Quick ride by bicycle from Walkringen to Worb

Roll out of Walkringen into classic Emmental scenery—gentle hills, farmsteads, and big-sky meadows. The 7.7 km to Worb trends mostly downhill (about 150 m drop), so it’s an easy, breezy spin with a few small rises to keep you warm.

Expect a mix of quiet country lanes and farm tracks, with notable gravel and unpaved sections; only short bits are fully paved. A gravel or trekking bike is ideal, and after rain those tracks can be soft. Traffic is minimal for most of the way, with just a brief taste of busier road as you approach town.

Walkringen sits in the Bernese countryside at the edge of the Emmental, a region famed for its rolling pastures and dairy farms. Your finish, Worb, lies just southeast of Bern and is known for Schloss Worb (the local castle) and handy S-Bahn connections—perfect for a coffee stop or an easy train ride back. On clear days, keep an eye out for distant Alpine views along the way.