Sörenberg – Glaubenbielen loop from Hagleren

Sörenberg – Glaubenbielen loop from Hagleren

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Sörenberg – Glaubenbielen loop from Hagleren

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19.5km

590m

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: August 3, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 2.73 km for 183 m

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1.55 km

Sörenberg

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Sörenberg, a village in the Swiss Alps, is located in the southern part of the canton of Lucerne and belongs to the municipality of Flühli in the Entlebuch region, near …

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4.20 km

Sörenberg Brienzer Rothorn Valley Station

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Starting point for the trip to the Rothorn or a hike in the direction of Sörenberg on the Kleine Emme.

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8.36 km

Glaubenbielen

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The road was still closed for winter at the beginning of May. Snow-free, partly construction sites. You can drive over the pass.

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8.98 km

Glaubenbielen Pass

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Very beautiful pass. Quite tough with a 10% gradient from Giswil.

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9.20 km

Glaubenbielen

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Between Schüpfheim (729 meters) and Giswil (480 meters), this challenging mountain route will put your thighs to the test. Although almost unknown, the Glaubenbüelen can still come up with a …

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9.82 km

Panoramic road

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15.3 km

Brienzer Rothorn Cable Car

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Tourist pass issued by our hotel included a return on the cablecar. well worth the short ride back up hill - or bus if the legs are shot - to …

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18.0 km

Drinking Water Fountain

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A wise man once remarked that the level of civilization of a country can be judged by the number of its public drinking water fountains—happy Switzerland!

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