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Lower Engadine with new bike signaling

The development of the Engadin Scuol destination has brought two new mountain bike routes to the vacation region. As a regional implementation of the national "Switzerland Mobile" project, around 260 kilometers of bike routes have been created and signposted.

Two new regional bike routes have been created as part of Engadin Scuol Tourism's development of its offering. Similar to the existing route no. 444, known from the National Park Bike Marathon, they ride right across the region and partly into neighboring countries. The newly created and uniformly signposted routes can be ridden in four or five stages as multi-day tours. Route no. 442 rides from Susch along the north side of the Inn in challenging mountain stages to Martina (102.5 kilometers/4,412 vertical meters), route no. 443 from Sent via Burgeis, Martina, Samnaun to the Heidelbergerhütte and back to Sent (160 km/6,666 vertical meters). All Swiss start and finish points can be reached by public transport. Thanks to the option of transporting bikes by train and PostBus, the sections are ideal as day tours, for hobby bikers as well as connoisseurs or entire families.

Source: Press release Engadin Scuol Tourismus


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