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Photo: Davos Klosters

Lucas D
on the September 22, 2018

ich bin diese Tour diese Woche gefahren,also mit der Bahn ...

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Intricate trails and breath-taking views cause the biker's heart to pound. The tour is very demanding.

This route passes through an inaccessible area and is therefore closed. Current information

closed

moderate

Distance 32.8 km

5:00 h

1,130 m

2,352 m

1,539 m

The tour begins with a climb to Schatzalp. The first stretch is on asphalt, crossing the promenade and then reaches a wide road. After Schatzalp the route follows a path to Strelapass, getting steeper all the way. At Strelapass you turn onto the Panoramaweg. This leads you high above Davos (attention: in places steep drops) over to the high path and again over to Parsenn mountain inn on the Gotschnagrat. The return journey follows a difficult trail to Schwarzseealp - only suitable for very good bikers. After Schwarzseealp an easier stretch continues to Gotschnaboden. Then a single trail, direction Wolfgangpass, leads on to a cycle path back to Davos.

Author

Alexander Koberl

Update: April 24, 2020

Difficulty

moderate

Technique

Stamina

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Landscape

Highest point

2,352 m

Lowest point

1,539 m

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Track types

Asphalt

8.7 km

Dirt road

5.2 km

Forested/wild trail

14.8 km

Path

3.6 km

Bike pushing needed

0.1 km

Road

0.5 km

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Safety information

In Davos Klosters there are many alps with livestock farming. Therefore, you can expect to encounter animals everywhere. Please be considerate and drive the terrain at an appropriate

speed.

Start

Davos, Tourismus- und Sportzentrum (1,539 m)

Coordinates:

SwissGrid

2'782'391E 1'185'758N

46.797989, 9.828102

DMS

46°47'52.8"N 9°49'41.2"E

UTM

32T 563193 5183048

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Destination

Davos, Tourismus- und Sportzentrum

Turn-by-turn directions

Davos, Tourismus- und Sportzentrum - Davos Platz - Schatzalp - Strelapass - Panoramaweg - Parsennhütte - Gotschnagrat - Schwarzseealp - Gotschnaboden - Wolfgang - Davos Dorf - Davos Platz - Davos, Tourismus- und Sportzentrum

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all notes on protected areas

Public transport

Mit dem Zug (RhB) bis Davos Platz, kurze Fahrt mit dem Bike zum Tourismus- und Sportzentrum Davos (Ausgangspunkt) .

Getting there

Von Zürich / St. Margrethen her kommend verlassen Sie die Autobahn A13/E43 in Landquart in Richtung Landquart, Davos, Vereina. Fahren Sie auf der N28 bis nach Davos.

Parking

Parkmöglichkeiten am Tourismus- und Sportzentrum in Davos.

Coordinates

SwissGrid

2'782'391E 1'185'758N

46.797989, 9.828102

DMS

46°47'52.8"N 9°49'41.2"E

UTM

32T 563193 5183048

w3w

///bunkers.ship.ranches

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Lucas D

September 22, 2018 · Community

ich bin diese Tour diese Woche gefahren,also mit der Bahn zum Weissfluhjoch, der Felsenweg ist wieder offen, dann über Strela gemäss diesem Track hier. Der Trail von Gotschnagrat runter zur Schwarzseealp ist nicht einfach das stimmt, aber es sind nur einige Meter die wirklich schwierig sind, selbst für mich als eher schlechter fahrer war es zu 90% fahrbar und das heisst was. Vor allem die Aussicht von Strelapass bis zum Gotschnagrat ist gigantisch, danach bis nach Davos schöne Trails.

When did you do this route? September 20, 2018

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Difficulty

moderate

Distance

32.8 km

Duration

5:00 h

Ascent

1,130 m

Descent

1,130 m

Highest point

2,352 m

Lowest point

1,539 m

Circular route Scenic Refreshment stops available Singletrail/Free ride

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