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Espace Mittelland
Solothurn
Bezirk Olten
Schönenwerd

Niedergösgen – Aarburg Castle and Church loop from Schönenwerd

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Road cycling routes
Switzerland
Espace Mittelland
Solothurn
Bezirk Olten
Schönenwerd

Niedergösgen – Aarburg Castle and Church loop from Schönenwerd

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Niedergösgen – Aarburg Castle and Church loop from Schönenwerd

01:54

43.0km

260m

Intermediate road ride. Great for any fitness level. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2025

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480 m in total

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1.24 km

Niedergösgen

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Niedergösgen was until the beginning of the 20th century, a predominantly influenced by agriculture village. The water power of the Aare was used at Mülidorf early (from the second half …

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5.37 km

Near Lostorf

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Visible from afar, above the village, on the eastward-sloping spur of the Dottenberg, stands the Wartenfels Castle, which at its core consists of a small 13th-century castle. The castle took …

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3

15.7 km

Two metal heads look out over the Mittelland

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In the middle of nowhere in the district near Rickenbach on the climb to the Tüfelsschlucht you come across two metal heads. You could have put a bench or a …

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4

22.6 km

Ruppoldingen Power Plant

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5

28.9 km

View of Aarburg Castle and Church

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Already from the cycle path connection Olten Aarburg you can catch a glimpse of the wonderful church on top of the rock.

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29.3 km

View of Aarburg Castle and Church from the Bridge

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The old town forms a triangle between the river and the wedge-shaped rock ridge, which creates a natural boundary on two sides. The houses are grouped around the main square, …

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29.4 km

Aarburg Castle and Church

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Ancient village with a magnificent fortified castle.

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32.9 km

Old Wooden Bridge of Olten

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Imposing bridge over the Aare. You should take it with you on the round trip.

Already in Roman times there was a fort in Olten at the site of the …

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43.0 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

19.8 km

13.3 km

8.62 km

517 m

392 m

391 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

38.0 km

4.15 km

499 m

276 m

133 m

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