In the footsteps of the Swiss Epic - Route 1 (E-MTB suitable)

Difficult

29.5 km

4:50 h

1070 mhd

Auf den Spuren des Swiss Epic - Tour 1 (E-MTB tauglich) (oua_45918999_image)

Auf den Spuren des Swiss Epic - Tour 1 (E-MTB tauglich) (oua_45918994_image)

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Auf den Spuren des Swiss Epic - Tour 1 (E-MTB tauglich) (oua_45919263_image)

The Swiss Epic stands for a demanding, multi-day stage race across the breathtaking Graubünden Alps. As a stage location, Davos Klosters is always an important part of the race. On this route, you follow parts of the original track of the Swiss Epic 2020, but can enjoy the landscapes and single trails without any race pressure.

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Technique

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Highest Point 2322 m

Lowest Point 1538 m

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Start

Kurpark Davos

Destination

Kurpark Davos

Coordinates

46.799261, 9.827241

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Description

The route starts in Kurpark Davos, which also serves as the start and finish area during the Swiss Epic. The path first takes you over the Rüti and Chämpfenwald to Büschalp and then continues to the legendary Panorama Route. From there, the trail, which lives up to its name and offers a breathtaking view, leads you over the Meierhofer Tälli to the Parsenn hut. The restaurant is perfect for a small refreshment. Then it continues via Gruobenalp to Schwarzseealp. Now it gets properly flowy: a world-class trail leads to Gotschnaboden and from there in the opposite direction to Wolfgang Pass. From there, the path above Davos leads back to Kurpark Davos, where the route started.

Hidden Gem

Those who want to ride the entire Panorama Route can find the route description here.

Safety Note

In the Davos Klosters destination, there are many managed alpine pastures with livestock. Therefore, expect to encounter animals everywhere. We ask for appropriate consideration and to ride the terrain at a suitable speed.

Directions

Kurpark Davos - Büschalp - Meierhofer Tälli - Parsenn hut - Schwarzseealp - Gotschnaboden - Wolfgang Pass - Kurpark Davos

Directions

Public Transport

Arrival via Landquart with the RhB to Davos Platz station.

Travel Information

Coming from Zurich / St. Margrethen, leave the A13/E43 highway at Landquart towards Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Drive on the N28 to Davos.

Parking

Please use public parking lots/garages in Davos.

Waypoints

Bus Station Davos Klosters

Davos Platz, Sportzentrum

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Attraction Davos Klosters

Wolfgang

Wolfgang is the name given to the 1631 m high pass between Klosters and Davos. The popular hotel and restaurant Kessler's Kulm is also located at the top of the pass.

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Mountain Hut Davos Klosters

Berggasthaus Parsennhütte

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Museum Davos Klosters

Kirchner Museum Davos

The Kirchner Museum Davos offers visitors the extraordinary experience of seeing the art of Ernst Ludwig Kirchner at the place where it was created.

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Restaurant Davos Klosters

Munggahütta

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Restaurant Davos Klosters

La Terrasse

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Restaurant Davos Klosters

Bistro Voilà

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