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R6 Gstaad's Pédaleur de Charme

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The legend says that God took a break during creation, rested, and his handprint formed the Saanenland. The four valleys of the region are said to represent the four fingers of the hand. They can be combined in this bicycle tour in any order and form the basis for all shorter rides in the Gstaad region.

  • Difficulty moderate
  • Duration 4:30 h
  • Distance 58,9 km
  • 984 m
  • 987 m
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  • Refreshment stops available
  • Round trip
  • Scenic

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Update: 10.12.2025

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From Gstaad, follow the bike path via Gruben to Schönried. At the main road, turn left and then immediately right towards the Rellerli gondola. Pass the valley station and climb up the paved side road to Bergmatte, then descend steeply to Saanenmöser. The way back to Schönried and further to Saanen again involves a rapid descent. In Gstaad, the ride continues via Gmünte towards Lauenen. The little road is steep just after Gstaad, then levels off. At the Gmünte bridge, reach the main road briefly, but turn off again at Enge. Before Lauenen awaits the Mur de Lauenen. A short but up to 20% steep climb up to the village center. From Lauenen, follow the main road back to Gstaad and then the bike path towards Gsteig. After Feutersoey, make a short climb up to Saali with its wetland meadows and old farmhouses and then down into picturesque Gsteig. Back to Gstaad, follow the main road, always gently downhill at a good pace.

  • Approach

    The holiday region Gstaad is located in the southwest of Switzerland, directly on the border to the French-speaking part of the country. The region is easily accessible by train or car from the Thun Lake region, the Lake Geneva area, and the Gruyère region. Direct connections to the European high-speed train network and to all international airports in Switzerland guarantee a time-saving and pleasant arrival. The main means of transport in the Gstaad region are the "MOB" train (Montreux-Oberland Bernois) and numerous Postbus lines.

    On the Arrival and Public Transport page on gstaad.ch you will find detailed arrival information.

  • Gstaad train station

  • Several parking spaces and parking garages are available in Gstaad.

  • Gstaad - Gruben - Schönried - Bergmatte - Saanenmöser - Schönried - Saanen - Gstaad - Turbach - Bissen - Trom - Lauenen - Gstaad - Gsteig - Saali - Gstaad

  • Clothing and equipment appropriate to the weather, tool kit and first aid kit.

  • In the historic village center of Lauenen, a short rest in one of the inns is worthwhile. For those who never get tired, there is the option for a small additional round to the gem Lauenensee (+ 45 minutes).

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Maximum altitude 1384 M
Minimum altitude 1009 M