Sänder-Trail
Description
From Beromünster, you tackle the ascent to the Blosenberg, which is around 150 meters higher, via field, forest and meadow paths. Alternating between forest paths and forest roads through the cone forest, you reach a fun single trail that rides along the edge of the Moretalerwald forest to the Hildisrieden golf course. Cross the golf course and start the ascent to the Erlosen range of hills between the Seetal valley and Lake Sempach. Between the villages of Römerswil and Neudorf, you reach the southern start of the Sänder Trail. This is the first official mountain bike trail in the region and winds its way up and down through the forest, ending after numerous sections above Beromünster. The Sänder Trail can be ridden in both directions, so oncoming traffic is to be expected. You reach the trail through the Schliffitobel via field paths and roll along the Wyna stream to the starting point in Beromünster.
The tour can also be easily started in Hildisrieden, Neudorf, Sempach or Hochdorf.
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Details of the tour
22 km
400 m
400 m
632 above sea level
816 above sea level
1 day
Beromünster
Beromünster
2690
well suited
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User comments (3)
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The route isn't passable all the way through. The trails in the Kegelwald and Moretalerwald are blocked and obstructed by branches. Every effort has been made to prevent mountain bikers from getting through. The rest of the tour is great, and the Sänder Trail is fun to ride in both directions.
In fact, some single-trail passages are either not rideable or not allowed (thanks to the canton of Lucerne!). Sändertrail itself is highly recommended. A nice option would be to simply ride back and forth from both directions.
yesterday, 2 longer passages with explicit bike ban on the loop, not on the Sändertrail itself - looks like temporary signage (wildlife protection or very wet ground), but are official signs of the canton of Lucerne, so you won't make any friends if you don't follow them.