangen-Bellwald

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View of the Rhône Valley – View of the Matterhorn from southern Zermatt loop from Fürgangen-Bellwald

06:44

133km

1,990m

Expert road ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: November 2, 2025

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711 m in total

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223 m

Mühlebach–Fürgangen Suspension Bridge

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imposing structure in the upper Valais

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2

28.6 km

Well-paved side route along the Rhône Valley

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quiet road through the villages, perfect for driving along the Rhone Valley

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29.3 km

View of the Rhône Valley

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Magnificent view down the Rhone into the Valais, most beautiful at sunrise or sunset, there is very little traffic on the side road and you have some time to enjoy this view.

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67.2 km

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67.8 km

View of the Matterhorn from southern Zermatt

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Magnificent view to the Matterhorn and cozy benches

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69.3 km

Historic Center of Zermatt

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Zermatt, the village beneath the most famous mountain in the world. The fact that the place at the foot of the Matterhorn is car-free makes it even more idyllic. It's worth getting off your bike and exploring the streets.

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83.8 km

View of Herbriggen village and the Mattertal Valley

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Accessible by both road and trail.

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93.6 km

Old Road Bypassing the Tunnel

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Especially when climbing to Zermatt, it is advisable to avoid the tunnel by taking the old road. It is safer and more beautiful.

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105 km

Visp Town Center

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Visp (French Viège, Walliser German Fischp) is a municipality in the canton of Valais in Switzerland. It is located at the entrance to the Vispertal at the mouth of the …

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133 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

80.6 km

30.5 km

12.2 km

4.97 km

4.69 km

270 m

109 m

Surfaces

130 km

2.04 km

945 m

171 m

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Elevation

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Highest point (1,630 m)

Lowest point (640 m)

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