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2.5 times more descent than ascent. That is just the bare statistic. Then come the long and often perfectly rideable singletrails. They make up the true statistic of this short enduro route.
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Description
At the start, you may take the chairlift from Brigels to Burleun. The first 400 meters of elevation gain are already done. Now you pedal up about 200 meters of elevation on the alpine road before turning onto the singletrail. This leads you to Alp Dado and further through Val Mulin to Gneida. The trails are almost always fluid to ride and sometimes become a "double-trail." At Foppas, we lead this route over the alpine road to the floor of Migliè. This way you can comfortably return on gravel paths to the starting point.
Hidden Gem
Above Migliè we lead the route onto the alpine road. But you could also continue following the singletrail to the valley station of the lifts in Waltensburg (Curtginet). Here you would have to accept about 100 meters of elevation gain back down to the floor of Migliè.
Safety Note
The route should not be started in uncertain weather conditions. Weather changes in the mountains are common. If a rain front or similar approaches during the route, you should turn back in time.
Equipment
MTB, helmet, gloves, bike shoes, glasses, rain and sun protection, drink, repair kit, first aid kit.
Directions
Brigels valley station - chairlift - Burleun - Alp Dado - Gneida - Val Mulin - Migliè - Brigels valley station
Directions
Public Transport
From the canton capital of Graubünden, Chur, take the Rhaetian Railway through the spectacular Rhine Gorge to Ilanz and on to Tavanasa. Then take the post bus line 90.461 Tavanasa - Brigels to the stop Breil/Brigels, casa communala
Continue by bike for three minutes to the valley station in Brigels.
Travel Information
On the A13 to Reichenau, then on main road 19 via Flims to Tavanasa and then up to Brigels
Parking
Parking is available at the parking lots of the Brigels mountain railway valley station
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