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Overlanding Switzerland, is it possible?
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- Overlanding, i.e. the travelling on dirt roads and camp somewhere in free nature, has become quite popular. Can it be done in Switzerland?
I will tell you my opinion. Please give a thumbs up if you find this helpful.
Hi ! I agree with you. There's no place where you can do some proper offroad trips. In a way I'm thinking about changing my ducato van for a wrangler short wheelbase, but after thoughts there's no way I'll need a sway bar and a difflock here in Switzerland. Maybe one day I'll make it in Italy or France, just for stretching the suspensions of the ranger. Cheers!
I widely agree with your opinion. There is just one thing I definitely disagree: Off-roading is NOT overlanding! The general understanding of overlanding is: Travelling by your own means of transport for an extended time trough multiple countries, whereas the route is the destination! While many overlander are using off-road capable vehicles, it is not really a must. We have done a fair bit of overlanding, including Switzerland, in a 4x4 camper. The advantage, as I see it, is, that a 4x4 is usually a robust and reliable vehicle with capabilities to keep you (mostly) out of trouble when roads become a bit more difficult. But of course this is my personal opinion...
Yeah probably you are right. But title a video "overlanding" and post some shots of driving on highways and camping on urban campsites and see what comments come in......
Love Switzerland.. been living here now for 8 years in Rheintal. However, as you said, not a lot of places to drive off road with the Patrol. Looking forward driving to the westalps with the family.
Thank you for the information! ☺
Being relocated to Switzerland, I dont see a use for my land cruiser LC300 there
Come to Australia, plenty to explore. They even have a Swiss Club here 😂
Nice to know xD
To bad, such a beautiful landscape. Spanish Pyrenees are a good alternative
You explained it very well! I try to overland in switzerland, and it's possible, but it's not legal... Well, driving in a road closed to the circulation will cost 100.- CHF if you get caught. That's a risk I'm ok to take to have some fun. If you drive in the forest, during a sunday, on the forestry machine tracks, then it can be very tricky, and it's not that dangerous because you don't harm the forest and you are not likely to be seen by anyone.
Well, the illegal side of overlanding and offroading in switzerland add a little more risk to it... it's kinda fun... ^^
Take care, Florian
If you do more then twice you risk you driving licence with huge fines and/or prison...
Hi!! Very good video. I live in Geneva and I am trying to find good tracks to do some offroading, but I was not lucky yet…
Could you recomend me any area close to Geneva (probably in the French side) to do some good offroad routes??
Thank you very much in advance!
Excellent upload and very informative. Voted & Sub'd.
go to Sweden. there is more then enough for overlanding. thank you for the good information
Yeah not really, tracks are doable with normal cars, not demanding enough. But great for camping, canoeing, hiking and the list goes on. I really love sweden
@@Becomingwildman I agree, but much better then what you can drive in the netherlands and Belgium. But there are some nice tracks in Sweden. Look on Wikiloc. Wild camping is very great in Sweden, i love Sweden. For the better overlanding you must go to east Europe, or the Pyrenees. You have a nice youtube Chanel. ATB Raymond
Theres some old „military roads“ they needs mostly a license to drive trough it which you can buy by the locals couvernance...
Are those with a yellow and black round sign? If so can one knows if there‘s a map of them?
Ist schon ein Problem der Bevölkerungsdichte ... Wo es Strassen hat, hat es Autos. Und dann Dreck und Abfall. Zudem kann man so und so fahren ... Die Beschaulichkeit der Landschaft geniessen oder einfach herumheizen sind zweierlei Dinge. Dein Video erweckt den Eindruck, dass du zur willkommenen ersten Sorte gehören dürftest.
Yes, Switzerland sucks 😅
The fine is 120CHF for to ride on a forbidden road. It's not very expensive. By the way, I have never been caught (maybe I'm just lucky).
Hi I’m relatively new to off roading and on two wheels so would appreciate some Tipps of those „still“ practicable stretches and roads thnks
I'm not aware of any map or so and I have unfortunately not the time to compile hundreds of stretches here and there most of them only 1-2 km long. My recommendation is go to the Jura as I mentioned, maybe the Doubs area...
@@Dyshof thanks. In fact I've been checking there and have found some good ones around the river as you mention. Will keep on checking as long as it lasts.
@@AMPJ08 there are Actually quite a few Interesting ones in the Valais region where i live.
Let me know if you want to go for a ride together.
Otherwise, download wikiloc 🙏🏻you will find enough to start
go and look here: transeurotrail.org/
It is not a lot, but you find some routes
Es ging bei der Beschreibung noch unter dass man oberhalb der Baumgrenze Biwakieren darf.
Gruess
Hans-Jürg
Auch mit Auto?
@@Dyshof ich denke man darf, zum Beispiel, auf den Oberalppass fahren und dort Biwakieren. Gesehen diesen Sommer 2 Meter neben dem Parkplatz kleines Zelt und zwei am Frühstücken.
Dies ist mir auch bekannt ist so im Gesetz hinterlegt. Allerdings nur 1 Übernachtung und wie immer zählt, so verlassen wie angefunden!!!
Hey mr white