Poschiavo | Ride MTB

The Col d'Anzana is one of the trail classics in Valtellina and Val Poschiavo. The classic version leads down a bumpy descent to Tirano, while this version on the Swiss side offers an extra load of steep flow as the finalissima.

Easily accessible from the Cavaglia train station, the Val d'Urse route is a short but rewarding tour in Valposchiavo. It enchants with little ascent, the view of the valley, beautiful, moderately difficult trails and ends in Poschiavo.

The rope bridge trail, also known as Ciak si gira, is one of the trail highlights in Valposchiavo. The descent impresses with a great mix of flow and technical riding challenges, but the secret star of the route is the unique bike rope bridge.

The tour via Sassiglion connects the Vivabike trails "Melody" and "Barghi". The view of the valley and, above all, the top trails, which ride almost seamlessly to Lago di Poschiavo, make up for the climb.

The chapel of San Romerio is a classic destination for mountain bikers in Poschiavo. The route becomes really interesting if you start it on the Bernina Pass and then shuttle back to the hospice on the Rhaetian Railway.

Lago Saoseo in the Val di Camp near Poschiavo is considered one of the most beautiful mountain lakes in Switzerland and is the destination of this no less magnificent singletrail tour through the Poschiavo Valley.

The Passo Gallo is one of the best-known and most beautiful singletrail descents in Graubünden. If you combine this with the ride over the Passo da Val Viola into the Puschlav, the route becomes a unique but strenuous super tour.

Poschiavo is known for the Bernina descent, the Col d'Anzana and San Romerio. But the valley has much more to offer, such as the Selva Trail.

The church of San Romerio lies on a rocky outcrop high above Poschiavo. It is the culmination point of an excellent singletrail tour from Poschiavo.

The La Rösa route is the lesser-known version of the Bernina-Poschiavo tour and also leads from the Bernina Pass to Poschiavo and back by RhB. The descent is also known as the Poschiavino Trail.