Bike Kingdom is extending the biking season through the end of November
Single Trails Instead of a Winter Break
The lower-elevation trails in Bike Kingdom, in particular, continue to offer opportunities to rack up trail kilometers in late fall. Around Chur and Lenzerheide, the biking season can be extended quite a bit, depending on snow conditions. And even those who prefer to gain elevation via the mountain railways will find plenty to enjoy: The Rothorn 1 gondola and the Rothorn 2 aerial tramway in Lenzerheide will remain in operation on weekends through November 22—weather and snow conditions permitting.
Additional Park Laps Through the End of November
Of course, gravity fans will also get their money’s worth. As part of the November high season, plans are in place to keep the Rothorn 1 gondola in operation on weekends through November 22, 2026. This means that even after the official end of the season, riders can still enjoy more laps at Bike Kingdom Park Lenzerheide.
This is contingent on snow-free trails as well as suitable weather and operating conditions. As soon as snowmaking begins or winter operations take priority, bike park operations will be suspended.
And for everyone with a Gravity Card: You can still use it until November 8, 2026.
Stay informed before hitting the trails
Whether it’s the bike park or a singletrack, conditions on the mountain can change quickly in November. Snow, frost, and wet conditions affect the rideability of the trails. That’s why checking the latest trail and facility information is essential before every ride.
Bike Kingdom shows which trails are currently rideable and which mountain lifts are in operation on its website and in the Bike Kingdom app.
One thing is certain: The biking season doesn’t have to end with the regular mountain lift schedule. As long as the trails are rideable, biking continues at Bike Kingdom.
For more information and the latest trail updates: Cycling in November at Bike Kingdom
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