The organising committee of the Zytturm Triathlon and the tri team zugerland apologise for any inconvenience caused by road closures.
Below is information regarding disruption during the Zytturm Triathlon for all residents of Zug’s old town, Landsgemeindeplatz and the surrounding areas of Vorstadt, Letzi, Choller and Chamer Fussweg.
Road closures
On Saturday 13 and Sunday 14 June 2026, the 32nd Zytturm Triathlon will take place on Landsgemeindeplatz in Zug. Schoolchildren, teenagers, teams, beginners and ambitious triathletes will compete in the three disciplines of swimming, cycling and running. A total of around 1,000 participants are expected, and over 250 volunteers will be on hand. The event is one of the most popular triathlon events in Switzerland. The organising committee would be very grateful if you too – alongside the authorities, police, sponsors, etc. – would support this major undertaking. We want this national event to be a positive experience for all participants. To achieve this, we are also relying on your understanding as residents living along the cycling and/or running routes.
Road closures on Saturday, 13 June
Cycling route: Runs from Landsgemeindeplatz along Chamerstrasse to the junction of Chamerstrasse and Strandbad, and back to Landsgemeindeplatz.
Running route: Along Chamerstrasse between the government building and the Schutzengelkapelle. In addition, Vorstadt-Quai will be closed from approximately 2 pm to 7 pm.
Road closures on Sunday, 14 June
Cycle route: Runs via Steinhausen, Knonau, Mettmenstetten, Rifferswil, Affoltern, Aeugst, Hausen and Kappel, returning via Baar. The footpath and cycle path along the Lorze (Schochmühlenstrasse and Letzi) will be completely closed to both pedestrians and cyclists from 08.30 to 11.30 until the Iten farm.
Running route: The running route leads from Landsgemeindeplatz to the (former) Camping Brüggli and back via Seeweg to Landsgemeindeplatz. In addition, Vorstadt-Quai will remain closed from approximately 5 am to 1 pm. The Zytturm Triathlon organising committee and tri team zugerland are committed to keeping disruption to local residents to a minimum and will strictly adhere to all official requirements regarding timing, noise and the local environment. Should you experience any disruption for any reason, or if you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the organisers.