Mountain bike
Epic tours on epic tracks
Unforgettable single trails
The longest single trail adventure in Switzerland, a freeride slope like in Whistler, Canada, and specialized bike hotels: Davos Klosters is one of the most attractive bike destinations in the Alps.
Whether you have just started mountain biking, already have a good riding technique or are a pro like Sina Frei, it doesn't matter in Davos Klosters. On our 700-kilometre-long track network, from flowing to blocky, there is a route for every skill level. The trail ticket in the variants blue, red and black helps you to classify, just like you know it from ski slopes. Most tours have one thing in common: short distances to the single tracks and long, flowing descents. No wonder, the enduro world record was recently set in Davos Klosters. And to make sure that the trails look like in the advertising photos, the shapers of the Trail Crew Davos take care of them every day from mid-May to mid-October.
Highlights: Alps Epic Trail Davos and Gotschna Freeride
One attraction is the Alps Epic Trail Davos from Jakobshorn down to Filisur. This is considered the longest single trail in Switzerland and was awarded the title of "IMBA Trail" in 2014. Another highlight is the six-kilometer-long Gotschna Freeride piste in Klosters. With over 200 banked turns, jumps and waves, the track feels like the A-Line in Whistler.
Bikers and hikers share the trails
But Davos Klosters has much more to offer. What is special, as is common throughout Graubünden, is the lived trail tolerance: mountain bikers, hikers and trail runners share the paths and always show consideration for one another. A well-maintained coexistence. Speaking of consideration: sooner or later you will probably come across livestock guardians, cows or even wolves. Please take our behavioral tips into account and ride at an appropriate speed. Especially if you are out and about on an e-bike.
Bike hotels and guest programme
If you are staying longer, a bike hotel is the right choice: A good dozen hotels in Davos Klosters have specialized in bikers. From here you can reach the trails within 15 minutes and benefit from amenities such as laundry service, advice and bike room for minor repairs. Further advantages: If you book the bike package directly in a bike hotel, the day ticket for bike transport is included with just one overnight stay. On the Trail Days you can also get a free bike guide for day tours. And as part of the Summer guest programme you can take part in riding technique courses and guided e-bike tours.
tips for mountain biking in Davos Klosters
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Ride the longest single trail in Switzerland
The Alps Epic Trail Davos was awarded IMBA Epic Trail in 2014. This means that the route from Jakobshorn to Filisur is one of the best mountain bike trails in the world, as the only trail in Switzerland. Tips: stop for a beer at the brewery in Monstein, lunch at the Besenbeizli in Jenisberg and a photo stop at the Landwasser Viaduct.
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Browse through our new bike brochure
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You don’t have your own bike or want to try something new?
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Improve your riding technique on the pump tracks or in the skills park
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Ride the little brother of the A-Line from Whistler
Steep curves, jumps and waves: The six-kilometer-long Gotschna freeride slope from Gotschna down to Klosters is a spectacular rollercoaster with special wooden elements for downhill pros. So that you can ride this trail several times in a row, the Gotschna cable car transports you comfortably up to the start.
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Save your energy and take a bike transport
In Davos Klosters, mountain railways, bike shuttles, and the Rhaetian Railway are part of the established mountain biking offerings. Mountain bike transport is available on five funiculars and cable cars. They facilitate the ascent to the trailhead, providing a kind of taxi service up to the most beautiful singletracks.
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Experience Uphill Flow on our E-Bike Hut Tour
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Try to break the Enduro world record
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Take part in the summer guest program
Experience Davos Klosters from a different perspective during the summer season. As an overnight guest, you can take part in over 60 activities. This includes a mountain bike riding technique course. Quick success through simple technical tricks promote self-confidence when biking. Guided e-bike tours are also part of the program.
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Extend the bike season on the fat bike
Don't feel like taking a winter break? There is a three-kilometer fat bike descent on Pischa with a wonderful view of the Flüela Valley. It leads from Pischa directly to the Mäderbeiz and to Dörfji. By the way: Pischa is the only area in Europe that transports fat bikes by cable car. Ride on - with us even in winter!
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Experience a bike event in Davos Klosters
From the season opening event "Rock the Bock" to the "Swiss Dirt Series" and the multi-stage race "Swiss Epic Graubünden": bike events take place in Davos Klosters throughout the summer season. Be there, whether in the audience or right in the middle of it all. Either way: experience racing fever combined with a supporting program.
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Bike camp in Davos Klosters for your children
The "Bike Academy Davos" shows how children can become real enduro pros during the summer holidays at the "Enduro Days for Kids and Teens". The camps are aimed at children aged six and above and take place from Tuesday to Thursday. Fast learning success is guaranteed.
Tour suggestions
Flowing, blocky or leisurely along the Landwasser: the bike tours in Davos Klosters are varied and offer trails for every level of ability on the 700 km long trail network. Simply filter, select and ride off.
In Davos Klosters there are managed alpine pastures with livestock. Therefore, sooner or later you can expect to come across herd protection animals or cows everywhere. We ask you to be considerate and to drive through the area at an appropriate speed.
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