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    3. Freiburg – Nice
    4. Stage 2: Basel – Murten

    Basel - Murten

    from Basel

    to Murten

    E-Bike: 6h 32

    Bike: 8h 48

    109 kmDistance
    1,433 mElevation Gain
    18 km/hAverage Speed
    7h 8mDuration
    Difficulty
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    Basel - Murten
    Stage 2 of 8

    Basel – Murten

    Part of the bike tour: Freiburg – Nice

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    Description

    Basel does not stay in the frame for long: the route pushes through Dornach, past the Goetheanum, and climbs onto the Jura foothills around Hochwald. The next section is all forest, pasture and tight bends towards Seewen, before dropping into Balsthal with Neu-Falkenstein above the valley. From Oensingen the day changes pace. The Aare leads into Solothurn, then the line runs through the flat Seeland via Lyss, Aarberg and Kerzers. Near Murten, fields, canals and the first views towards Lake Murten take over.

    Route

    109.1 km from Basel to Murten, 1433 m climbing, medium difficulty

    Start Point
    Basel
    End Point
    Murten
    Country
    Switzerland
    Regions
    Basel-Landschaft, Bern, Fribourg, Solothurn

    Elevation Profile

    Notable climbs on this day

    At a glance

    Distance

    109 km

    Duration

    7h 8m

    Ascent

    1,433 m

    Highlights along this route

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    Packing list

    Bike-specific essentials. Pack light, ride more.

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