Thicker tires, more suspension travel, better riding technique: mountain bikers can be found more and more often in high alpine terrain. Thomas Giger is one of them. He combines mountaineering and mountain biking and was the first to reach all 54 possible mountain bike destinations in the Alps above 3,000 meters above sea level. He is often accompanied by professional photographers such as Alex Buschor, Martin Bissig and Simon Ricklin. This unique pool of extraordinary mountain bike images and adventurous single trails has resulted in a fascinating multimedia show, which is celebrating its premiere on the big screen of the Davos Congress Center on the occasion of the Ride Congress.

Date: September 12, 2018, 8 p.m.
Location: Davos Congress Center
Tickets: 15.00 CHF in the online presale; 20.00 CHF at the box office
Flyer: PDF download
Web: nextlevel.bike

Thomas Giger is considered one of the pioneers of alpine mountain biking. As the publisher of Singletrail Maps, the mountain bike magazine Ride and as the founding father of the tourism platform "Herbert", he primarily earns his living in front of the screen, but his undiminished preferred workplace is the single trails in the Alps - whenever possible above 3000 meters above sea level.

The multimedia show "Next Level" in Davos is both the premiere and, for the time being, the only performance. It has not yet been decided whether the show will also be shown at other locations at a later date.