III. From Basel to Geneva by Via Jura 80, Three Lakes trail, then Via Jacobi 4 (english)

This is an interactive map that allows you to visualize the route in the context of Switzerland. To open the map, click on the rectangle in the top-right corner. The circles correspond to the end of each stage. By clicking on these circles, you will have access to the information that Google provides for these places (images, some accommodations, routes, etc.). This could also help you at times, even though the information is more geared towards those traveling by car, rather than on foot, like you…

1. The first section is the Via Jura 80 proper. It crosses through the cantons of Basel, Solothurn, Bern, and Jura, concluding in Biel/Bienne.

Here are the stages from Basel to Biel. Click on each stage to open:

Stage 1: From Basel to Aesch

Stage 2: From Aesch to Laufen

Stage 3: From Laufen to Delémont

Stage 4. From Delémont to Moutier

Stage 5a: From Moutier to Sornetan via the Moron tower

Stage 5b: From Moutier to Sornetan via Variante Perrefitte

Stage 6: From Sornetan to Tavannes

Stage7: From Tavannes to Biel

2. The second part, which some call the Voie des 3 Lacs (Three-Lakes Trail), is the transition from Biel to Moudon, allowing you to connect with the Via Jacobi 4, the main Camino de Santiago route in Switzerland.

Here are the stages from Bienne to Moudon. Click on each stage to open:

Stage 8: From Biel to Le Landeron

Stage 9a: From Le Landeron to Murten (Morat)

Stage 9b: A small visit to Murten

Stage 10a: From Murten to Avenches via the heights

Stage 10b: From Murten to Avenches by the lake

Stage 11: From Avenches to Payerne

Stage 12: From Payerne to Moudon

3. The final part of the journey takes you from Moudon to Geneva via the Via Jacobi 4, a well-known section of the Swiss Camino de Santiago.

Here are the stages from Moudon to Geneva. Click on each stage to open:

Stage 13a: From Moudon to Lake Sauvabelin/Lausanne

Stage13b: From Montpreveyres to Lake Sauvabelin/Lausanne