Schutzengel Chapel Zug – Brüggli Lakeside Bath on Lake Zug loop from Zug

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Schutzengel Chapel Zug – Brüggli Lakeside Bath on Lake Zug loop from Zug

Moderate

4.3

(3)

380

runners

Schutzengel Chapel Zug – Brüggli Lakeside Bath on Lake Zug loop from Zug

00:45

7.23km

20m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 9, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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961 m

Schutzengel Chapel Zug

Highlight • Religious Site

The current Guardian Angel Chapel was built in 1803-04 by Martin Elgass from Allgäu, the master builder of the Einsiedeln monastery, and replaced a small previous building from 1644, which …

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1.16 km

Zug Lido

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A new section created with a beautiful meadow and a wooden walkway by the lake for lingering

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2.02 km

Brüggli Lakeside Bath on Lake Zug

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The Brüggli seaside resort is a great day trip destination or a lovely place to stop for a rest during a bike ride. The freely accessible beach attracts visitors with …

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3.04 km

Chollerwegli Nature Trail

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A beautiful path along the lake. In the forest area there are various places for barbecuing and swimming. Even the nudists have their place. Beautiful path/place to enjoy the sunset.

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4.62 km

Chollermüli Community Gardens and Riverbank, Zug

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5.00 km

Brüggli Restaurant

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In summer, the campsite now offers fine food and drinks under tent roofs!

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6.94 km

Reformed Church Zug (Reformierte Kirche Zug)

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Reformed Church, Alpenstrasse Zug
The Reformed Church Zug was built between 1904 and 1906 by Friedrich Wehrli, incorporating plans by the architects Jacques Kehrer and Karl Moser.
The church is …

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7.13 km

Zug Railway Station

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Zug station since 1863
The first station in Zug was built between 1863 and 1864 on what is now Bundesplatz by the architect Jakob Friedrich Wanner.
Zug station has been …

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7.23 km

End point

Train Station

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