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The descent from the Weissfluhjoch in Davos to Küblis is one of the most legendary and longest ski slopes in Switzerland - but in summer it is also a first-class and exceptional singletrail descent for mountain bikers with an adapted route. The key data: 15 kilometers and 1860 Elevation loss. The route goes by the name of "Duranna-Run" and is one of the longest mountain bike descents in Graubünden.

The Durannapass is one of the great classics among Graubünden's mountain bike tours, but the original route is a little outdated. The version via the Tritt is the modern version of the Durannapass tour with a very high proportion of singletrails. "Unnecessary" climbs are mastered with the mountain railroad or the RhB.

Experiencing the sunrise on the Flüela Schwarzhorn is a great classic in the Davos region. Normally you do this on foot. Things get more interesting when you lug your bike to the summit and then ride down to Davos on single trails in the morning light.

Three sensational singletrail descents ride from the summit of the Jakobshorn in Davos to Davos. In combination, they make for a first-class and varied enduro route.

What connects Davos and Thusis? It's primarily single trails. They form the basis of this remote and fun route. Also included: the Zügen and Schyn gorges. The route from Thusis to Davos can be mastered with the Rhaetian Railway.

From the summit to the valley on a flowing single trail - that's possible on the Jakobshorn in Davos. The descent over the Brämabüelgrat to Ischalp and further down to the village center is only a few meters on gravel roads, the rest is pure trail fun.

The Fanezfurgga is an inconspicuous crossing into the wild Ducantal valley near Davos and the starting point for an exceptionally attractive singletrail descent into the Sertig valley. However, the ascent to Furgga involves a hike.

The "Graubünden Bike" route is a real treat among the mountain bike routes in the mountain bike country of Switzerland. The tour takes you across the Grisons in eleven days and features classics such as the Scaletta, Glas, Tomül, Kunkels, Duranna and Strela passes.

The IMBA has added the route from Sertig to Filisur to its list of epic trails - and rightly so. The tour consists almost exclusively of flowing single trails and ends under the famous Landwasser Viaduct.

Two excellent descents ride from the Jakobshorn near Davos into the side valleys. The version into the Dischma valley is the crisper version, with a fantastic panorama and a first-class singletrail section on the way back to Davos.