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46.97, 7.62 · rel 15661635
46.97, 7.62 · rel 15661635
Trans Swiss Trail
17,9 km from Worb to Lützelflüh through alpine terrain and mountains.
Worb
→
Lützelflüh
linear
17,9km
Distance
demanding
Climb · estimate
easy
Difficulty · estimate
linear
Shape
51
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01 · Character of the route
Is this one for you?
Alpine Terrain
Mountains
Urban Area
Summit
Remote
Moderate crowds
compiled from map data (OSM) and points of interest along the route — no editorial layer
02 · The story
What makes this route special
03 · 6 points along the route
What will you encounter?
3× monument
3× summit
Wilhelm Bernhard
monument ·
on the route
17,9 km
100%
Bourbaki-Denkmal Worb
monument ·
32 m off route
17,9 km
100%
Sensenmann
monument ·
92 m off route
17,9 km
100%
Lüüseberg
summit ·
265 m off route
17,9 km
100%
Hübeli
summit ·
296 m off route
17,9 km
100%
Worbberg
summit ·
307 m off route
17,9 km
100%
04 · Elevation profile
How tough is this route?
elevation range
582 m
–
940 m
0 km
9,0 km
17,9 km
05 · Landmarks
Steady waypoints
Start
583 m elevation
Quarter of the way
752 m elevation
Halfway
916 m elevation
Three quarters
761 m elevation
Finish
584 m elevation
06 · Intersecting routes
Where you meet other trails
07 · From the trail
Through the eyes of hikers
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09 · Before you go
Answers to common questions
Trans Swiss Trail is 17.9 km long.
At an average walking pace, Trans Swiss Trail takes approximately 4h 28min to complete.
No, Trans Swiss Trail is a linear (point-to-point) trail. It runs from Worb to Lützelflüh. Plan ahead for return transport.
Trans Swiss Trail starts at Worb.
Trans Swiss Trail is a challenging hike that requires a good level of fitness.
Trans Swiss Trail is maintained and managed by Wanderland Schweiz.
Yes, Trans Swiss Trail is part of the National Walking Network (NWN), a wider network of long-distance hiking trails.