336 Landschaft Davos
336 Landschaft Davos

Mountainbiking

Landschaft Davos

Landschaft Davos

Davos (Wolfgang)–Wiesen (Station)

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Landschaft Davos

Landschaft Davos

With the exception of a few uphill sections, most of this simple route through the Davos countryside is downhill, making it ideal for families and e-bikes. And one of its highlights is the old road through the stunning Zügenschlucht (Zügen Gorge).
This easy tour runs from the Wolfgangpass along simple field tracks or secondary roads through the open countryside of Davos, following the river downstream via Frauenkirch and Lengmatta to Glaris.

After the Monstein station comes the branch-off to the old road known as the Zügenstrasse. This former cantonal road takes us on a spectacular journey through the narrow gorge. With spectacular views we branch off at the Bärentritt (small flight of steps) onto a single trail that runs high above the gorge down to the Wiesen Station.

More than 3/4 of this tour is asphalted, making it particularly attractive also for e-bikes and families. From the Wiesen Station we then simply take the Rhaetian Railway to travel back in comfort to Davos Platz, Davos Dorf or to starting point at Davos Wolfgang.
With the exception of a few uphill sections, most of this simple route through the Davos countryside is downhill, making it ideal for families and e-bikes. And one of its highlights is the old road through the stunning Zügenschlucht (Zügen Gorge).
This easy tour runs from the Wolfgangpass along simple field tracks or secondary roads through the open countryside of Davos, following the river downstream via Frauenkirch and Lengmatta to Glaris.

After the Monstein station comes the branch-off to the old road known as the Zügenstrasse. This former cantonal road takes us on a spectacular journey through the narrow gorge. With spectacular views we branch off at the Bärentritt (small flight of steps) onto a single trail that runs high above the gorge down to the Wiesen Station.

More than 3/4 of this tour is asphalted, making it particularly attractive also for e-bikes and families. From the Wiesen Station we then simply take the Rhaetian Railway to travel back in comfort to Davos Platz, Davos Dorf or to starting point at Davos Wolfgang.
24 km | 1 Stage
Asphalted: 17 km
Natural surface: 7 km
Singletrail: 1 km
240 m | 680 m
easy | easy

Arrival | return travel

Arrival / return travel Davos Wolfgang
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Season

Season
Accessible from May to November.

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Closure, Davos, Zügenschlucht
Duration
until spring 2023
Reason
Stone chipping
The route is closed. There is no alternative route.
Data source: SwitzerlandMobility / Cantonal office

Arrival | return travel

Arrival / return travel Davos Wiesen
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Contact

Destination Davos Klosters
Talstrasse 41
7270 Davos Platz
Tel. +41 (0)81 415 21 21
info@davos.ch
www.davos.ch

Services

Accommodation

Jugendherberge Davos
Jugendherberge Davos
Davos Dorf
Precise Tale Seehof Davos
Precise Tale Seehof Davos
Davos Dorf
Hotel Dischma
Hotel Dischma
Davos Dorf
Hard Rock Hotel Davos
Hard Rock Hotel Davos
Davos Platz
Grischa - DAS Hotel Davos
Grischa - DAS Hotel Davos
Davos Platz
Hotel-Restaurant Ducan
Hotel-Restaurant Ducan
Davos Monstein
Hotel Bellevue Wiesen
Hotel Bellevue Wiesen
Davos Wiesen
Hotel Restaurant Rätia
Hotel Restaurant Rätia
Filisur
Hotel Grischuna
Hotel Grischuna
Filisur
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Places

Davos
Davos
Monstein
Monstein
Filisur
Filisur
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Places of interest

Weissfluhjoch Davos
Weissfluhjoch Davos
Davos Adventure Park
Davos Adventure Park
«eau-là-là - Wellness and Pleasure Pool Davos
«eau-là-là - Wellness and Pleasure Pool Davos
Kirchner Museum
Kirchner Museum
Alpinum Schatzalp
Alpinum Schatzalp
Summer Toboggan Run, Schatzalp
Summer Toboggan Run, Schatzalp
BierVision, Monstein
BierVision, Monstein
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Signalization

Signalization
For mountain biking, follow the logo indicated on the red signposts. Take a printout of our web map on your tour for safety's sake.
Signalization