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Postauto-Tour Graubünden - 3 days

The Postauto-Tour has become a well-known MTB offer in Graubünden. With an ingenious route and timetable, you can cover almost the entire canton of Graubünden in three days. From Scuol to Val Müstair, then to Val Poschiavo and finally over the Engadine to Chur. The stages are characterized by an exceptionally high proportion of single trails.

The Postauto-Tour is tackled independently (without a guide), using the Postbuses (Postauto) on the regular routes. The package also includes an elaborate route and timetable. Hotel accommodation is also organized and even luggage transport from one hotel to the next is possible. The tour can be booked as a carefree package including the organization of all possible services (hotels, shuttles, luggage transport - excluding Postbus reservations) or as a digital travel guide, where bookings are made individually and independently.

Suggested Postbus transportation during the tour (excl. reservations and tickets)

Overnight stays in selected bike hotels in Val Müstair, Poschiavo and Lenzerheide

Special trip from St. Moritz to the Julier Pass

GPS track of the entire route

Detailed route description with timetable, elevation profile, route information, tips and topo map

Optional luggage transportation during the entire tour

Facts

Duration

3 days

Distance

161 km

Downhill

8290 m

Uphill

3505 m

Skills:
 (S3)
 
Fitness:
 (up to 1300 meters of climbing)
 
Season

-

E-MTB

well suited

Package Operator

Ride MTB

You tackle the Postauto-Tour independently, using the Postbuses on the regular routes. The package includes a well thought-out route and timetable. Hotel accommodation including breakfast and luggage transport are also organized. The Postauto-Tour lasts three days, starting in Scuol and ending in Chur. The tour can be started daily from June 21 until the end of August. From September, the Postbus to Umbrail (day 2) only runs on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays - until October 20. This means that the tour can only be started on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays during this period. In addition, no more than five people can be on the tour at the same time.

The route is characterized by a high proportion of single trails and contains some of the most beautiful bike routes in Graubünden. The focus is on the trail and landscape experience, assuming average riding technique and a good level of fitness. Many of the climbs are covered by the Postbus routes, but there are still some climbs that you have to tackle under your own steam. The Postauto-Tour is a typical all-mountain tour.

The Postauto-Tour can only be booked via this platform in order to ensure Postbus transport capacity and smooth luggage transportation. The journey from St. Moritz to the Julier Pass is also not on an official scheduled route, but is made exclusively for the participants of the Postbus tour. Reservations for the recommended Postbus routes are made independently via the SBB app. Due to the transport capacity of the Postbuses, the group size is limited to a maximum of five people per tour.

The journey to Scuol and the return journey from Chur is made independently.

Route details for the Postauto-Tour

  • Stage 1: Scuol - Pass Costainas - Müstair (including PostBus ride from Scuol to S-charl)
  • Stage 2: Müstair - Umbrail Pass - Bocchetta di Forcola - Lago di Cancano - Arnoga - Pass da Val Viola - Rif. Saoseo - Poschiavo (including post bus ride Müstair to Umbrailpass)
  • Stage 3: Poschiavo - Bernina Pass - Bernina Suot - Pontresina - St. Moritz - Julier Pass - Bivio - Sur - Alp Flix - Savognin - Tiefencastel - Lenzerheide - Chur (including Postbus ride from Poschiavo to the Bernina Pass, from St. Moritz to the Julier Pass and from Tiefencastel to Lenzerheide)

You can book the Postauto-Tour either independently or as part of a complete package that includes hotel reservations and luggage transport. If you book independently, you will receive GPS tracking and detailed route descriptions, as well as comprehensive travel instructions with all contact details and insider tips.

When you book independently, you will receive detailed route information as well as precise details about hotels, luggage transport, and bicycle reservations on the Postauto routes. You are responsible for making the entire booking yourself. The package includes the following services:

  • Download GPS tracks
  • Detailed route description (package guide) including timetable for the Postauto-Tour
  • Detailed travel instructions with all the important information you need to book the service providers yourself
  • Cost: CHF 40

This is the quick and easy way to book the three-day Postauto-Tour across Grisons. The digital booking dossier contains all the details of your trip, including a download link for the GPS tracks or labels for luggage transport. The complete package includes the following services:

  • Two nights' accommodation in a bike hotel, including breakfast
  • GPS track downloads
  • Detailed route description (package guide) including schedule for the Postauto-Tour
  • Optional luggage transport throughout the tour
  • Tickets for the Postauto routes and bike reservations are not included. These can be booked individually online via the SBB app.

Cost of the 3-day Postauto-Tour:

  • without luggage transport: from CHF 381/person (double room)
  • with luggage transport: from CHF 532/person (double room)

With the complete package, we take care of hotel reservations and luggage transport, including all billing.

Group size is limited to 5 people, as the Postauto can carry a maximum of 5 bikes.
The total number of people in twin/single rooms must therefore not exceed 5.

Group size:
0
Baggage transport costs:
0
Total costs:
40

To pay for your booking, you will be redirected to the Ride checkout page. Once your booking has been successfully completed, you will immediately receive an email containing a link to your digital booking file.

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