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The Alpenbrevet is a cycling marathon and leads over the most beautiful passes in Switzerland. Participants can choose between four different tours, depending on their level. There is the Platinum Tour, the Gold Tour, the Silver Tour and the Bronze Tour, which starts in Ulrichen. The route leads over the Nufenen and Gotthard Passes, with an impressive 2,190 metres of altitude gain!

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Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet

Hairpin curves, breathtaking views and fantastic downhill sections all combine to make the five Alpenbrevet routes an unforgettable experience.

Each tour features its own highlights, whether it's the Furka Pass road on the Silver Tour, the cobblestoned Tremola road on the world-famous Gotthard Pass on the Gold Tour, or a touch of the South as you cycle past palm trees in the Ticino on the Platinum Tour. Highlight Film Alpenbrevet 2017

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The Alpenbrevet is the toughest road cycling challenge in Switzerland. Whether you choose the Bronze (68km), Silver (132km), Gold (172km) or Platinum (276km) course, the Alpenbrevet is sure to be the cycling experience of  a lifetime.

Hairpin curves, breathtaking views and fantastic downhill sections all combine to make the four Alpenbrevet routes an unforgettable experience. Each tour features highlights, whether it's the Furka Pass on the Silver Tour, the cobblestoned Tremola road on the world-famous Gotthard Pass on the Gold Tour, or a touch of the South as you cycle past palm trees in the Ticino on the Platinum Tour.

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Alpenbrevet 2015

The day before the Alpenbrevet you will enjoy a relaxed ride with a coffee stop by Lake Brienz before picking up your race numbers.

The Alpenbrevet in set in the heart of the Central Swiss Alps with spectacular mountain views as you climb over a series of 2,000m+ Alpine cols.

The Alpenbrevet is the toughest road cycling challenge in Switzerland. Whether you choose the Silver (132km), Gold (172km) or Platinum (276km) course, the Alpenbrevet is sure to be the cycling experience of  a lifetime.

Bored of doing the Marmotte, Etape du Tour or Dragon Ride? Take on the ultimate challenge of the Alpenbrevet.

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Get Your Alpine Cycling Brevet

A Brevet is a certificate earned by completing a long distance bike ride with a specific time limit. In the Alpenbrevet you are your only competition, there’s no racing it’s just you against the distance and the clock; have you trained hard enough?

In the UK this is known as an Audax, in Europe these randonneuring events are called randonée or brevet, and a rider who has completed a 200 km event is called a randonneur. Unlike in flatter countries such as the UK, even the “easiest” Silver course covers 132km and a massive 3,875m of climbing – an incredible achievement to add to your cycling palmarès.

Alpenbrevet 2015 Event Details

• Date: Saturday 29th August 2015
• Distances: 276km, 172km, 132km
• Cyclists: Limited to 2,500 riders
• Start:  Meiringen, Switzerland
• Finish:  Meiringen, Switzerland
• Nearest Airport: Berne, Zurich or Geneva
• Accommodation: Brevet’s Alpenbrevet cycling holiday  and  Alpenbrevet Sportive Weekend  include accommodation near the start line

Choose From Three Alpenbrevet Distances

The Alpenbrevet is a great sportive to enter with a group of friends of varied cycling ability. Each course features some of the most mythical climbs in Switzerland and every rider can find the right challenge for them.

Alpenbrevet SilberTour featured climbs: Grimsel (2,165m) Furka (2,429m)  and Susten (2,264m)

Alpenbrevet SilberTour  Route Map: 3,875m of climbing over 132km

Alpenbrevet Platintour

• Challenge: 7,031m of climbing over 276km
• Climbs:  Grimsel (2,165m) Nufenen (2,478m) Lukmanier (1,915m) Oberalp (2,044m) and Susten (2,264m)

The Platintour is the toughest challenge in the Alpenbrevet and covers some of the highest paved roads in Europe including the infamous Nufenen Pass at 2,478m. There are few road cycling events in the world where you can tackle epic mouton climbs and spin past palm trees in Ticino on the same day.

As strict time limits apply those who are on the limit will be able to redirect onto the Goldtour route in Airolo allowing you to be flexible on the day according to how your legs hold up in the high mountains!

Alpenbrevet Goldtour

• Challenge: 5,294m of climbing over 172km
• Climbs:   Grimsel (2,165m) Nufenen (2,478m) Gotthard (2,106m)  and Susten (2,264m)

The Goldtour features the “Paris-Roubaix of the The Alps” the unforgettable cobbles of the huge St Gotthard Pass. The Gotthard should be on your cycling “must do climbs” list, it features several long stretches of cobblestones as you climb high above the valley floor. After the challenge of the  St Gotthard Pass the smooth roads of the final climb of the day over the Susten Pass (2,264m) will feel relatively easy!

Alpenbrevet Silbertour

• Challenge: 3,875m of climbing over 132km
• Climbs:  Grimsel (2,165m) Furka (2,429m)  and Susten (2,264m)

If you’re thinking that the Silbertour is any less of an achievement think again. With over 3,875m of climbing packed into 132km you are either going up or you’re going down!

The Alpenbrevet Silbertour also features the second highest pass of the day, one that none of the other  randonneurs will have taken on; The Furka Pass. The Furka Pass is one of the classic climbs of the Alps with trademark hairpin turns and jaw dropping mountain views as you climb to the summit at 2,429m.

Alpenbrevet Cycling Holiday

Brevet are offering the chance to take part in the Alpenbrevet and prepare for the challenge in the Swiss Alps before the event. Our   Alpenbrevet cycling holiday  includes training rides aimed at helping you adapt to the mountains before the big day. Our local knowledge will help you relax and focus on enjoying completing the Alpenbrevet in the stunning scenery of the Swiss Alps.

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Short on time? Join us just for the weekend on our  Alpenbrevet Sportive Weekend  that includes accommodation near the start line.

Training for the 2015 Alpenbrevet

Clearly taking on one of the toughest cycling challenges in Europe requires dedicated training. By following a sportive training plan your body will slowly build fitness and make the fitness adaptations needed to complete the Alpenbrevet.

Sportive Training Tips

• Enter the Alpenbrevet with some friends the joint commitment will help you stick to the plan
• Make training dates with your friends and involve friends or loved ones at coffee stops
• Enter a sportive before the big day to practice nutrition, riding in a group and waking up early!

2015 Alpenbrevet Entry

Places for the Alpenbrevet sell out and are limited to 2,500 riders. At Brevet we have a limited number of guaranteed  Alpenbrevet 2015 entries .

Alpenbrevet Training Plan

Are you in training for the Alpenbrevet? Use our free 12 week Sportive Training Plan to get you in the best possible shape for the Alpenbrevet. Simply fill the form below and we’ll send you your free training plan:

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Useful websites for the 2015 Alpenbrevet

• Official website:  Alpenbrevet
• Facebook Page:  Alpenbrevet on Facebook
• Twitter hashtag:  #Alpenbrevet
• Brevet’s  Alpenbrevet cycling holiday  and Alpenbrevet Sportive Weekend

Still searching for a sportive?  Then check out our  sportive calendar  for the best handpicked cycling events in Switzerland.

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The Alpenbrevet has achieved the prestigious Swiss Cycling Top Tour award for exceptional organizational quality as has the Gruyère Cycling Tour .

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Dear Alpenbrevisti and all those who want to become one

Get your agenda and fat pen and open the year 2022, because it is fixed: The Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet will take place next year on September 3, 2022 !

And now that you have entered this date in your calendar, you can immediately head for the next step: The registration for the Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet 2022. Which is open from now on! Especially the Platinum and Gold Tour are very popular. Due to the limited number of participants we strongly advise you to register as soon as possible. You can find all information about the routes here .

Are you unsure or undecided whether you want to take part in the Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet 2022? Or have you never participated and need some convincing? Then our highlight clip of the Alpenbrevet 2021 is guaranteed to help you decide.

We are pleased to announce that there will again be a special train from Fiesch to Andermatt early in the morning on September 3, 2022. So there is the possibility to stay overnight in Goms and to arrive comfortably and in time by train at the start on the event day. You can find accommodation offers in Goms here > . We will again be offering multi-bed and mass accommodation. As soon as the offer is available, we will inform you.

We are already looking forward to organizing the Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet 2022 for you. The preparations are already running at full speed. We are convinced that we will be able to offer you another unforgettable Swiss Cycling Alpine Brevet on September 3, 2022 – based on the experience and knowledge gained from the great event in 2021.

So choose the tour that suits your level and experience an unforgettable cycling adventure in the Swiss Alps. We look forward to seeing you!

Until then all the best and stay healthy,

P.S.: We think that two years of pandemic are enough! Accordingly, we are currently planning without it. Should it become apparent that there will still be an influence on the Swiss Cycling Alpenbrevet, we will of course inform you about any adjustments.

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