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Most people only know the valley of the Sihl from the traffic jams there that are reported on the radio nearly every day. Squeezed in between the Albis mountain range and Lake Zurich, it forms a natural bottleneck on the route from Zurich into Central Switzerland. However, despite all the traffic, there is still unspoilt natural beauty to be found in the lower Sihl valley. On the far side of the Sihl, a lovely trail meanders along beside the river. Beautiful forests line the river-bank. The Sihlwald forest is the largest single area of mixed woodland in Central Switzerland. Nowadays, the forest is protected, but is open to the public thanks to an extensive network of paths. The cycling route from Adliswil along the Sihl up to Sihlbrugg and down on the other side of the valley through the forest to Langnau shows the Sihlwald forest at its best.
Begin of tour: Adliswil station
End of tour: Adliswil station
Access starting point: S4 from Zurich
Access point of arrival: S4 to Zurich
Technical requirements: Easy
Physical fitness: Easy
Distance: 29.2 km
Total altitude meters: 375 m
Biking time: Approx. 2 to 3 hrs.
Season: February to November
Gastronomy: Adliswil, Sihlbrugg, Langnau
Overnight: Zurich
Various: Sihlwald forest nature centre
Literature: www.karten-shop.ch
Adliswil - Sihlbrugg - Eschentobel (Sihlwald) - Langnau - Adliswil

The route begins at the station in Adliswil and takes you first to the bank of the Sihl. After the bridge you come to the track along the riverbank. A lovely trail takes you upstream to the turning point in Sihlbrugg. Then you continue on wide paths on the other side of the valley towards Langnau. From the station in Langnau the route goes first back over the Sihl and then along the riverside track back to Adliswil.

Pictures: www.tourenguide.ch
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