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Nordwestschweiz
Aargau

View from Baldegg – Baldegg Water Tower Observation Deck loop from Brugg

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Mountain biking trails
Switzerland
Nordwestschweiz
Aargau

View from Baldegg – Baldegg Water Tower Observation Deck loop from Brugg

Intermediate

4.6

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View from Baldegg – Baldegg Water Tower Observation Deck loop from Brugg

02:17

26.3km

510m

Intermediate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 17, 2025

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

226 m in total

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7.99 km

View of Lägern from Anzflue Trail

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The trail has some roots that have to be run over, but does not make any great demands on the riders! Very nice!

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9.85 km

Forest Singletrack Trail

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Easy forest trail

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10.1 km

Trail near the Baldegg

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Trail through the forest starting from the parking lot on Baldegg in the direction of Hornweg!

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10.7 km

View of the Alps from Baldegg

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With a wonderful view, the easy ascent is rewarded with bike or on foot. It has many benches and a restaurant for the well-being.

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11.0 km

Baldegg Water Tower Observation Deck

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The water tower can be climbed over a narrow staircase. Above you can see up to the Alps. This is most beautiful in the evening or in the early morning. …

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11.8 km

Baden–Baldegg Singletrail

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From Baden in the direction of Baldegg, the first very steep 100m can only be managed by pushing. This is followed by a flowing, sometimes slightly rocky, fun trail (S0->S1) …

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19.8 km

View of the Wasserschloss from Gebenstorfer Horn

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I've never been up here. Definitely a mistake. The view is fantastic and you can see as far as the Black Forest and the Aargau moated castle.

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19.8 km

Gebensdorfer Horn singletrack

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Some beautiful trails can be found on the Gibensdorfer Horn.

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26.3 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

13.5 km

5.73 km

4.93 km

976 m

963 m

189 m

Surfaces

12.5 km

7.73 km

4.47 km

777 m

535 m

296 m

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Highest point (570 m)

Lowest point (330 m)

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