Living within 45 minutes of Baden by bike
Every municipality from which you reach Baden within 45 minutes by bike, sorted by total annual cost. Calculated on the cycle paths and roads of OpenStreetMap, with an allowance for climbs. Different time, household or workplace: use the form below.
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49 municipalities within 45 minutes of Baden by bike
Costs for: Couple, no kids, gross income CHF 100,000 per year.
The cheapest is Boppelsen at CHF 22,174 per year, CHF 400 less than Baden.
21 municipalities are borderline: within the time at 18 km/h and 4 minutes per 100 metres of climbing, outside at 16 km/h and 6 minutes.
For comparison, Baden itself: CHF 22,600 per year.
- 1.Boppelsen (ZH)about 44 min BorderlineCHF 22,174 per yearCHF 400 less than Baden
- 2.Oberweningen (ZH)about 50 min BorderlineCHF 22,174 per yearCHF 400 less than Baden
- 3.Habsburg (AG)about 46 min BorderlineCHF 22,315 per yearCHF 300 less than Baden
- 4.Niederweningen (ZH)about 41 min BorderlineCHF 22,384 per yearCHF 200 less than Baden
- 5.Villigen (AG)about 40 minCHF 22,434 per yearCHF 200 less than Badento work 40 min, back 33 min
- 6.Buchs (ZH)about 49 min BorderlineCHF 22,554 per yearabout the same as Baden
- 7.Oberrohrdorf (AG)about 35 minCHF 22,560 per yearabout the same as Baden
- 8.Schleinikon (ZH)about 46 min BorderlineCHF 22,584 per yearabout the same as Baden
- 9.Oetwil an der Limmat (ZH)about 47 min BorderlineCHF 22,614 per yearabout the same as Baden
- 10.Remetschwil (AG)about 41 minCHF 22,694 per yearabout the same as Badento work 36 min, back 41 min
- 11.Ennetbaden (AG)about 17 minCHF 22,696 per yearabout the same as Baden
- 12.Birmenstorf (AG)about 25 minCHF 22,710 per yearCHF 100 more than Badento work 25 min, back 19 min
- 13.Wettingen (AG)about 17 minCHF 22,750 per yearCHF 200 more than Baden
- 14.Spreitenbach (AG)about 39 minCHF 22,755 per yearCHF 200 more than Baden
- 15.Brugg (AG)about 37 minCHF 22,795 per yearCHF 200 more than Badento work 37 min, back 29 min
- 16.Hüttikon (ZH)about 38 minCHF 22,824 per yearCHF 200 more than Baden
- 17.Künten (AG)about 48 min BorderlineCHF 22,902 per yearCHF 300 more than Baden
- 18.Würenlingen (AG)about 42 min BorderlineCHF 22,937 per yearCHF 300 more than Badento work 42 min, back 35 min
- 19.Würenlos (AG)about 32 minCHF 22,952 per yearCHF 400 more than Baden
- 20.Bözberg (AG)about 49 min BorderlineCHF 22,966 per yearCHF 400 more than Baden
- 21.Niederrohrdorf (AG)about 30 minCHF 22,996 per yearCHF 400 more than Baden
- 22.Remigen (AG)about 45 min BorderlineCHF 23,026 per yearCHF 400 more than Badento work 45 min, back 40 min
- 23.Dänikon (ZH)about 45 min BorderlineCHF 23,054 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
- 24.Otelfingen (ZH)about 35 minCHF 23,094 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
- 25.Killwangen (AG)about 31 minCHF 23,123 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
- 26.Fislisbach (AG)about 25 minCHF 23,141 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
- 27.Mellingen (AG)about 39 minCHF 23,173 per yearCHF 600 more than Badento work 39 min, back 34 min
- 28.Lengnau (AG)about 37 minCHF 23,199 per yearCHF 600 more than Baden
- 29.Gebenstorf (AG)about 26 minCHF 23,202 per yearCHF 600 more than Badento work 26 min, back 18 min
- 30.Hausen (AG)about 42 min BorderlineCHF 23,205 per yearCHF 600 more than Badento work 42 min, back 35 min
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How to read these figures
- Bike and e-bike: riding time calculated by Ubivo on the cycle paths and roads of OpenStreetMap (OSRM route planner, bicycle profile), between inhabited points of the home municipality and of the workplace municipality (one to five depending on size, weighted by population; the median is shown). Base speed 17 km/h by bike, 20 km/h by e-bike (assisted up to 25 km/h), plus 5 minutes by bike and 2.5 minutes by e-bike for every 100 metres of climbing; downhill 2 or 1 minute less per 100 metres, but never faster than 25 km/h. This is an assumption by Ubivo for adults who commute regularly, not an official value. The slower direction counts; where the two differ clearly, both are shown. «Borderline» means: with a slightly faster or slower assumption (bike 16 to 18 km/h and 4 to 6 minutes per 100 metres, e-bike 19 to 21 km/h and 2 to 3 minutes) the municipality is once within and once outside the time.
- Limits: the times apply between typical residential locations, not from your door. Traffic lights and junctions are only covered by the base speed; weather, luggage and fitness not at all. Where OpenStreetMap has gaps, paths are missing or mapped wrongly. Ferries and taking the bike on the train are excluded.
- Total annual cost: income tax, health insurance premiums (deductible 300) and electricity (4,500 kWh) for the chosen household, without commuting costs. Differences rounded to CHF 100.
- Rents and property prices are not included; there is no data per municipality.
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Bike and e-bike times: Ubivo calculation with OSRM on data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Geofabrik extract of 31/10/2026; elevation: swisstopo, swissALTIRegio; residential locations: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), STATPOP 2024. Costs: FTA (taxes 2026), FOPH (health insurance 2027), ElCom (electricity 2027). Fog days: MeteoSwiss, average 2023-2025, October to February. Methodology and data sources