The Bahnentour is the enduro highlight of the Alps. The whole day is spent exclusively on single trails, no descent is ridden twice and a mountain railroad is used for (almost) all ascents. If you want to test the limits of what is possible, try to complete the entire route in one day. The original route with almost 10,000 vertical meters is available in Davos, the flow variant with 6400 vertical meters is ridden in Engadin St. Moritz.

For the Bahnentour, you can either download the GPX track, book a package with hotel accommodation including a Bahnentour ticket or organize a guide for a carefree tour. Further information and booking at:
www.bahnentour.bike

Herbert shovels the trails

Herbert came up with something special last Tuesday: He set off with friends and a shovel and tackled the snow between Strelapass and Chörbschhorn on a voluntary basis and without any mechanical aids. Although not all the snow could be removed, the passage is now noticeably smoother. Find out more at:
www.herbert.bike/news/fuer-den-bahnentour-start-herbert-schaufelt-den-schnee-von-den-trails

Rock path temporarily closed

There is currently and temporarily a sign on the rocky trail in Davos (Weissfluhjoch-Strelapass) stating that the trail is closed. However, the trail can be ridden without any problems, you just have to descend at one point. An alternative is the panoramic trail from the Parsenn middle station. In this case, do not ride to the Weissfluhjoch but start directly at the middle station. You will "lose" a few meters of descent altitude, but you can easily keep to the Bahnentour schedule.

Tour download

The Bahnentour Davos Klosters and the Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz are part of the tour database. Registered users can download the track for the tour here.
Bahnentour Davos Klosters: click here
Bahnentour Engadin St. Moritz: click here