Chänzeli (Geissberg) Viewpoint – View of Gabenchopf Quarry loop from Mägenwil

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Chänzeli (Geissberg) Viewpoint – View of Gabenchopf Quarry loop from Mägenwil

Moderate

4.8

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Chänzeli (Geissberg) Viewpoint – View of Gabenchopf Quarry loop from Mägenwil

03:36

47.8km

700m

Mountain biking

Moderate mountain bike ride. Good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 7, 2026

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Includes very steep uphill segments

You may need to push your bike.

After 20.7 km for 507 m

After 23.6 km for 325 m

After 25.0 km for 216 m

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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Spinnereisteg over the Reuss

Highlight • Bridge

Below near Windisch there is an opportunity to cross the Reuss.

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Auschachen Floodplain

Highlight • Natural

Floodplain landscape in the moated castle of Switzerland

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Chänzeli (Geissberg) Viewpoint

Highlight • Viewpoint

Very nice vantage point on the Geissberg and starting point for various trails. Several barbecue areas also invite you to linger.

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25.1 km

Forest Trail with Viewpoint (Aargau)

Highlight (Segment) • Trail

Nice, relatively flat trail that continues along the quarry and gets a bit more flowy.

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26.3 km

From here you have a nice overview of the quarry. This is also where the trail begins along the mountain edge to the transmission mast on the Geissberg (and then a few meters further to the viewpoint).

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26.8 km

Hammer Flow Trail

Highlight • MTB Park

Super fast and flowing trail is fun, attention on oncoming traffic

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27.6 km

Steinbergweg Quarry Trail

Highlight • Trail

Good trail with a lot of flow and speed

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28.9 km

Cave Entrance

33.9 km

Confluence of the Limmat and Aare

Highlight • River

You can step over this small bridge, switch off, watch the water masses... That's where the Limmat meets the Aare. The ducks that live here offer you a relaxed game …

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