Mountain Bike

8.6 miles

Distance

4,335 ft

Climb

-362 ft

Descent

1 mile

High Point

From Trin Dorf, the trail follows an asphalted road through the woods at the beginning and climbs towards Alp Mora. After 5 km you pass the Maiensässsiedlung Maliens and cross the Maliensbach for the first time.
The forest road now climbs steeper for 300 Hm. At 1700 m.a.s.l. the road goes straight on for 1.5 km. The path leads through the forest, which provides pleasant shade, but still offers a view of the Safiental and Piz Beverin.

Return to signpost 408 and don't miss the detour to the glacier mills in Val Maliens (mountain trail only partially drivable). This is especially worthwhile on hot days, as the whirlpools form natural bathtubs in which the water is wonderfully warm and invites you to take a bath.Back to Trin we take the same way.

On the whole tour there is no possibility to get something to eat.

For very good drivers who are free from giddiness, the descent into the Bargis valley (not signposted, not georeferenced) is a challenging alternative.

source: Alp Mora, official trail no. 251

Detailed Description

Alp Mora - no. 251 is a 9 mile popular intermediate route located near Domat/Ems. This mountain bike only route. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 4,335 ft with a max elevation of 6,887 ft then descends -362 ft.

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Plaunca Rudera

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Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
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More Stats for Alp Mora - no. 251 mountain bike route

Altitude change

3,968 ft
Altitude min

2,829 ft
Altitude start

2,907 ft
Altitude end

6,877 ft
Grade

8.7%
Grade max

-36.3%
Grade min

80.5%
Distance climb

7 miles
Distance down

1 mile
Distance flat

413 ft

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