There are many paths that lead to mountain biking happiness. And choosing the best can be a tricky task since all tours in the Engadin are among the most beautiful in all of Switzerland. Nevertheless, we have some suggestions that can help you make the right choice for you so here we present the "Top 6."
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Almost 1300 vertical metres of flowing trail fun! From Piz Nair to Lake Champfèr, from rugged scree slopes to gentle meadows - that's the Top to Bottom Tour! Watch the video, get inspired, and off you go!
From hut to hut by mountain bike. The highlights are the Bernina Express Trail, Chaschauna Trail, Albula Trail and the Olympia Flow Trail. But the huts are also fantastically situated and provide relaxation after the bike tour.
The Hut Tour Engadin can also be experienced on an e-mountainbike.
From the Bernina Pass to Celerina and up with the gondola to the Piz Nair and over beautiful trails down to Lake Silvaplana. The tour combines some of the most famous trails of the Engadin in one day!
Demanding tour with pushing and carrying passages, but with a descent off the mainstream.
The tour begins on the panoramic mountain Piz Nair, which is easily reached by mountain railway (including bike transport) from St. Moritz or Celerina. First down a section on the ski slope, then turn right to Fuorcla Schlattain and now out of the valley to Lej Alv, where the 300-metre-long ascent begins.
The local mountain bike route Bernina Express has taken its name from the legendary train of the Rhaetian Railway that travels over the Bernina Pass, and is as varied as it is inspiring. The return journey from Poschiavo by train is part of this tour, which connects the high Engadin valley with the southern Valposchiavo.
This 34 km long dream tour starts at the train station in Celerina and begins with a quite relaxed 400 meters altitude difference to Alp Laret. But then it gets intense; the climbs to the Glüna hut, past the Lej Alv, and finally up to a proud 2400 m above sea level will make you sweat profusely.
