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Trail No. 20. offers beautiful forest trails and fantastic views on both the Aegeri valley and Zurich lake. While it is not close for most, but worth the extra effort making the journey. Learn more about this trail at https://zug.run/en/trails/gottschalkenberg-bellevue

Trail No. 19 mixes flat stretches, beautiful views and a tough technical climb to create a perfect combination of training and experience. Go to zug.run to learn more at https://zug.run/en/trails/untera-geri-naas-brandhochi

This trail offers the ultimate variety for runners. Large open fields, mountain-view, lakeside, wildlife, river life and farm roads. Learn more at https://zug.run/trails/cham-chnode-villette-park

This trail is easy to access and close by most measures. It is short however includes some significant altitude. It can be combined with a run towards Hollgrotten for a more extended run. The trail leads under the shades of the forest on well-maintained gravel roads. Therefore can be used even after heavy rain.

Learn more at: https://zug.run/en/trails/baar-baarburg-loop

We’re so excited! Strava, announced “Trail Run” as one of several new activity options, and other exciting updates that benefit dirt-loving mountain types. Such as saving routes offline, which helps you find your way even in remote areas. All these features are live and available for subscribers only. You can learn more at Strava https://www.strava.com/trails?btn=1pJLTgBkFgAeBUumqSQ3JD&par=7qv27nzubszfrBkRoW3nsS

Did you know, you can find all ZugRun trails on Strava?

This trail explores the Steinhausen forest, with its magical charm, running under the shades of trees all the way offering cool conditions in the summer and protection during the winter. There is a reason why so many people decide to run in Steinhausen forest. It is like a little bit of wilderness hidden just around the corner, accessible to anyone.

Learn more at https://zug.run/en/trails/steinhausenwald-loop

This trail is probably the most technical and challenging one in the whole canton, but the rewards are high. At Gnipen you can gape at a view of so much of the Berner Oberland 4000 meter peaks, including the Jung Frau Monch & Eiger, are well worth the effort.

https://zug.run/en/trails/zugerberg-gnipen-and-wildspitz

This trail follows the river Sihl, going upstream on the left and turning back on the other side, offering several treats along the way. There are numerous streams joining the Sihl crossing the trail. Learn more at https://zug.run/en/trails/flow-with-the-sihl

This trail takes you through the farmlands and the forests above Cham with minimal descent, allowing a high pace throughout.
Learn more at https://zug.run/en/trails/cham-hagendorn-st-wolfgang

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