Mountain Bike

8.2 miles

Distance

1,604 ft

Climb

-1,604 ft

Descent

3,172 ft

High Point

The best place to start this mountain bike tour is in the village of Bonaduz, which together with Rhäzüns forms an actual high plateau. Bonaduz is also the gateway to the Rhine Gorge natural monument. After you have crossed the idyllic forest landscape near Bonaduz on well-maintained forest paths, there follows an ascent on a road with little traffic, which leads to Sigl Ault with a view. A single trail soon awaits you, leading smoothly down to the panoramic road above the Rhine Gorge. The "Ruinaulta", as the gorge is called in Romansh, is one of the most magnificent and diverse landscapes in the Alps, created 10,000 years ago by a landslide. You now follow this gorge with a magnificent view, past the "Zault" viewing platform (a photo stop is recommended), before finally diving back into the woods and returning to Bonaduz on extensive forest paths.

source: Bonaduzer Wald (256)

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Bonaduzer Wald - no. 256 is a 8 mile less popular easy route located near Bonaduz. This mountain bike only route. This route climbs 1,604 ft with a max elevation of 3,172 ft then descends -1,604 ft.

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More Stats for Bonaduzer Wald - no. 256 mountain bike route

Altitude change

1 ft
Altitude min

2,157 ft
Altitude start

2,159 ft
Altitude end

2,159 ft
Grade max

-120.6%
Grade min

73%
Distance climb

4 miles
Distance down

4 miles
Distance flat

1,260 ft

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