Take a bike tour without breaking a sweat? E-bikes make this possible and promise pure driving pleasure. Explore the beautiful mountains around the monastery village on our e-bike routes.
Aaschlucht e-bike route
Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus Verified partner
Please follow the signposted diversion – the map already shows the route, including the diversion in the Schwändliloch area.
The start is at the Grafenort manor house right next to the Grafenort train station. Initially, the gravel road is still flat before the path becomes a rather wide hiking trail leading to Obermatt. After passing the small Obermatt reservoir, there is a steeper climb up to Engelberg. The route is very suitable as an alternative to the main road and mostly leads through the forest.
Author’s recommendation
Observe the ban on open fires.
Engelberg-Titlis Tourismus Verified partner
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Safety information
The route runs on hiking trails; please be considerate of other trail users.The section between Aaschlucht and Schwändliloch is closed (destroyed bridge). The closure is expected to last several months. Reason: high water! Please follow the signposted detour.
Tips and suggestions
Roadbook
Aaschlucht barbecue area
Aaschlucht
Schwändliloch
Aaschlucht Tonis Balm
Eugenisee
Lake Eugeni
Bahnhof Engelberg.
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
National and international connections (from Zurich Airport, departures every half hour with about 1 hour travel time) to Lucerne. Then with the Zentralbahn in 43 minutes through a varied landscape and gorges up to Engelberg.Directions
By car, take the A2 (Basel-Gotthard) to Stans South, then follow the main road 20 km to Engelberg. Engelberg is 30 minutes from Lucerne, 1 hour and 15 minutes from Basel, Zurich, or Bern.Parking
Parking is available in Engelberg and Grafenort for a fee.Coordinates
Equipment
The bikeshops in Engelberg offer a wide range of bikes and accessories for rent and purchase. It's also worth a visit for repairs and spare parts.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.



























