Here comes the trail book for the middle | Ride MTB

Here comes the trail book for the middle

A fresh mountain bike wind is currently blowing through Central Switzerland. The new volume of Singletrail Books fits the bill perfectly. The book, which has just been published, contains the 25 best singletrail tours between Gotthard and Einsiedeln. As always with the Singletrail Books: richly illustrated and with route maps for each tour.

The 25 best mountain bike tours in the Singletrail Book Central Switzerland include classics such as the Maighelspass, the Surenenpass, the Bürgenstock, the singletrail from Melchsee-Frutt to Hasliberg and the Supertrail from the Brienzer Rothorn. The entire book is bilingual in German and English. There are a further twelve volumes of the "Singletrail Books" for various regions. The author of the Central Switzerland Singletrail Book is Thomas Giger, who has incorporated all of his more than 30 years of experience in tour research into the 160-page book.

Order Singletrail Book Central Switzerland: ride.ch/shop/singletrail-book-13-zentralschweiz

The tours from the Singletrail Book Central Switzerland

  • Lorzentobel-Sihlufer (Baar)
  • Höhronen trail tour (Schindellegi)
  • Etzel (Pfäffikon SZ)
  • Wildspitz-Cross (Zug)
  • Hoch Ybrig (Unteriberg)
  • Rigi Scheidegg (Arth-Goldau)
  • Chinzig (Brunnen)
  • Erstfelder Bähnlitour (Erstfeld)
  • Lutersee (Andermatt)
  • Maighelspass (Andermatt)
  • Urseren high trail (Andermatt)
  • Göscheneralp (Göschenen)
  • Surenen Pass (Engelberg)
  • Fräkmünt (Kriens)
  • Bürgenstock Mattgrat (Stansstad)
  • Lopper-Seewligrat (Hergiswil)
  • Chilchsteine (Alpnach)
  • Walegg-Bannalp (Engelberg)
  • Sewenseeli (Sörenberg)
  • Älggi (Sachseln)
  • Melchsee-Hasliberg (Sarnen)
  • Tüfengrat (Lungern)
  • Brienzer Rothorn (Giswil)
  • Kemmeriboden (Sörenberg)
  • Napf-Cross (Wolhusen)


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