While the Bahnentour Davos Klosters remains a tour at the limit of what is possible, the Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz is the flow version of the tour. The single trails are smoother and the schedule is not quite as compact. Nevertheless, if you want to cover the 6,400 meters of altitude in one day, you have to stick to the sophisticated schedule. At the heart of the Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz is the 3000-metre-high Piz Nair, which is the starting point for four of the seven descents. The Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz also includes the Corviglia Flow Trail and the descent from Trais Fluors.

As with the original route in Davos, the Bahnentour focuses on downhill fun on single trails. However, it is anything but a pure downhill tour. The Engadin version also has a total ascent of 670 meters. The GPS track for both Bahnentours can be found on the website, attractive hotel packages are available and both Bahnentours can be tackled with a guide.

At the same time as the launch of the Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz, the Bahnentour website was completely redesigned and a new logo developed for the tour.

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Bahnenentour Engadin St. Moritz
Distance: 72 km
Ascend: 670 hm
Descent: 6400 hm
Number of descents: 7
Season duration: June 21 to October 17, 2014 (Bahnentour open from the beginning of July due to snow conditions)

Davos Klosters Bahnentour
Distance: 80 km
Ascend: 635 hm
Descent: 8470 hm (10,000 vertical meters again from 2015)
Number of descents: 8
Duration of the season: June 28 to October 19, 2014