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Gallows of Valangin – Medieval village of Valangin loop from Auvernier

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Gallows of Valangin – Medieval village of Valangin loop from Auvernier

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Gallows of Valangin – Medieval village of Valangin loop from Auvernier

02:32

23.2km

820m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: June 27, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 21.7 km for 96 m

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Highlight • Forest

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Gallows of Valangin

Highlight • Historical Site

The Gibet lies on a hill in the forest. Today it can also be used as a resting and barbecue area. The forest opens up there and you have a view of Lake Neuchâtel. The cornerstones of the gallows are impressive.

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8.02 km

Medieval village of Valangin

Highlight • Historical Site

Very beautiful village with a small restaurant open 7 days a week. Don't forget to admire the newly renovated house at the back of the east gate of the village.

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Idyllic View of the Old Town

Highlight • Viewpoint

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Single Trail Chaumont to Valangin with View of Lake Neuchâtel

Highlight • Trail

beautiful descent from Chaumont down to Valangin

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Seyon Gorges

Highlight • Gorge

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