Heidiland Bike Bahnentour (Furt - Bad Ragaz) - in Arbeit

Medium
21.6 km
3:10 h
13 mhd
2149 mhd
Technique /6
Fitness 3/6
Highest Point  1621 m
Lowest Point  486 m
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Description

The last day begins with breakfast at the Berghotel Furt, in the middle of the Pizol area. What awaits you afterwards is a trail highlight: the natural Valeistobel, a flowing single trail with an alpine, wildly romantic character and lots of flow.

From the valley station in Vilters, the mountain railway takes over again and takes us up to Pardiel at 1626 m. An ideal stopover for a lunch break at the Edelweiss panorama restaurant. If you want to look even further up, take the chairlift to Laufböden at 2226 m without a bike.

The final descent from Pardiel to Bad Ragaz combines single trail and forest road to create a relaxed, enjoyable finale. Once you have arrived in Bad Ragaz, the Tamina Therme is the crowning glory – relaxation in the warm thermal water after three days on the bike.

The stage is very enjoyable with around 22 km and only 13 meters of ascent. We overcome almost all altitude meters by train.

Safety Note

Vilters-Wangs – Schönbüel – Valeistobel: Single trail with rune crossings. Depending on the riding technique, sections may require sliding sections. Anticipatory driving is recommended.

Directions

From Berghotel Furt we drive in the direction of Schönbüel. From there, the path leads us down into the natural Valaistobel. We follow the single trail through the ravine down to Vilters to the valley station of the Pizolbahnen.

The cable car takes you up to Pardiel (1626 m). After a break at the Edelweiss panorama restaurant, we start the final descent: single trail from Pardiel, then further downhill on a forest road until we roll into Bad Ragaz in a relaxed manner.

Optional: If you want even more altitude, take the chairlift from Pardiel to Laufböden (2226 m) before heading to the final run.

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