Wake. Pedal. Sleep. Repeat.
The lifecycle. That drive to keep pedalling, the series of twists in the trail and turns in the road that keep us coming back to the saddle.
Join us at Cycle Club Zurich.
Wake. Pedal. Sleep. Repeat.
The lifecycle. That drive to keep pedalling, the series of twists in the trail and turns in the road that keep us coming back to the saddle.
Join us at Cycle Club Zurich.
The lifecycle. That drive to keep pedalling, the series of twists in the trail and turns in the road that keep us coming back to the saddle.
Join us at Cycle Club Zurich. Our club rides are free of charge and every ride ends with free drinks at the store.


























Our club rides are free and we love organising them for our community and loyal customers. They take a fair bit of our time and resources.
If you prefer to shop online at the lowest price rather than support your local bike store, we kindly ask you to stay true to yourself, stick to virtual rides and find your community online instead of taking advantage of ours.
A big thank you to our loyal customers for your continued support!
Participation in Cycle Store Zurich group rides is entirely at your own risk. No Cycle Store Zurich organisers or ride leaders are liable in any way and under no circumstances for any damage, loss or injury.
We hold no tolerance towards discrimination. Any form of racism, xenophobia, sexism or homophobia will result in a lifetime ban from our events.
Cycle Store Zurich reserves the right to exclude participants who pose a threat to the safety of themselves or others, or fail to obey traffic rules and the rules above.
Happy riding!



The locals’ most popular rides. From long and mountainous to quick and dirty. Tap a route to open it on Strava.
Same, same…but different. 2.5 hours in hilly terrain on Horgenerberg.
02A peaceful Ride around Albiskette.
03A scenic, undulating ride only a stones throw from Zürich, peaking in elevation in the little village of Sattel and flowing back down along the Ägerisee and the Sihl river: a real classic.
04Riding north through the Glatt valley in direction to the river Rhein touching Germany.
05Super scenic ride from Zurich to Ägerisee and back.
06This ride is a blast. Steep climbs, remote roads and stunning landscape.
07Beautiful gravel ride along the Sihl River. Great views guaranteed. Technical sections included.
08Wanna Ride like the rich people living at Zurich's Gold Coast. Then this one is for you. 😉
09Riding up and up and up. Climbing Gottschalkenberg, Etzel and Sattelegg plus a lot of up and down in between.
10The closest two passes next to Zurich are Buchenegg & Albis. 10 to 15 minutes of climbing for each of them. A real Zurich classic.
11Riding from Lugano to Lago di Como and back again. Climbing the hills around Lago di Lugano to reach the shore of Lago di Como.
12Through Zurich’s wine land. As its name suggests, Zurich's Weinland is the largest wine growing region in the canton.
13An undulating route highlighting some of Zürich’s finest quiet roads. Riding out of the city through Affolten am Albis and Kappel am Albis, we go on tackle the Gottschalkenberg, followed by a high paced false flat back to the store for refreshments.
14A beautiful, rolling route on roads you didn’t know about. Sticking local at first, we head towards Birmensdorf, then on to Affoltern am Albis and followed by a final push up the local legend that is the Albis Pass.
15A ride along Zurich's Gold Coast and up some steep climbs in the backcountry.
16This ride will take you via Oerlikon and Dübendorf to Greifensee, riding along the lake to then tackle the ascent up to Pfannenstiel. After a short break you can enjoy the descent via Hombrechtikon to Krempraten. Then riding back along the lake of Zurich.
17The Säuliamt (the land of the pics) is one of the twelve districts of the canton of Zürich.
18Andrew planned this one for the Pas Normal Studios ‘Pizza Ride’ in September 2022. Peaceful roads and great views guaranteed.
19Leaving Zurich along the lake. Climbing up to Forch and Egg, then down to Gossau. Back to Zurich through Maur and Witikon.
20Another popular Cycle Club Zurich ride. Hilly at first. Flat out in the end.
21The Klausenpass is one of Switzerlands most famous mountain passes. The climb from Linthal is 22km long and 1286m of elevation.
22If you want to ride around lake Zurich and climb as much as possible, this one is for you. Good luck!
23The best time to ride around lake Zurich is on Sunday early morning. Traffic is low. Roads are peaceful. We added some climbing to make riding around the lake a bit more interesting.
24Starting with a climb to get us out of the city and then following the ridge of the Uetliberg. Having some fun descending through the forest before hitting some technical single trail along the river Sihl and on Horgenerberg.
25Climbing over Züri-Berg, down to Greifensee and through Maur and Gossau back up to Pfannenstil.
2670k and 1000m of climbing on mostly scenic secondary roads. Cows everywhere.
27Wanna test your legs on a steep segment from Sihlbrugg up to Schweikhof...here you go.
28If you feel like climbing but you don't want to ride up Sattelegg, Gottschalkenberg is a great alternative.
29Albis and Buchenegg are two small passes just outside of Zurich. A quick classic ride.
30Over the Pfannenstiel into the Zürcher Oberland, up the steep Sternenberg climb from Bauma and home past Greifensee and the Forch.
