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The ultimate enduro kick in the Alps! Take the mountain up eight times with different lifts and then ride down 10,000 vertical meters on different singletrails each time – no wonder the lift tour causes a stir and offers a unique enduro experience.
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The Davos Klosters destination offers a unique opportunity with five different lifts equipped for bike transport. By combining the lifts, a bike tour with almost 10,000 meters of descending altitude is possible – something you won’t find anywhere else. The tour requires very good and secure riding skills in alpine terrain. The lift tour is a tour at the limits of what is possible, which is why many do not manage the route on the first try. You have to forgo breaks or a lunch stop, but the trail experience is all the more intense. The "more comfortable" variant: splitting the tour over two days.
Sections:
1st section descent Parsenn valley station:
Davos - Weissfluhjoch - Felsenweg - Strelapass - Chörbschhorn - Stafelalp - Frauenkirch - Glaris. Ascent to Chörbschhorn includes a pushing section, flowing descent to Stafelalp.
2nd section descent Rinerhorn valley station:
Glaris - Rinerhorn - Spina - Wildboden - Davos. Easy descent from Rinerhorn.
3rd section descent Jakobshorn valley station:
Davos - Jakobshorn summit - technique trail - Mattawald - Davos Dorf. Technical descent on the "Technique Trail" at Jakobshorn.
4th section descent Parsenn valley station:
Davos - Weissfluhjoch - Meierhofer Täli - Wolfgang - Grüenbödeli - Klosters. The longest descent with an easy, short ascent before the Wolfgang pass.
5th section descent Gotschna valley station:
Klosters - Gotschna - Chalbersäss - Serneuser Schwendi - Rütiwald - Klosters village
6th section descent Gotschna valley station:
Gotschnaboden - freeride trail - Klosters.
Descent on the Graubünden A-line, the freeride trail to Klosters
7th section descent Gotschna valley station:
Klosters - Gotschna - Schwarzseealp - Gotschnaboden - Zugwald - Klosters. Very difficult section to Schwarzseealp.
8th section descent Madrisa valley station:
Klosters village - Madrisa - Flue - Klosters village. Difficult section from Flue to the valley station.
9th section descent Madrisa valley station:
Klosters village - Madrisa - Arensa - Saas - Kübli s. Upper section on old hiking trail, then tricky singletrail to Saas and a relaxed finish to Kübli s.
Lift transports: 9
Singletrail proportion: over 80%
Difficulty: technically very difficult in places, only for very experienced and fit riders
Tour author: Thomas Giger, Ride Magazine
See also
Davos Klosters destination
Davos Destinations Organization (cooperative)
Talstrasse 41
CH-7270 Davos Platz
Tel: +41(0)81 415 21 21
E-mail: info@davos.ch
Internet: www.davos.ch
More information: https://www.davos.ch/aktivitaeten/radsport/mountainbiken/bahnentour
Hidden Gem
Ride the lift tour as a guided tour with the guide and inventor Thomi Giger:
Safety Note
In the Davos Klosters destination there are many alpine pastures with livestock. Therefore, it is to be expected everywhere to encounter animals. We ask for appropriate consideration and also to ride the terrain at an adjusted speed.
Directions
Davos - Weissfluhjoch - Felsenweg - Strelapass - Chörbschhorn - Stafelalp - Frauenkirch - Glaris - Rinerhorn - Äbirügg - Heidboden - Wildboden - Davos - Jakobshorn - Mattawald - Weissfluhjoch - Meierhofer Täli - Wolfgang - Grüenbödeli - Klosters - Gotschna - Chalbersäss - Serneuser Schwendi - Rütiwald - Klosters Dorf - Gotschna - Schwarzseealp - Gotschnaboden - Zugwald - Klosters Dorf - Madrisa - Flue - Klosters Dorf - Madrisa - Arensa - Saas - Kübli s
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