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Challenging Lake Geneva Cycle: Lausanne–Montreux–Thonon–Geneva
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Demanding circuit around Lake Geneva from Lausanne via Montreux, Thonon-les-Bains and Geneva—spectacular views for experienced cyclists.
This expert-level loop starts in Lausanne, following roads and paths that trace the stunning shoreline of Lake Geneva. Riders pass key waypoints like Montreux, Thonon-les-Bains, and Genève (Geneva), traversing a diverse mix of asphalt, forested trails, and occasional paths.
Expect challenging sections, requiring top fitness and stamina. The tour features minimal but continuous elevation changes (min 373 m, max 437 m), with rewarding vistas at viewpoints such as Rivaz, Parc des Pierettes, Château de Rolle, and the iconic Jet d'eau. Numerous bus stops in Lausanne, including Vidy-Port and Maladière-Lac, provide convenient access and rest points.
With a total length of over 182 km, this ride is best suited for experienced cyclists seeking a full-day adventure around one of Switzerland's most scenic lakes.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Lausanne, Maladière-Lac
Lausanne, Maladière-Figuiers
Lausanne, Stade de Coubertin
Jet d'eau
Parc des Pierettes
Le Maupas
La Pêcherie
Château de Morges
Vidy
Château de Rolle
Perroy
Port du BIef
Parc des Pierettes
Rivaz
Le Maupas
Château de Rolle
Vidy
Vermex
La Pêcherie
Public transport
Reach the starting point in Lausanne easily by train or regional bus services, with stops like Vidy-Port and Maladière-Lac nearby.
Directions
Arrive in Lausanne via A1 motorway or major regional roads. Follow signs to the lakeside area for the tour's starting point.
Parking
Parking is available near the lakeside in Lausanne, close to Vidy-Port or Maladière-Lac bus stops.
Coordinates
Equipment
Sturdy and comfortable footwear, weather-appropriate clothing in a multi-layer principle, sun and rain protection, provisions and drinking water, first aid kit, mobile phone, map materials.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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