View of Spiez Bay – Aare River Path loop from Uetendorf Allmend

Routes

Bike touring routes & trails

Switzerland

Espace Mittelland

Verwaltungsregion Oberland

Verwaltungskreis Thun

Uetendorf

View of Spiez Bay – Aare River Path loop from Uetendorf Allmend

Hard

5.0

(4)

riders

View of Spiez Bay – Aare River Path loop from Uetendorf Allmend

02:59

47.4km

500m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 25, 2026

Tips

Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 695 m for 110 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

Get Directions

750 m

Chandergrienwald

Forest

13.5 km

View of Spiez Bay and Spiez Castle

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Anyone arriving by train after never having been to Spiez will be greeted with a breathtaking and unforgettable first glimpse of one of the most beautiful places in the Bernese …

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14.0 km

View of Spiez Bay

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Spiez, with its beautiful bay, is a wonderful place.

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15.5 km

View of Faulensee and Lake Thun

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It's simply beautiful here

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16.5 km

Faulensee Lido

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Good stop for a cool down with beach bar, toilet and changing rooms.

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21.0 km

Beach

42.3 km

Thun Old Town and Castle

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Thun is a charming town with many attractions and an interesting old town with a unique castle. This towers over the town, from where the view of the old town, …

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42.9 km

Aare River in Thun

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View of the upper Aare loop on the Scherzligweg

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45.6 km

Aare River Path

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Shady gravel cycle path along the river.

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45.9 km

Zulgschwelle

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At the Zulgspitz, the Zulg, which rises high up at the Grüenebergpass, flows into the Aare. It flows down over two sills, which creates an interesting picture.

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