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First 7 km going over the Zugerberg-Blasenberg are steep and have to be walked sometimes. Once high point is reached, path is downhill to Ägeri. From Unterägeri the path follows for 16km the Lorze river and is very flat...
Fairly Standard circular run from Zug trainstation to Wildspitz (highest point in Kanton Zug). From there you will enjoy good views of Rigi area, Mythen, Schwyz, Zugersee, Aegeri and even Pilatus. Going up it was via ...
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Instead of circling around the flat Zugersee, This route takes an uphill via Verena Blasenberg, gets into the Zugerberg and then falls into Walchwil and continues through the lake ride.
Great bike tour!
Long but very flat road - pressed ground run. Ran on an exceptionally warm late December. 360 degree views of whole region. Net run time of 3h 11 min. There is a 2 km stretch between outskirts of Arth and Walchwill we...
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Trail run on forests which lie between Zugerberg and Zugersee Mostly gravel roads, and easy terrain. Very well protected by trees and shadow, ideal run to seek protection from wind, rain or heat No need for poles, tra...
Follow Zugersee Cycle to Küssnacht am Rigi Then take a short steep narrow asphalted road, follow signs for bike route 38. You may have 2 kilometers of semi well pressed gravel Then fall on to Luzern and follow the lak...
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This is possibly the fastest route between Zug and Zürich (other than roadside running) It follows almost exclusively walking paths (Wanderwege). It is probably 50% asphalt 50% well groomed soft trails. The route f...
Thanks for the write-up, I did the same route: https://www.wikiloc.com/running-trails/zug-to-zurich-along-the-sihl-4073...
Nothing special other than the blue sky and the snow. Slow run, moving time 3h06, plenty of picture stops.. so a little bit over 9kmh when in dry conditions it should be 10-11kmh plus Done 3.12.2020.. snow from about 9...
Nothing fancy. Longish run with a little bit of everything, views over Zug, Zugersee, Rigi, Wildspitz, then gentle run down to Unteraegeri. From Aegerí there are 3km by the side of the road that I recommend avoiding an...
Very flat stretch ideal for marathon training... it is totally flat. Stretch to Rotkreuz is pretty and quiet. The main side along Reuss is pretty but noisy. Last 8 km near Luzern are quiet and through forested area. ...
Route done slowly. Net time 3h28min. All can be run except the stretch from Zuger Alpli restaurant up to Wildspitz as it is mainly a zig zaging steep uphill with plenty of steps.
Very relaxed touristy ride. Done in 4h15 moving time. Zug to Cham, then follow route 84, until you see signs for route 77 which will go north close to the Reuss. You follow route 77 until you get to route 34 and st...
90% asphalt, 10% groomed trail (no need for trail shoes unless there is snow-ice) It is an asphalt run but packs in 1 vertical kilometre Fairly direct connection to Unterägeri from Zugerberg It can be ran fast as the ...
Up via Verena Down via Blasenberg To note only that if it is wet the down section is steep and can be slippery.
easy, all double tracks and small asphalted roads, snow over 900 metres, net time 2h59, recovering from calf injury
From Zug station follow the Zürich-Zugerland-Panoramaweg (no. 47) towards Zugersee along the lake from and then turn inwards and follow the Lorze river. The path then splits off towards Sihlbrugg and goes upwards into th...
Wet from many days of rain. Still plenty of snow on Aegeri side. Use of crampons for about 4km (half in snow, half in really wet slippery grass) 2h19 moving time
Varied track with fair bit of trail. A couple of steeper slopes that require walking pace. Return via road to Schönegg. Done on rainy-misty October day.
1h38moving, slow because of wet conditions plus injury recovery. Small route with very good views. Pretty much all single trail. Very enjoyable if you time it with a sunset.
Exploratory cross skate. The path to Hollgroten has a lot of asphalt. I´d say 75% ashphalt, so you can use rollers skis or smaller 15 cm wheels. I tried to go towards Aegerí but speed slows down significantly. With 20cm ...
Bit of everything. First section is forested area above Zug and Oberwil. It then comes back to Zug... goes up to Blasenberg, Zugerberg and comes back down via the road.
Flat course done at 15kmh average. Gravel and asphalt in equal proportions. The route starts in Herti and moves through the Lorze up to Baar, then it descends and takes the old Lorze down to the Zugersee and from t...
From 1200 metres in early June Gnipen path was very wet, muddy and steep. Perfectly fine for hiking up but not ideal to run in.
Very flat. Great and changing views depending on orientation. Better to run in counterclockwise direction (i.e. Zug towards Cham) as you always have the see to your left and face oncoming traffic on your right. Only tr...
Fairly easy trail. The uphill section through Verena with wet conditions can be a little slippery. If run in afternoon-evening... fairly nice sunset views over Zugersee when running along the Walchwilerberg road.. later ...
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