Türlerseerundweg

EASY (0.5/10)

Circular route from Kniebreche

Distance
3.7 km
Ascent
+100 m
Descent
-100 m
Est. Time
59 min
Altitude
639–659 m
Type
circular

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650m01 km2 km3 km3.7 km659m639m
Flat (<5%) Gentle (5–10%) Moderate (10–15%)

Route briefing

What comes next

Decisive places in route order. Not listed does not mean absent: it may not be mapped.

14 route events
  1. Start

    0 m

    Kniebreche

    Start

    Route geometry · source 2026-04-10

    About 0 min in

    3.7 km remaining

    +100 m remaining

  2. Route note

    800 m

    Schnabel

    Peak

    OpenStreetMap · source 2026-04-10

    About 13 min in

    2.9 km remaining

    +92 m remaining

  3. Route note

    800 m

    Chli Bürglen

    Peak

    OpenStreetMap · source 2026-04-10

    About 13 min in

    2.9 km remaining

    +92 m remaining

  4. Route note

    800 m

    Bürglen

    Peak

    OpenStreetMap · source 2026-04-10

    About 13 min in

    2.9 km remaining

    +92 m remaining

  5. Route note

    900 m

    Goom

    Peak

    OpenStreetMap · source 2026-04-10

    About 14 min in

    2.8 km remaining

    +92 m remaining

  6. Route note

    2.7 km

    Aeugsterberg

    Peak

    OpenStreetMap · source 2026-04-10

    About 43 min in

    1.0 km remaining

    +12 m remaining

  7. Finish

    3.7 km

    Kniebreche

    Finish

    Route geometry · source 2026-04-10

    About 1h 00m in

    0 m remaining

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3.7 km Distance100 m Climb59 min Est. time659 m High pointEASY Difficulty
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Türlerseerundweg is a 3.7 km circular easy hiking route in Switzerland, starting and finishing at Kniebreche. The route covers 100m of ascent and 100m of descent, with elevations ranging from 638m to 659m. Allow approximately 59 min for the full route.

The route is divided into 3 segments.

With 90% of the route below 15% gradient, strong trail runners can maintain a good rhythm for much of the distance.

Budget roughly 431 kcal of energy expenditure and 0.6 L of water.

Low-altitude route (max 659m). Hikeable most of the year.

Trail Splits

Waypoint-to-waypoint breakdown with estimated hiking times (Naismith's Rule).

SegmentDist↑ Ascent↓ DescentTimeCum. km
📍
Kniebreche → Schnabel
0.8 km+8m-6m10 min0.8
⛰️
Schnabel → Aeugsterberg
1.9 km+76m-63m33 min2.7
⛰️
Aeugsterberg → Kniebreche
1.0 km+16m-30m15 min3.7
Total3.7 km+100m-100m59 min3.7

Pace & Fuel Calculator

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Fast Hiker / Jogger
Est. Finish Time
35 min
Calories
363 kcal
Water Needed
0.5 L
Effort Distance
5.2 km
flat-equivalent
🍫 Recommended: ~45g carbs/hr (27g total) Electrolyte needs vary with conditions and sweat losses; no individual sodium target is estimated.

Terrain Analysis

Lower-gradient terrain
90%
Gradient estimate, not surface or technical difficulty
% of route below 15% gradient
Climb Ratio
27 m/km
Moderate profile
↑ 100m ↓ 100m
High Point
659 m
Mountain zone
Low point: 638.8m — Range: 20.2m

Surface & Technicality

Gradient breakdown
Low gradient (70%) Easy Grade (18%) Moderate Climb (5%) Steep (7%)

Gradient describes steepness, not exposure, scrambling, footing or current conditions. Technical difficulty is unknown where no mapped rating is available.

Tree cover and UV

🌲 Largely tree-covered 20% open to the sky · 80% under canopy
Estimated canopy along the route
Under canopy (80%) Open terrain (20%)
South-facing: 30% of route

🌲 Largely under trees. Good canopy at lower elevations, so the open sections are the ones to plan for.

Canopy is inferred from elevation against a 2000 m Alpine treeline and from gradient below it, not from observed tree data — treat it as an estimate. It is a different question from the terrain shade above, which is about whether a mountain is between you and the sun at a given time.

Current Conditions

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Based on 1991–2020 climate averages, the weather on Türlerseerundweg is usually best from April to October.

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Weather by month

Typical weather on this trail, around 637–663 m. Select a month to see why it is rated as it is.

Monthly climate averages and daylight
Month
WeatherMixedMixedMixedGoodGoodGoodGoodGoodGoodGoodMixedMixed
Day / night4°/-2°5°/-2°10°/1°14°/4°18°/8°21°/12°23°/13°23°/13°18°/10°13°/6°8°/2°5°/-1°
Rain, mm808282841241341411401079810099
Snow at high pointPossiblePossiblePossible–––––––FrostPossible
Daylight8 h 5210 h 1511 h 4913 h 3315 h 0315 h 5415 h 3514 h 1912 h 3910 h 589 h 238 h 31

Source: TerraClimate 1991–2020 monthly averages. Averages for the area at each point’s elevation (4 km grid, corrected for height). Not a forecast or a report of current trail conditions. These values describe the whole trail's lowest and highest points. Snow at the high point is estimated with a simple snowpack model from these temperatures and precipitation, not observed; steep islands and high summits can hold more snow than it shows. Daylight is for the 15th of each month. Hut, transport and park seasons are separate: check them for your dates.

Averages cannot establish current trail conditions. Check recent local reports, the forecast and restrictions before departure. Snow and ice can persist on shaded sections or arrive outside the usual season.

Current snow conditions

Current route snow

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Safety & Bailouts

Exit routes not verified

We do not have a verified emergency exit plan for this route. A nearby settlement, hut or route endpoint is not necessarily reachable or open. Do not leave the trail based on a straight-line distance or compass direction.

Mapped high point: 663 m, approximately 1.7 km along the route. This is not an assessment of the most remote or exposed point.

Review possible exits against current local information before your trip. In an emergency, contact local rescue services; this page is not live rescue guidance.

Suggested Gear List

Auto-generated based on 3.7 km, 100m ascent, max altitude 659m, ~1h duration.

Essential 3 items
  • 👟
    Trail running shoes / hiking boots
    Required for any trail
  • 📱
    Phone (charged) + offline map
    Navigation & emergency contact
  • 💧
    1L water bottle
    Water source information is incomplete; plan supplies before departure
Recommended 2 items
  • 🧴
    Sunscreen
    Basic sun protection
  • 🧊
    Microspikes / light crampons
    Snow risk in Jan, Feb, Mar
Nice to have 1 items
  • 🦵
    Gaiters
    Keep snow out of boots

Nearby Points of Interest

⛰️ Peaks

  • Aeugsterberg km 2.7 · 1.5 km off trail
  • Goom km 0.9 · 2.3 km off trail
  • Schnabel km 0.8 · 1.8 km off trail
  • Chli Bürglen km 0.8 · 2.0 km off trail
  • Bürglen km 0.8 · 2.3 km off trail

📍 Nearby Places

  • Bliggi km 3 · 2.0 km off trail

Route Details

Network
Local Trail Network
Sport
hiking
Start
Kniebreche
End
Kniebreche
Start Coordinates
47.27020, 8.50438
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