Red Bridge over the Aare – Biberist–Lohn Cycle Path loop from Bei den Weihern
Red Bridge over the Aare – Biberist–Lohn Cycle Path loop from Bei den Weihern
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Red Bridge over the Aare – Biberist–Lohn Cycle Path loop from Bei den Weihern
03:11
72.4km
510m
Road cycling
Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Some segments of this route may be unpaved and difficult to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 10, 2026
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After 57.4 km for 106 m
After 68.3 km for 102 m
Waypoints
Start point
Train Station
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3.18 km
Red Bridge over the Aare
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8.61 km
Biberist–Lohn Cycle Path
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16.2 km
Climb in Bibern
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21.2 km
Oberwil Village Church
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The church in Oberwil near Büren, formerly St. Maria, was built between the 12th and 17th centuries. Previous buildings date from the 9th to 12th centuries. The church is located on the western edge of the village in a dominant position on a steep hillside terrace that slopes down towards the street and is secured by retaining walls. The east-facing solid building with a Romanesque tower has a late Gothic choir. Notable furnishings include the pulpit from 1625, the baptismal font from 1689 and the glass panes by Andreas Fueter from 1710-11.
Source and more: kirchenvisite.ch/kirche/201-oberwil-bei-bueren-kirche-oberwil
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57.4 km
Naturschutzgebiet Erlimoos
Nature Reserve
67.1 km
Dreibeinskreuz Cycle Bridge
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67.8 km
View of the Krummturm, Solothurn
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The Krummturm is a medieval defensive tower in the city of Solothurn. The exact start of construction is not known, but the tower was completed in 1462/63. Although the name suggests a crooked building, this is not correct. Only the roof appears crooked from most sides. The strange roof shape is the result of the irregular pentagon of the tower's floor plan. On the lowest floor there is a 10-meter-deep dungeon in which criminals were once imprisoned. If historical walls could speak, they would have a lot to tell. This includes the Krummturm legend - a tragic love story between the carpenter and the builder's daughter.
Text / Source: Solothurn Tourism / Krummturm Solothurn, Krummturmstrasse 4, Solothurn
solothurn-city.ch/ausflugsziele/attraktionen/krummturm-b7bf1f648d
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68.0 km
View of Solothurn Old Town and St. Ursus Cathedral
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69.2 km
St. Ursus Cathedral (St. Ursen Cathedral), Solothurn
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St. Ursus Cathedral (also Cathedral of St. Ursus and Victor) is the cathedral of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Basel in the city of Solothurn, Switzerland.
The early neoclassical church building, dedicated to the martyrs Ursus and Victor, was begun in 1762 by Gaetano Matteo Pisoni of Ascona on a site where two previous buildings had probably stood since the early Middle Ages. It was completed in 1773 by his nephew Paolo Antonio Pisoni. The interior is decorated with stucco by Francesco Pozzi.
The extensive cathedral treasury includes, among other things, the Hornbach Sacramentary, a statue of the Virgin Mary, and a manuscript created around 983 in the Reichenau Monastery.
The 66-meter-high onion dome was occupied for a long time by a tower guard. A drawing by Peter Thumb from 1708 indicates that a second, also unrealized, tower was already under discussion for the previous collegiate church.
The Church of St. Urs and Victor served as the minster of the St. Ursenstift since the Middle Ages and, in its current form, became the episcopal church of the Diocese of Basel, which had relocated to Solothurn, in 1828.
Texz / Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Ursenkathedrale
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72.4 km
End point
Train Station
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
31.2 km
24.0 km
11.6 km
4.33 km
885 m
407 m
< 100 m
Surfaces
63.9 km
8.01 km
269 m
246 m
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (550 m)
Lowest point (430 m)
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