Discover a diverse range of hikes easily accessible from Liestal by public transport. From the gentle hills of Reigoldswil to the rugged Jura mountains, these trails offer something for every hiker. Explore gorges, forests, and panoramic viewpoints with routes that showcase the best of the region's natural beauty.
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What would the Gotthard be without its access routes? The ViaGottardo reaches the central Alpine pass from Chiasso in the south, from Schaffhausen in the northeast and from Basel in the northwest of Switzerland. There are many traces of these transport links to discover along the way.
330 km
10300 m
10300 m
Landscape: Over a pass, With panoramic viewsTour published by:
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A romantic walk on a plateau bordered by cherry trees in the Basel region, taking the walker back to the Middle Ages with a visit to the castle of Schloss Wildenstein. The last third of the walk overlaps with the path of the Erlebnisweg Titterten and the Rifensteiner Sagenweg.
16 km580 m400 m
4h 30mLandscape: With panoramic viewsTour published by:
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The trail follows the Rhine along old fishing paths before crossing the Hardwald recreation area. Then comes a highlight of railway history: the Muttenz marshalling yard, one of the largest in Europe. The Bienenberg affords wonderful views across the Ergolztal valley.
20 km520 m480 m5h 20mTour published by:
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The route leads through the Baselbiet Tafeljura along the historic Hauenstein section. Along the track, built more than 150 years ago, you can discover many original constructions. The Ergolztal and Homburgertal valleys are home to impressive castles and fortress ruins as well as Switzerland's oldest railway bridges.
21 km660 m420 m5h 35mLandscape: Past castlesTour published by:
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With a detour into the neighbouring country, this route is taking a wide arc around Basel. The hike is marked by impressions along the Rhine, variety in the Markgräfler vineyard region and constantly changing views of the city.
43 km900 m900 mLandscape: Along the waterTour published by:
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The ViaJura leads through the Birs and Schüss valleys from Basel via Delsberg to Biel. It runs over historically valuable sections, including the legend-steeped Glögglifelspass, the exposed Mont Raimeux and the Pierre Pertuis Roman rock arch.
130 km4200 m4100 mLandscape: Along the water, Through a gorge, With panoramic viewsTour published by:
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This stage begins with a city hike past some of Basel’s highlights. It is characterised by its alternation between city and countryside. At its end, it runs along the banks of the Birs to the destination point, Riehen Cemetery, the largest final resting place in Switzerland.
16 km200 m190 m4h 0mLandscape: Along the waterTour published by:
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An old pass trail leads over the Unteren Hauenstein to Olten. Thanks to the basis tunnel, only the S-Bahn trains now run on the scenically-rewarding section over the pass. The views from the Hauenstein can thus be enjoyed in peace.
8 km170 m320 m2h 0mTour published by:
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On ancient fishing-paths the trail follows the high banks of the Rhein river, strongly influenced by the industrial and traffic infrastructure of Basel's catchment area. Information boards show topics linked to the Rhine: the harbour, fishing-cottages or river power stations. Also impressive: the ruins of Augusta Raurica.
19 km240 m280 m4h 40mLandscape: Along the waterTour published by:
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The route via the Untersee lake and Hochrhein river was for centuries Switzerland's most important waterway. Today, it follows the ViaRhenana from Kreuzlingen via Schaffhausen to Basel, through a varied landscape shaped by water.
195 km3100 m3200 mLandscape: Along the waterTour published by:
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