The low location of the trails on Chur's local mountain Brambrüesch, with the Känzeli middle station at 1100 meters above sea level, allows the Alpenbikepark to open early. The 2021 season starts on Good Friday, April 2, with four days of operation in a row thanks to the Easter holidays, followed by weekend and public holiday operations until June 6. Daily summer operations will start on June 12 and will be supplemented by evening operations until 9 p.m. on Saturdays until the end of August.

The five signposted bike park trails cover a wide range with two blue, one red and two black trails, and from the mountain station to the valley there are 1000 meters of altitude difference. As there is still snow above the middle station, the two routes of the lower section are available on the opening weekend. If the upper section up to the Brambrüesch mountain station is also snow-free, numerous other descents, via Churwalden, Malix and Passugg or the Antenna Trail, can be reached with just a few meters of additional ascent. The Singletrail Map or the Bike Kingdom app can be used for orientation.

A single ride for both sections including bike transport costs 18 francs, the day ticket costs 42 francs. If you have a "graubündenCARD", you can ride the Brambrüesch mountain railroads including your bike for free.

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