Monstein
Description
After an initial ascent, you reach Clavadel at the entrance to the Sertig Valley. A short descent leads down to the Sertigbach stream, the Sertigtal road is crossed, and then the route leads through a mix of single trails and forest roads over the Heidboden and Junkerboden to Spina. Here begins the ascent to the mountain station of the Rinerhornbahn Jatzmeder, immediately before which you branch off to the right onto the high-level trail towards Monstein. This is a fun, sometimes tricky and then flowy route to Hauderalp. After a few bends on the road towards Monstein, another attractive single trail branches off towards Oberalp and Inneralp. From Inneralp, the route then descends to Monstein. After a short refreshment stop, you ride downhill on forest roads via Spina to Glaris, where you change sides of the valley to avoid the traffic on the main road. The route then leads leisurely via Lengmatta and Frauenkirch back to Davos and the starting point at the Davos sports center. Note: The route is fully signposted with the number 335.
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Details of the tour
35 km
935 m
935 m
1 day
Davos
Davos
1355
well suited
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About the author: Thomas Giger
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Rode a slightly modified version on September 26, 2026. In Davos-Clavadel, I turned off into the Sertigtal valley, then onto the Alps Epic Trail above Sertig Dörfli. This adds only a little more elevation gain, but offers much more singletrack. However, it’s a strenuous singletrack, as it’s mostly uphill, and the many small, rocky and/or root-covered sections require strength and technique. Overall, though, it’s a super-beautiful and rewarding ride, both in terms of scenery and trail fun. Note: I mostly encountered e-bikers, many of whom struggled more than I did on my muscle bike. As I said: With so many small ramps, good technique is essential, and a motor offers only limited help.