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Süd Bike Mountainbike Tourenvorschläge / Mountain bike tour suggestions E-Bike Tourenvorschläge / E-bike tour suggestions Gravelbike Tourenvorschläge / Gravel bike tour suggestions Sommer 2021 18 Pontresina – Bernina Diavolezza – 19 Maloja – Isola – Petpreir – Val Fex – Maloja 22 Pontresina – Val Roseg – Pontresina 23 Sils – Val Fex – Sils 26 St. Moritz – Lej Marsch – Surlej – 27 Maloja – Isola – Ca d' Starnam – Maloja Val da Fain – Pontresina Alp da Staz – Lej da Staz – St. Moritz 3 h 30 min 25,5 km 1 h 14 km 1 h 30 min 15,5 km 1 h 20 min 12,5 km 3 h 20 min 29,5 km 1 h 40 min 16,5 km Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Fahrtechnik: wenig Fitness / Fahrtechnik: wenig Fitness / Fahrtechnik: wenig Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Technical level: intermediate Fitness / Technical level: basic Fitness / Technical level: basic Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Technical level: basic Fitness / Technical level: intermediate Fitness / Technical level: intermediate 20 Sils – Alp Surlej – Lej Nair – Surlej – Sils 24 St. Moritz – Maloja über Alp Surlej 28 La Punt – Alp Arpiglia – Zuoz 2 h 50 min 20,5 km 3 h 20,5 km 1 h 45 min 12 km Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Fahrtechnik: sehr gut Fitness / Fahrtechnik: wenig Fitness / Technical level: intermediate Fitness / Technical level: advanced Fitness / Technical level: basic 21 Zuoz – S-chanf – Chapella – Acla Laret – Zuoz 25 Zuoz – Alp Es-cha Dadour – Madulain – Zuoz 29 Zuoz – S-chanf – Val Susauna 2 h 40 min 21,5 km 1 h 45 min 12 km 3 h 15 min 32 km Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Fahrtechnik: wenig Fitness / Fahrtechnik: mittel Fitness / Technical level: intermediate Fitness / Technical level: basic Fitness / Technical level: intermediate Mehr Informationen zu den Mehr Informationen zu den Mehr Informationen zu den Mountainbike Tourenvorschlägen. E-Bike Tourenvorschlägen. Gravelbike Tourenvorschlägen. Diese Berge, diese Seen, dieses Licht. More information about the More information about the More information about the Engadin Mountain bike tour suggestions. E-bike tour suggestions. Gravel bike tour suggestions. Bike Schulen Cima Presanella Cima de Piazzi Cima Viola Cima di Saoseo Monte Adamello Corno Baitone Curnasel Piz Varuna Piz Cambrena Piz Palü Bellavista Piz Zupo Piz Argient Crast’ Agüzza Piz Bernina Piz Scerscen Piz Roseg Piz Sella Piz Dschimels Piz Glüschaint Piz Tremoggia Piz Fora M. dell’ Oro Monte Disgrazia Monte Sissone Cima di Castello 3556 m 3439 m 3374 m 3264 m 3554 m 3331 m 2809 m 3453 m 3602 m 3900 m 3922 m 3996 m 3945 m 3854 m 4049 m 3971 m 3937 m 3511 m 3477 m 3594 m 3441 m 3363 m 3155 m 3678 m 3330 m 3383 m Bike schools t a r St. Moritz g Piz d’Arlas Rif. Marco e Rosa CAI o Crap Pers c St. Moritz Bikeschule - Suvretta Sports 3375 m 3597 m n 3250 m a V i +41 81 833 62 33, www.suvretta-sports.ch l ü a a d P B r nach a Piz Trovat e Poschiavo, Tirano d Pontresina t 3146 m t r e d a V Alp Grüm Sassal Mason d Piz Campasc V Sass Queder Piz Morteratsch g a e V 2103 m 2355 m a o s Bernina Sport 2599 m R V a 3751 m d a 3066 m Il Chapütschin Piz Lagalb t d Vadr a Piz Güz d Diavolezza, 2978 m l e et d r r d r 3386 m e a d 2959 m a V a r 3166 m c +41 81 842 70 40, www.berninasport.ch e V e a d F t d t r e M. del Forno Munt Pers S Piz Murtèl Piz Corvatsch e a t x d Piz Aguagliouls o Isla Persa d F 3214 m e n 3207 m V d 3433 m 3451 m a a Piz Led 3118 m l e r Samedan l a 2720 m l T d o a Piz Tschierva r 3088 m d l Chamanna Coaz SAC e o F IT ALIA G m r a z L 3546 m l T o e 2610 m ü Capanna del Forno SAC IT ALIA a g Bike School Engadin - Skills & Trails g t e s o g z 2574 m Piz Boval i d P B c a i e Piz Fedoz +41 76 471 47 53, www.bikeschool-engadin.ch 3353 m c Bernina-Hospiz a r h s Chamanna da Tschierva SAC 3190 m Piz Bacun n Pizzi dei Rossi e 2307 m c i Corvatsch Bergstation, 3303 m r 3244 m 2583 m e o Lej da Diavolezza h 3027 m d Bär Snowsports Engadin, Bike-, Berg- und Schneesportschule c h V c 2234 m s a r s V a n 2573 m t d t u r v V Piz la Stretta / M. Breva a e a r r t a V W Piz Misaun t l +41 81 852 11 77 / +41 76 540 11 12, 3104 m e d a re v t ad r i B a V La Stretta n e Lej Nair L r a o M t rn M j d a Parco Nazionale dello Stelvio e in o e Lej Alv r a a Chamanna da Boval SAC 3272m i L C u 2476 m b B Lej Pitschen s www.snowsportsengadin.ch Lej Minor e a s M l 2639 m r 2495 m a l t h e Piz Murtaira LIVIGNO, 1805 m r n u a Munt Cotschen i C V a 2361 m e a a d l Piz da la Margna t b o d n c 2858 m t o l d re Piz Chüern a 3104 m 3159 m o a l t t d n i i t e F r n i e e d e t n 2689 m F r i F a Piz Mandra r z l e d s e d l d Motta Salatschina o V a Piz Lavirun / Piz Leverone Lej Pers r a Lej Sgrischus e 3091 m 2070 m M a 2329 m o F o 3058 m Bernina Lagalb 2533 m d 2618 m i V 1992 m n V a x g s d i Fuorcla Chamuera a a Energy Bänkli i v l 2107 m V i L Corna Cavalli Punta Casana M u d 2891 m i n n e g o o r Piz Chalchagn l L a 2991 m 3007 m Bernina-Diavolezza, 2093 m 3154 m F Rifugio Galli di Cassana Alp da Segl a Piz Salacina Energy benches V Furtschellas Piz da l’Acqua 2601 m 2058 m 1805 m Piz Chaschauna/ a 2599 m Piz Saliente l 2800 m V Alp da Cavloc 3126 m Piz Casana d Fuorcla Surlej Grialetsch Alp Munt z 3048 m a Chalchais o e F 2755 m 2694 m 2374 m d l n 3071 m a e Lej da Cavloc Pass Chaschauna i 1963 m F t o n n Fuorcla Trupchun a 2694 m Piz Prünella Bernina Suot Gletscherweg a 1907 m Fuorcla dal Diavel a n i n d C Piz Chaschanella F a 18 Piz Albris Motta Salacina Fuorcla Chaschauna u a Muott’ Ota a l V a l d O u r Piz Surlej r 2827 m e 3166 m V Piz Serra 2929 m l 2103 m 2782 m n A Piz Fier 2804 m i 2991 m Ils Lejins e d g Piz dal Diavel u Die Energy Bänkli dienen nicht nur als Veloständer oder v r 3188 m n 3095 m i Fuorcla Pischa Curtins . 3058 m Aela a a v 2526 m V a g 2329 m Piz Vaüglia L 2848 m Morteratsch, 1896 m 2159 m L a Corvatsch Mittelstation Murtèl, 2702 m Piz Prüna a e a a Sitzgelegenheit, sondern bieten Zusatzfunktionen wie 2974 m l Chalchagn Pitschen n r Muot v a 3153 m s Hotel/Rest. Roseggletscher u e Rabgiusa Ca d’ Starnam a O l u o a r l Piz Languard 2789 m 1999 m h Margun V e 2444 m 2042 m m R Lej da Bitabergh n Bernina Bahn a Steckdosen für das Aufladen von mobilen Geräten und c ü 3262 m Marmorè s h 1854 m r a 23 Crasta e C P l Muottas da Puntraschigna l n a l a l e 2202 m Piz Quattervals u a n Lej da la 1951 m h h v Chamanna Georgy 2499 m a Furtschellas Mittelstation, 2312 m c V rü Chamanna Paradis Curtinella l i a E-Bikes und einen Free-WiFi Hot-Spot. 3165 m p O P 2594 O Piz Rosatsch Fuorcla a g u C a Timun 3175 m V va e g l r l u va a 2540 m V 2489 m 2500 m r l l e T O l d 3134 m Alpetta l B e l Lej Languard a a v a V 2253 m L 27 V g l r a Fuorcla Val Sassa d e Alp Prünella a B e i n n g e 2272 m Prugnieu Passo del Maloja B The energy benches not only offer seating accommodations a u r D a a a 2857 m v a 2213 m r d n Piz Mezdi 1 l i 2195 m MALOJA, 1809 m n O l V h 1815 m a m g nach Soglio, c a se 2992 m Platta d Alp Chaschauna a Ro T s Schuoler Ova d Chiavenna and bike stands, they also serve as free Wi-Fi hotspots and l Alp Trupchun a a Piz da Staz La Muotta 19 Belvedere V r 2210 m a 2213 m n Alp Prüma Isola h a Piz Muragl 2847 m Cresta a 2040 m u Il Corn ü Alp Prasüra V Piz Tantermozza C r 1913 m Margun Vegl Alp Surlej Vaüglia Casaccia p Champatsch P 3157 m l l 2959 m 1950 m 1458 m charging stations for mobile devices and e-bikes.
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