The route starts in the monastery district of St. Gallen, which today belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It uses a busy main road to Wittenbach and then slowly enters the green landscape of the hill range between Lake Constance and Sitter Valley. Passing the white little castle Dottenwil, past the shaggy Highland cattle of Ruggisberg to Hagenwil Castle, a well-preserved moated castle with a drawbridge. Amriswil only became larger than the surrounding hamlets after the opening of the Thurtal railway line.
The hinterland belongs to individualists who find relaxation between orchards, meadows, and forested areas. In "Mostindien" apple and pear trees dominate the landscape, in Altnau a nature trail explains fruit farming in Thurgau. The view of Lake Constance is dreamy, the route approaches Kreuzlingen and after an invisible border enters the German lakeside city of Konstanz.
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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Safety information
General traffic rules must be observed.Roadbook
St. Gallen, Bahnhof
St. Gallen
Bahnhofplatz St. Gallen
Kreuzlingen Hafen
Kreuzlingen, Kantonsschule
Kreuzlingen Hafen, Bahnhof
Kreuzlingen, Bodensee-Arena
Viewpoint Ruggisberg
Viewpoint Ruggisberg
Bodenseeblick
Blick auf den Konstanzer Trichter
Niedersommeri
Oberdorf
Bellevue
Hueb
Hemmerswil
Hafen Kreuzlingen
Nussbomm-Ägger
Thurgau-St.Gallen
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
St. Gallen is easily accessible by train and bus.Directions
From Zurich coming via A1: exit St. Gallen-Kreuzbleiche towards the city center.Coordinates
Equipment
A bike helmet, sun protection, weather-appropriate clothing, and sufficient drinks are recommended. Additionally, the bike should be checked for its roadworthiness before departure.Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.

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