Far from the ongoing traffic, the Park Gstaad Signature Tour will take you through magnificent mountain roads which pass through the most beautiful sceneries of the region. In between mountains and valleys, climbers as well as roulers will find their piece of heaven.

Park Gstaad Signature Tour offers an advanced ride in the Alpine setting, depicting all the beauty of the surrounding.

The first part of the ride is physically challenging; however, it contains a lot of pleasure as well. The road passes through the breathtaking pass of Mittelberg. Once you cross the pass, a splendid downhill tour will lead you to the Jaun direction. The road follows along the mountain range of Gastlosen to join the charming valley of Jogne.

In the valley, a countryside route will gently lead you to the direction of Broc, then Gruyère. The Gruyère village is very well-known for its excellent cheese and its castle overlooking the whole valley. The village is the perfect place to make a stop and try a traditional Swiss desert- merengue with double cream and berries. After this well deserve pause, the Park Gstaad Signature Tour will take you back to the Intyamon valley through charming, picturesque villages. In the Lessoc village, its ancient fountain will be your oasis for you to refresh yourself with a pure, Alpine water. It is also a fantastic spot for you to admire the historical side of the region, as the fountain dates back to 1796.

Further on, the course will lead you through villages of Pays-d’Enhaut, which are known for their rich architecture and their cultural legacy. For instance, the main road of Rougemont with its wooden church and classical chalets will show you what a real-life fairy-tail feels like. After passing through Rougemont it is only 9km left to Park Gstaad, where you can appreciate its amenities of unique Bike Lounge.

The four valleys
Ancient legends tell that God took a break by the creation of the world, rested and that his handprints created the Saanenland. The 4-valleys-round forms the basis of all shorter rides in the region of Gstaad. All the four valleys can be driven at once or just one by one.
From Gstaad, follow the cycle way through Gruben to Schönried. Arrived at the main street in Schönried, turn left and just after right direction cable car station Rellerli. Past the valley station of the cable car Rellerli, continue on the asphaltic by-road that goes up to Bergmatte. From there goes quite a steep road down to Saanenmöser. The road leads back to Schönried and continues again a steep road down to Saanen. In Gstaad, the route follows to the village Turbach. After the first houses, divert right to the steam and down to Bissen. Get down to Bissen and enjoy on your way down the beautiful view over Gstaad, Rüblihorn and Gummfluh. At the school house in Bissen, turn left direction Trom and drive on the cycle way to Lauenen. Just before Lauenen waits the "Mur de Lauenen", a short but up to 20% steep gain into the center of the village of Lauenen. Follow along the main street from Lauenen back to Gstaad and then on the bike path in direction Gsteig. The short rise to Saali with its swamp willows and old farmhouses and after back to Gstaad.

The Col du Pillon and the Col de la Croix are the two known passes that were already on the road map of the Tour de Suisse and Tour de Romandie. The little-known ascent of Yvorne to Lac Hongrin (12 km, 1100 hm) is a challenge.

From Feutersoey continue on the street to Gsteig and follow the mountain pass to Col du Pillon. From the top of the pass, there is a final significant climb of about 150 meters up to the Lake Retaud (swimming is possible). The area is the perfect place for a picnic.

Note(s)
Possibility to charge the bike's battery with your own device: hotel-restaurant Bären Gsteig; restaurant du Col du Pillon