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The Laufenburg train station is the start and end point. The route is somewhat sporty, going over a small pass across the Jura hills and then ...

A leisurely route along the Rhine between Möhlin/Schwörstadt and Kaiseraugst/Herten on both sides of the Rhine. With beautiful Rhine crossings, ...

By train to Schaffhausen and then back by bike through varied landscapes. In terms of distance, only suitable for children who are already used to ...

With the bike bus from Bad Säckingen to Todtmoos and then almost all downhill through the beautiful Wehra valley to the Rhine and along it back to ...

By the bike bus from Waldshut to St. Blasien in the Southern Black Forest Nature Park. From there down through the picturesque Alb Valley to ...

A beautiful circular route on both sides of the Rhine between Stein-Säckingen and the two Laufenburgs. Includes three old towns and various bathing ...

The route passes through the communities that are normally also visited during the slowUp. More information about the slowUp Basel-Dreiland can ...

Weekend route to the Old Rhine, Kembs power plant, and the Petite Camarque. Especially ideal with children on weekends.

By train to Laufen or Delémont and then leisurely along the Birs to Basel

From Tecknau at the entrance to the Hauenstein railway tunnel and the edge of the Nordwestschweiz tariff association via Gelterkinden/Liestal to ...

An easy, family-friendly bike route. Take the S-Bahn to Mumpf and then follow the Rhine through lots of forest to Rheinfelden.

With 420 m of ascent, a family route for children who like being on the move and do not shy away from sporting challenges. For that, through ...

The Three-Country Corner is rich in museums. This route through Basel, Riehen, Weil am Rhein, and Huningue is mainly aimed at art lovers.

A circular route from Lörrach into the Southern Black Forest Nature Park, the Wiese Valley and the Vogelpark Steinen

Along historic waterways without inclines to Mulhouse for the weekly market. Away from motorized traffic. Return by train to Basel.

On both sides of the Rhine between the two Rheinfelden and Basel, there is a varied route with many Rhine crossings.

From Basel via Rodersdorf to the Sundgau with many bumpy forest paths.

Follow the traces of the ancient Romans on both sides of the Rhine. Bet you'll discover many treasures you didn't know yet?

Take the Wiesentalbahn to Zell im Wiesental and then follow the Wiesental bike tour along the Wiese River, gently downhill to Lörrach, Riehen, and ...

Eine schöne Rundtour im unteren Fricktal.