Larschi Rundi
Albinen
3/6°
ClosedThis simple but impressive bike route winds from Inden up to the steep rock face of the Tschajetuhoru. Via Alp Larschi, Bodmen, and over the Roman road, it leads back to Inden.
Difficulty
EasyLength
9.75 kmDuration
1:30 h
Description
An easy - or in local Wallis German - "larschi Rundi" - which is not exactly effortless in terms of fitness. The route starts at the old train station in Inden and slowly climbs via an asphalt and later gravel road over several 180° curves. The view of the majestic and steeply falling rock face of the Tschajetuhoru is hard to beat. Upon arrival at Alp Larschi, you have climbed about 500 meters in altitude. The route continues over an easy gravel road via Kluscheten to the idyllic hamlet of Bodmen. A stop for coffee and cake is well placed here. From here, the route leads over an easy but amusing trail towards Russengraben and over the Roman road back to Inden.
Turn-by-turn directions
Start
Inden, old train station (1138m)
Destination
Inden, old train station (1138m)
Technical information
Altitude
1593m
1138m
Ascent
+454m
Descent
-455m
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Best time of the year
- Jan
- Feb
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- Dec
Tags
Public transport
Leuk can be reached by train (SBB), then the bus (LLB – Leuk Leukerbad Bus Reisen) goes to the starting point in Inden.
A reservation for the bike space is recommended. To the reservation
Approach
From Basel and Zurich: Motorway A1 to Bern; A6 to Spiez; towards Kandersteg; car shuttle Kandersteg – Goppenstein; towards Gampel; Leuk – Inden
From Geneva: Motorway A1 to Lausanne; towards Sion/Sierre; Leuk – Inden
From Milan: Motorway A8/A26 towards Simplon; car shuttle Iselle-Brig; towards Leuk – Inden
Parking
Source
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