Route 1291

Route 1291 starts in the middle of the city of Lucerne. From there, the route leads via Weggis, Brunnen, and Altdorf to Andermatt. It then continues over the Furka, Grimsel, and Brünig passes to Lungern, Sörenberg, and Entlebuch in the UNESCO Biosphere Entlebuch. Finally, Route 1291 passes through the Lucerne countryside regions of Willisau, Sempachersee with Sursee, and Seetal back to the starting point in the city of Lucerne.

Please pay attention to the local signage on this route. In some sections, there is a partial ban on fast e-bikes (45 km/h models with a yellow number). You can find the traffic signs and their meanings here.

When passing farms, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at a reduced, appropriate speed.

If you don’t own your own e-bike, we recommend «Rent a Bike». Rent the e-bike suitable for you online and conveniently pick it up at Lucerne station.

On this route, please pay attention to the local signage. In some sections, there is a partial ban on fast e-bikes (45 km/h models with a yellow number). You can find the traffic signs and their meanings here.

When passing farms, we thank you on behalf of the farmers for passing through at a reduced, appropriate speed.

Route 1291 showcases the Lucerne-Lake Lucerne region in all its facets: over alpine passes, through hilly alpine foothills, and past steel-blue lakes. Highlights include rides over the Furka and Grimsel passes, which are only open from about June to October due to their altitude.

Historical Highlights

Culinary Highlights

Accommodation Tips along Route 1291:

Hunger & Thirst

Route 1291 passes numerous wineries and other culinary highlights that invite you to enjoy a pleasurable stop.

Don't worry about your luggage on Route 1291. The packages from Eurotrek ensure daily luggage transfer.