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631 Durannapass

· 1 review · Mountainbiking · Davos Klosters
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The Durannapass is one of the great mountain bike classics of Graubünden - in combination with the Strelapass, and rightly so. The tour is also suitable for less experienced single trail riders and offers a wonderful mix of landscape, trails and culture.
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Distance 45.4 km
6:30 h
2,019 m
2,019 m
2,350 m
1,354 m
From Davos, the route follows forest roads up to the Schatzalp, then on to the Strelaalp and then on an increasingly steep alpine road to the Strelapass. Here the first descent begins. It leads on a demanding single trail down to Sapün. From there the descent continues on a gravel road down to Langwies, where the next long but pleasant ascent to the settlement of Strassberg and on to the idyllic Grünsee right next to the Durannapass begins. A fun trail now leads across the plateau and then on a small alpine road down to Untersäss, where there is the possibility of changing the descent to a rugged single trail. A little below Untersäss you turn right and follow a trail to the valley station of the Schiferbahn. A gravel road now leads to Serneuser Schwendi and from there largely along the railway line to Laret. A last steep section has to be mastered until finally the Wolfgangpass on the outskirts of Davos is reached. Note: The route is fully signposted as Route 631 (Durannapass-Strelapass).

Author’s recommendation

The long ascent from Davos to the Strelapass can be covered on the Parsennbahn. From the Weissfluhjoch a rapid descent through the Haupter Täli leads over the rock path to the Strelapass.

Pack your swimming trunks and take a refreshing dip in the green lake at the Durannapass.

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Author
Remy Horn 
Update: June 09, 2020
Difficulty
S2 difficult
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Highest point
2,350 m
Lowest point
1,354 m
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Track types

Asphalt 0.63%Forested/wild trail 28.31%Path 0.05%Bike pushing needed 10.62%Road 16.06%
Asphalt
0.3 km
Forested/wild trail
12.8 km
Path
0 km
Bike pushing needed
4.8 km
Road
7.3 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 Platz, Tourism & Sport Centre (1,538 m)
Coordinates:
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2'782'320E 1'185'857N
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46.798902, 9.827208
DMS
46°47'56.0"N 9°49'37.9"E
UTM
32T 563124 5183149
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Destination

Davos Platz, Tourism & Sport Centre

Turn-by-turn directions

Davos - Büschalp - Panoramaweg - Strelapass - Sapün Dörfji - Langwies - Strassberg - Durannapass - Schifer - Serneuser Schwendi - Hst. Cavadürli - Laret - Wolfgang - Davos

Note


all notes on protected areas

Public transport

Public-transport-friendly

With the RHB from Landquart to Davos Platz.

Getting there

Route 28 from Landquart to Davos.

Parking

Please use public parking spaces in Davos Klosters.

Coordinates

SwissGrid
2'782'320E 1'185'857N
DD
46.798902, 9.827208
DMS
46°47'56.0"N 9°49'37.9"E
UTM
32T 563124 5183149
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Questions and answers

Question from Marcel Spilker  · September 20, 2021 · Community
Hallo mit E-Bike 625 Watt durch 631 Durannapass??? Gruss Mäse
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Answered by Herbert Kabusch  · September 21, 2021 · Community
Hallo Marcel! Mit 625 Watt im Eco Betrieb und ca. 70-75Kg Körpergewicht kannst Du die Tour locker fahren. Ansonsten nimm einen zweiten Accu mit dann bist Du auf der sicheren Seite. Optimal wäre es wenn einige trockene Tage vor der Tour sind. Ich wünsche Dir eine schöne Tour und genieße die Zeit mit dem Bike. Schöne Grüße! Herbert
Question from Herbert Kabusch  · August 19, 2021 · Community
ist diese Bikestrecke auch mit dem E- Bike befahrbar? Danke für Deine Mühe. Herbert
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Answered by Andrea Mende · August 19, 2021 · Arosa Lenzerheide
Lieber Herbert Die Tour ist grundsätzlich nicht für E-Bike Fahrer zu empfehlen. Besser geht die Tour mit dem leichteren Mountain-Bike oder Enduro-Bike. Diese Tour ist technisch recht anspruchsvoll. Freundliche Grüsse Arosa Tourismus
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Rating

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Herbert Kabusch 
August 22, 2021 · Community
Bin diese Tour am 21.08.2021 gefahren und sie ist jeden Tropfen Schweiß wert. Wer sein E-Bike beherrscht kann diese Tour auch mit dem E-Bike fahren und erspart sich einige Schiebemeter. Eine Tour die alles bietet.
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When did you do this route? August 21, 2021

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Difficulty
S2 difficult
Distance
45.4 km
Duration
6:30 h
Ascent
2,019 m
Descent
2,019 m
Highest point
2,350 m
Lowest point
1,354 m
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