The magazine presents the ten best multi-day routes in the Alps, each with a typology. The stage tours can be tackled in a wide variety of versions: from the racer to the dignified all-inclusive package.

The options for multi-day tours could not be more varied. As a tourist across the breathtaking Jungfrau region, as a racer on the Swiss Epic on the trails in Graubünden or circumnavigating Mont Blanc in three days. Then there are the culinary enthusiasts on the Route 66 in Ticino, the e-mountain bikers on the Haute Route from Chamonix to Zermatt or even as far as the sea on the Trans Provence. Last but not least, three contrasts: The maximum of what is possible on the Barrhorn, the optimum on the PostBus Tour or the minimum on the 1000-kilometer non-stop bikepacking tour across Switzerland. That's how wide the range of possible multi-day tours is, and they've all found a place in the September issue of Ride.

Content Ride N°71

• Extensive lounge pages with all the important news from the sport of mountain biking
• Portfolio highlights
• Multi-day tour 01: the tourist - Jungfrau-Cross
• Multi-day tour 02: the needy - Haute Route E-MTB
• Multi-day tour 03: the maximizer - Barrhorn and Argentinian
• Multi-day tour 04: the optimizer - Postbus tour
• Multi-day tour 05: the southerner - Trans Provence
• Multi-day tour 06: the bon vivant - Route 66 around Lugano
• Multi-day tour 07: the pragmatist - Zurich - Paris
• Multi-day tour 08: the thrifty - Hope-1000
• Multi-day tour 09: the sportsman - Swiss Epic Route
• Multi-day tour 10: the circumnavigator - Tour du Mont Blanc

Pages: 136
Language: German