Bicycle Tours & Trips in Switzerland

Pedal 286 km from alpine Oberwald through the sunny Goms valley to cosmopolitan Geneva, passing the UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyards with their terraced Chasselas vines between Vevey and Lausanne. Cycle alongside the iconic 140-meter Jet d'eau fountain on Lake Geneva's shores, check out the historic Chillon Castle near Montreux, and have a wine tasting in Varen.

Pedal 300+ km over 6 cycling stages through Central Switzerland's lake district, tackling moderate routes of 48-54 km daily with 295-595 meters of elevation. You'll ride past Rigi mountain views to Weggis, cycle the Küssnacht lakeside promenade, and see Sursee's medieval charm on Lake Sempach.

Pedal around 180 km through Switzerland's chocolate region, kicking off with a 43-km ride from Zurich to Rapperswil that passes Kilchberg's Lindt & Sprüngli factory. You'll climb Ibergeregg pass with its 540-meter elevation gain and coast down through Schwyz to Brunnen, then catch a boat from Brunnen to Beckenried and later cycle along the Reuss River between Lucerne and Zug.

You'll cycle along the Lake Constance shoreline through Thurgau's orchards, then follow the Untersee to the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen where Europe's largest waterfall roars. The route continues along the Hochrhein between Schwarzwald and Jura mountains, passing through Laufenburg and the Klingnau reservoir near Koblenz.

This self-guided cycling tour covers 290km from Vevey to Lucerne, taking you past decorated wooden chalets in the Simmental valley and along Lake Brienz and Lake Sarnen with Pilatus mountain views. You'll stay in middle-class hotels with breakfast, get daily luggage transfers up to 20kg, and have SwitzerlandMobility-Plus navigation.

This 9-day bike tour follows the famous Glacier Express railway route from St. Moritz to Andermatt, taking you through some of Switzerland's best alpine scenery. You'll ride through Bergün and tackle the iconic Albula Pass, then head down through the Rhine Gorge near Ilanz before climbing the challenging Oberalp Pass to reach Andermatt. The route covers varied terrain across Graubünden and Uri cantons, so it's best suited for serious cyclists. Each day your luggage gets transferred ahead, and accommodations with breakfast are included throughout. This self-guided mountain bike adventure is suitable for ages 16+.