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The E1 in Switzerland has a total length of about 340 km and is divided into 14 stages.
A few years ago the route of the E1 in Northeastern Switzerland was changed and merged with the "Wanderland" routes. The E1 now is identical with the Route 4 (Via Jacobi / "Schwabenweg") until Brunnen and does no longer lead to the villages of Wil and Wattwil. At the Lake Lucerne the trail follows Route 99 ("Swiss Path") between Brunnen and Seedorf and continues on Route 2 (Trans Swiss Trail) to Morcote.
We additionally offer information about the former Route to Einsiedeln.
Last text update: 2019-10-13 20:30:28
Translation by: Sven Lewerentz
Wanderland Schweiz - Online Map
Map of hiking trails, accomodation and train stations
Schweizer Wanderwege (Rambler Association)
agrotourismus.ch: Holiday on a farm / sleeping in the hay
SBB - Schweizerische Bundesbahnen
Public train service
Postauto
Regional and mainline services by bus
wandersite.ch
Information about the zum E1 in Switzerland (old route in the north via Wil / Wattwil) - german
Rother Wanderführer - Jakobswege Schweiz: Von Konstanz, Rorschach und Rankweil bis Genf
by Renate Florl
The E1 follows the Via Jacobi / Schwabenweg from Konstanz to Brunnen
Language: german
ISBN-13: 978-3763340682Outdoor: Schweiz: Jakobsweg - vom Bodensee zum Genfersee
by Hartmut Engel
The E1 follows the Via Jacobi / Schwabenweg from Konstanz to Brunnen
Language: german
ISBN-13: 978-3866864924Der Schweizer Jakobsweg: Vom Bodensee zum Vierwaldstättersee
by Monika Hanna
The E1 follows the Via Jacobi / Schwabenweg from Konstanz to Brunnen
Language: german
ISBN-13: 978-3724310532Trans Swiss Trail 1: Fernwanderweg Porrentruy - Chiasso
The E1 follows the Trans Swiss Trail from southern end of Urnersee (Lake of Uri) near Flüelen to Morcote (southern end of the E1 in Switzerland)
Language: german
ISBN-13: 978-3859323827
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