720 Tschuppina-Trail
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The well-developed circular route is a mix of cool freeride, challenging individual sections, and a clever training route. This route is longer than the 721 and has more trail sections.
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Description
The route starts at the valley station of the Bergbahnen in Brigels. Follow the road towards the village (Restaurant Vincenz). At the first junction (Pundual), turn left towards the "Golf Course". At the parking lot of the golf facility, turn right onto route B. Follow route B to the edge of the forest where the start of the "Tschuppina Trail Plaun Sut" is located. Follow the trail through the forest until you reach the gravel road towards the lake. Turn left onto route B, passing along the left lakeshore until you reach the starting point.
Drop-offs, jumps, and many technical sections make training great fun on the bike. Those who want to train endurance simply ride the loop multiple times. Sporty and technically skilled families will also find their playground here.
Hidden Gem
On the pump track near the mini-golf course, you can improve your riding technique and feeling for the bike.
Safety Note
Do not start the route in uncertain weather conditions. Weather changes in the mountains are common. If a rain front or similar appears during the route, you should turn back in time.
Respect other trail users - trail tolerance!
Equipment
MTB, helmet, possibly gloves and knee pads, good footwear, glasses, rain and sun protection, drinking bottle, repair kit, first aid kit
Directions
Valley station Bergbahnen Brigels - Tschuppina - Right around the golf course - Uaul da Tschuppina - Municipal workshop - Lag da Breil - Valley station Bergbahnen Brigels
Directions
Public Transport
From the Grisons cantonal capital Chur, take the Rhaetian Railway through the spectacular Rhine Gorge to Ilanz and onwards to Tavanasa. Then take the PostBus line 90.461 Tavanasa - Brigels to the stop Breil/Brigels, casa communala
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