Name: Bärental-Sandhubel-Wiesner Alp
Rating: 5

Mountain Bike

12.0 miles

Distance

4,871 ft

Climb

-5,684 ft

Descent

2 miles

High Point

Landschaftlich sehr schöne Tour weit weg von den viel befahrenen Trails in Bergbahnnähe. Kann ab Davos Frauenkirch oder Glaris gestartet werden und beginnt angenehm steigend auf breiter Alpstrasse. Der Trail geht ab Bärentaler Alp in einen durchgehenden technischen Trail über. Von dort an sind viele Tragepassagen nötig bis hinauf zum Alteiner Fürggli wo er in einen alpinen Trail übergeht bis zum Alteiner See. Ab da geht es mehr oder weniger Weglos hinauf zur Valbella Furgga und als zusätzlichen Trailspass weiter bis unterhalb Sandhubel. Dann beginnt der Fahrspass zuerst knackig mit engen switchbacks und geht anschliessend in einen flowig rassanten Trail via Wiesner Alp und weiter bis Wiesen Station Bahnhof Dort kann dann gerne im Bahnhof Beizli bei Kaffee & Kuchen, mit einem riesigen Grinsen im Gesicht, auf einen unvergesslichen Tag zurück-philosophiert werden...

Detailed Description

Bärental-Sandhubel-Wiesner Alp is a 12 mile popular expert route located near Davos. This mountain bike only route can be used one direction and has a hard overall physical rating. This route includes 1 trails. This route climbs 4,871 ft with a max elevation of 9,001 ft then descends -5,684 ft.

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Trails in Route

Aufstieg Bärentaler Alp

2 miles

Details

Riding area

Davos
Primary Activity

Mountain Bike
Difficulty rating

Black Diamond
Route Type

Point to Point
eBike Allowed

Yes
Bike type

AM, XC
Direction

One Direction
Physical rating

Hard

More Stats for Bärental-Sandhubel-Wiesner Alp mountain bike route

Altitude change

-813 ft
Altitude min

4,427 ft
Altitude start

5,240 ft
Altitude end

4,429 ft
Grade

-1.3%
Grade max

-87.4%
Grade min

86.2%
Distance climb

5 miles
Distance down

6 miles
Distance flat

2,057 ft

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Bärental-Sandhubel-Wiesner Alp route