CYCLING IN THE SWISS ALPS

                                 

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     Cycling in the Swiss Alps
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Climbbybike is your ideal starting point to organise your cycling holiday vacation in all parts of Europe. Climbbybike allows you to find all small and big climbs, cycling routes and holiday houses to start planning your cycling holidays. Start here to find all information on cycling in the Swiss Alps.

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The most famous and most difficult climbs of the Swiss Alps:
477 climbs found.
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Rionda Vallais 15,3 km 2157 m to map
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Alpe del Gesero Ticino 15,7 km 1774 m to map
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Alpe del Gesero, Galleria di valico Grigioni 16 km 1814 m to map
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Galm Vallais 19,1 km 2231 m to map
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Alp Anarosa Grigioni 15,1 km 2348 m to map
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Fideriser Heuberge Grigioni 12,2 km 2000 m to map
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Thyon Vallais 20,65 km 2080 m to map
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Glas Pass Grigioni 11 km 1846 m to map
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Lago di Naret Ticino 32,12 km 2310 m to map
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Lago di Moiry Vallais 33 km 2409 m to map
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Albertüsc Grigioni 10,5 km 2089 m to map
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Lago di Vons Grigioni 11 km 2075 m to map
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Col du Sanetsch Vallais 29 km 2251 m to map
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Col du Grand Saint Bernard Vallais 30,6 km 2469 m to map
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Alpe di Neggia Ticino 12,49 km 1395 m to map
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Information on the Swiss Alps:

The Alps take up sixty percent of the land in Switzerland. Another thirty percent of the countryside is taken up the hilly highlands Mittelland an ten percent by the mid-highlands Jura. It's not surprising to find numerous winter sport areas in a country in which sixty percent of the countryside consists of Alps. But of course, one can also stretch his summerlegs going up by bike!

Fresh air, beautiful diverse countryside, Alps pastures. Also well known for the clichés such as cheese, delicious chocolate, the banking world, watches and cuckoo clocks and Heidi and Peter. In total Switzerland numbers 1000 waterfalls and glaciers and about 1600 lakes. Famous lakes include Lake Geneva, The Bodenmeer and Lago maggiore.

The largest ski area is the 'Portes du Soleil'. This border crossing ski region (France and Switzerland) is considered one of the largest ski regions in the world. The landscape alternates between mountain tops, glaciers, valleys, lakes and passes and Alps villages. The Aletschglacier in Wallisis is really impressive, at 115 km2 the largest glacier in Switzerland and at the same time part of the Unesco World Natural Inheritance. Towns like Bern are well known for their culture and history (historic centre is on the UNESCO world inheritance list), along with Luzern and Geneva.
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