Chur is electrified at the Nature E-Ride
The big premiere of the Nature E-Ride, the new e-bike festival in the Bike Kingdom and the Plessur region of Graubünden, will take place on the weekend of September 14 and 15, 2024. E-bike tours for all levels, an attractive festival site at the Brambrüeschbahn in Chur and a social ride with Claudio Caluori promise a unique e-bike experience.
After last year's successful kick-off, the big premiere of the e-bike festival offers even more trails, fun and adventure for the community. The festival offers a comprehensive program with level-appropriate e-bike tours, test opportunities and a lively festival area at the Brambrüeschbahn in Chur.
Participants can choose from a variety of e-bike tours in the destinations of Arosa, Chur, Churwalden, Lenzerheide and Tschiertschen-Praden. These are categorized according to different levels of difficulty. Whether you are a top athlete on the Bosch e-bike exploration tour or a connoisseur, individual or guided, there is something for everyone. For participants, tickets for the Rhaetian Railway and PostBus, enjoyment stops, testing opportunities and an after-ride beer and snacks are also included in the price.
The festival site in the parking lot at the Brambrüeschbahn in Chur offers testing opportunities throughout the weekend, including from the Cube Store Chur, Exclusive Bikes, Go Vertical and Dropin Bikeshop, as well as technique training from the Bikeschool Arosa and the best food thanks to Legends Pie, Thai Food and Schläck.
The event will create a unique experience in the region that picks up on the booming e-bike tourism and optimally connects the destinations of Arosa, Chur, Churwalden, Lenzerheide and Tschiertschen-Praden via the accessible valleys. At the same time, the positioning of (e-)mountain biking for the regions around Chur, Lenzerheide and Arosa is to be sharpened and direct added value created in the peripheral regions of Schanfigg, Tschiertschen and Churwalden.
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