Bike rental in Berthoud

Cycling in the heart of the Emmental: Burgdorf, your ideal cycling destination! This charming Bernese town offers a unique cycling experience that will delight two-wheeled enthusiasts, from beginners to experienced cyclists.

Imagine yourself cycling along the Route du Coeur, a route that takes you through the region's rolling green countryside. The western and eastern circuits take you through breathtaking scenery, offering panoramic views as far as Lake Neuchâtel and the gentle hills of Wynigenberge. Every pedal stroke is an invitation to adventure and discovery.

Families will be particularly enchanted by the itinerary along the Emme, a safe, flat route that runs alongside the river. Perfect for a relaxing outing, this route allows you to enjoy swimming or picnic breaks in exceptional natural surroundings. Children will love the Robinson de Hasle playground, a fun stop-off point on your cycling tour.

The region abounds in heritage treasures accessible by bike. Utzigen Castle and Burgdorf Castle will immerse you in local history, with their remarkable architecture and historical perspectives. These sites become cultural stops that enrich your cycling tour.

The Bernese region's temperate climate offers ideal conditions for cycle touring. Mild springs and mild summers allow you to take full advantage of the roads and country lanes. Don't forget to pack a light jacket, as temperatures can vary in these alpine valleys.

For the more adventurous, Burgdorf is the perfect starting point for other cycling destinations. Surrounding regions such as Thun, Biel and Solothurn are within easy reach, offering a variety of routes that will delight cycling enthusiasts.

A few practical tips: always bring water, a small repair kit and check the weather forecast before setting off. Signposting is excellent and secondary roads are generally well maintained, guaranteeing a trouble-free trip.

Burgdorf is ready to reveal its cycling secrets. Get on your bike and let yourself be carried away by the magic of the Emmental!