From Monday in Baar and Root
From Monday the finish of the mountain stage: Michaelskreuz
The stages end in Steinhausen and on the Horben next Sunday at 4 pm. It continues from Monday, April 25, 2022, in Baar and Root.
If you want to be included in the overall rankings, you should lace up your shoes or saddle up your bike now. The first stages end next Sunday. A place in the overall rankings means that you have completed all stages in a category by the end of the season, for example all six long running stages or all six mountain stages on a racing bike.
The circular routes in Baar are ideal for working your way up in the altitude challenge. You can also burn off Easter chocolate calories on the beautiful trails in the Höllgrotten valley. The short, 2.7-kilometre circuit has an elevation gain of 90 meters, the medium route is 6.9 kilometers and 210 meters, and the long route has an elevation gain of 400 meters over 15.3 kilometers. These circuits are extremely varied: forest paths, stair passages, asphalt, single trails with roots - it's great fun. The stage is supervised by TSV Concordia Baar.
Separate running route
The mountain stage from Root up to Michaelskreuz involves overcoming 340 meters of altitude over 3.7 kilometers. The stage impresses with a very beautiful, selective mountain route, which is appreciated and ridden by many cyclists. The view at the highest point is a reward for the exertions. The runners follow a separate route away from the road; after a flat start, the profile includes crisp climbs, but the route is somewhat shorter at 3.4 kilometers. The Hünenberg Cycling Club provides the signposting and collects the stamp cards.
If you would like to join others at the starting line in the near future, you can do so at the following events: Goin6weeks running series (various locations in the canton of Lucerne), Wings for Life World Run on May 8, the Swiss company run B2Run Zug / B2Run Kids on May 18 or the Zugerberg Finanz Classic on June 1, all in Zug.
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