Alpine Panorama Trail

National route No. 3, Rorschach – Genève

Description

National route: No. 3 (Rorschach – Genève)
Length: 510 km
Ascent • Descent: ↑ 17800 m • ↓ 17800 m
Lowest point • Highest point: 372 m • 1658 m

Grade: easy
Fitness level: difficult

National route No. 3: Alpine Panorama Trail: Stages; 1. Rorschach – Trogen; 2. Trogen – Appenzell; 3. Appenzell – Schwägalp; 4. Schwägalp – Stein SG; 5. Stein SG – Amden; 6. Amden – Siebnen; 7. Siebnen – Einsiedeln; 8. Einsiedeln – Unterägeri; 9. Unterägeri – Zug; 10. Zug – Luzern; 11. Luzern – Malters; 12. Malters – Wolhusen; 13. Wolhusen – Napf; 14. Napf – Lüderenalp; 15. Lüderenalp – Moosegg; 16. Moosegg – Münsingen; 17. Münsingen – Rüeggisberg; 18. Rüeggisberg – Guggisberg; 19. Guggisberg – Schwarzsee; 20. Schwarzsee – Jaun; 21. Jaun – Gruyères; 22. Gruyères – Les Paccots; 23. Les Paccots – Vevey (Corseaux); 24. Vevey (Corseaux) – Lausanne; 25. Lausanne – Morges; 26. Morges – Aubonne; 27. Aubonne – Nyon; 28. Nyon – Bogis-Bossey; 29. Bogis-Bossey – Genève

The Alpine Panorama Trail from Bodensee to Lac Léman promises many views of Alpine peaks as well as of the Mittelland and Jura. The route leads through the traditional agricultural landscape of the Alpine foothills, still dominated by milk and cheese production.

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