Sewenseeli
Description
From Sörenberg, follow the main road in the direction of Flühli for a short distance, but then turn right at the campsite and follow the mountain road and a steep gravel road into the Steibode area. You soon reach a small road that rides up to Stäldili. A steep alpine path now continues to Sewenseeli. The small chapel offers the best opportunity for a breather. Up here, there is an excellent view of the Central Swiss and Bernese Alps. The scenery is even better on the Sewenegg, which is quickly reached via a small road. The following trail over the Miesenegg to the Sattelpass is particularly appealing to experienced riders. From the Sattelpass, a mixture of single trails and alpine roads leads to the Glaubenbielenpass. A small road takes you a few more meters up the mountain until the singletrail descent down to Sörenberg begins at Jänzmatt.
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Details of the tour
32 km
1105 m
1105 m
1100 above sea level
1813 above sea level
1 day
Sörenberg
Sörenberg
1038
limited
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User comments (7)
About the author: Thomas Giger
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A fantastic tour in terms of scenery. The ascent is mostly on an alpine road. Nevertheless, there are a few steep, bumpy sections where you have to push your bike (therefore only suitable for eBikes to a limited extent). The descent is on trails, some of which are challenging (only suitable for eBikes to a limited extent) but beautiful, and some on gravel roads. At the end of May, the snow has just gone and the paths are often still very wet and boggy. A beautiful and recommendable tour. If you still have energy left, you can ride along the Emme to Schüpfheim.
A fantastic tour in terms of scenery. The ascent is mostly on an alpine road. Nevertheless, there are a few steep, bumpy sections where you have to push your bike (therefore only suitable for eBikes to a limited extent). The descent is on trails, some of which are challenging (only suitable for eBikes to a limited extent) but beautiful, and some on gravel roads. At the end of May, the snow has just gone and the paths are often still very wet and boggy. A beautiful and recommendable tour. If you still have energy left, you can ride along the Emme to Schüpfheim.
I think the tour is particularly suitable for eMTBs, as you can make good progress in these stony passages and don't have to push anywhere...
Why is this tour only suitable for e-mountainbikes to a limited extent?
Riding technique or running sections?
There are some steep, bumpy pushing sections on the way up and some challenging, narrow and steep trails on the way down.
Last week I did a tour to the Sewenseeli and then along some of the paths described in the opposite direction until I had completely circumnavigated the main mountain in this area, the Fürstein. I really enjoyed the area and recorded it on video and made it available on YouTube. The video shows some of the nature of the area and videos like this are also used for indoor cycling as virtual reality. On the home trainer or treadmill, you can follow the tour on the screen and virtually ride or run along. The link to this video is
https://youtu.be/zVuixIXoHKc
Beautiful uphill, the downhill part is hardly ridable and should not be suggested.