Fruehlingsroute von Buchs ZH auf Nebenstrassen und durch bluehende Baeume nach Arlesheim BL
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Last edit: 19-03-2025
Route Summary It's not a spectacular route, so it can't get full marks. But thanks to the dreamy paths and many small curves, I'm happy to give it 4 stars.
The route is easy for everyone to manage, but caution is advised on the narrow agricultural roads.
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6h 39m
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154.45 km
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RouteXpert Review It's not a spectacular route, so it can't get full marks. But thanks to the dreamy paths and many small curves, I'm happy to give it 4 stars.
The route is easy for everyone to manage, but caution is advised on the narrow agricultural roads.
From Buchs train station we quickly go up to Boppelsen and from there to Regensberg, a small village, where we definitely enjoy a short walk through the old town, the view from the medieval tower and a coffee in one of the lovingly decorated restaurants.
We continue down into the Wehntal valley to Niederwenigen, where we cross into the canton of Aargau and ride over the hills to Siglistorf and then to Wislikon. Passing the old provost's house, a wonderful place for a spiritual retreat, we continue over the hills on small farm roads to Lengnau. There we pass an impressive synagogue, one of the largest in the canton of Zurich. Between the 17th and 19th centuries, Lengnau and the neighboring village of Endingen were the only places in Switzerland where Jews were allowed to settle permanently. One of the dark pages of Swiss history.
We briefly follow the main road before riding from Endingen, Würenlingen, and Remigen up to the Bürersteig Pass, then switching back to small side roads. In Mönthal, a small village on the southwest slope, we treat ourselves to a delicious pizza at Ristorante Romana.
Fortified, we climb to Ampfernhöhe, another small mountain pass, and then descend to Kaisten. After Kaistenberg, we pass through the larger town of Frick, one of the few sections with heavy traffic and stop-and-go traffic. The route leads us along the hills to Wegenstetten, where we enter the canton of Basel-Landschaft. Soon, at the latest from Anwil, we ride through fields and meadows dotted with tall trees. The ride during cherry blossom season is one of the most beautiful experiences you can treat yourself to.
We follow the Jura ridge on the northern side, through countless villages and, of course, across fields and meadows. Near Zullwil, we make a detour to the impressive Gilgenberg ruins. You can drive all the way to the ruins, and the view over the rolling hills of Baselland is breathtaking. After this excursion, we continue on less well-known roads via the Chall Pass down to Ettingen and our final destination, Arlesheim, where our journey ends at the train station.
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