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A good training track for all those who like it a bit more technically demanding, but still don't want to take any risks.
moderate
15 km
2:09 h
407 m
407 m
On the one hand the route can be driven from the Ochsenalp. On the other hand you can turn off at the red step. The route from Ochsenalp is a bit more strenuous, but you have a nice piece of single trail as well. Maybe the first part has to be pushed a few meters. Over the red step the whole route is well rideable.
Author’s recommendation
A stop at Ochsenalp is a must. In addition, it is essential to walk up to the Hauptichopf (2 minutes) next to the tour and enjoy the breathtaking view of Arosa!
Difficulty
S2
moderate
Technique
Stamina
Experience
Landscape
Highest point
2142 m
Lowest point
1735 m
Best time of year
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Rest Stop
Brüggerstuba at the middle stationOchsenalp hut
Start
Obersee Arosa (1734 m)
Coordinates:
Geographic
46.783520, 9.682958
UTM
32T 552131 5181334
Destination
Obersee Arosa
Turn-by-turn directions
On the one hand the route can be driven from the Ochsenalp. On the other hand you can turn off at the red step. The route from Ochsenalp is a bit more strenuous, but you have a nice piece of single trail as well. Maybe the first part has to be pushed a few meters. Over the red step the whole route is well rideable.
Note
Wildlife refuge Waldungen linke Talseite: December 20 - April 30
all notes on protected areas
Public transport
Public transport friendly
The Arosa Railway twitches like a tram through Chur, past the city wall, the Malteser Tower and the Obertor, the landmark of the capital of Graubünden. But soon it's over with the city stroll on rails. At the city border, the Arosa Railway turns into a mountain railway and winds its way through the wild Schanfigger Valley up to the famous holiday resort of Arosa. On the only 26 km long route, the train climbs over a thousand metres.Getting there
From Chur it takes about 40 minutes on a winding road uphill. The Schanfiggerstrasse meanders through the valley and overcomes 1320m altitude difference on 30km and 360 curves.Parking
Right next to the starting point is the Ochsenbühl multi-storey car park, where you can park for CHF 6.00 a day.Arrival by train, car, foot or bike
Equipment
All-mountain or enduro bikeDifficulty
S2
moderate
Distance
15 km
Duration
2:09h
Ascent
407 m
Descent
407 m
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