Comfortably with the mountain railways from Signal valley station up to Piz Nair, the local mountain of St. Moritz at 3059 meters above sea level. A short break in the Panorama Restaurant is worthwhile not only because of the fantastic panorama of the surrounding 3000-meter peaks and the Bernina group but also serves for acclimatization, because after that a single trail fireworks display of the highest class starts. After 800 meters warm-up along the piste track, turn right onto the trail to Furocla Schlattain and descend via Val Schlattain down to Corviglia. The trail offers smooth passages and repeatedly challenging sections for riding skills. And by the time you reach Corviglia, all muscles are perfectly warmed up to tackle the Olympia Trail down to Chantarella. This 4 km long trail, strictly designed according to mountain bike criteria, is unique and cannot be described but only ridden. From Chantarella comfortably back on the asphalt road to the Signal valley station.
HOME OF TRAILS
By the way, Danny MacAskill and Claudio Caluori start their road trip through Graubünden at Piz Nair. To see in the video "Home of Trails".
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Further information
Engadin St. Moritz Tourism AG
Via Maistra 1
CH-7500 St. Moritz
Telephone: +41 81 830 00 01
E-Mail: allegra@engadin.ch
Internet: www.engadin.ch
Author’s recommendation
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Piz Nair 10'000 FeetQuattro Bar
Salastrains
Safety information
The route leads through high alpine terrain in the upper part. This section should not be ridden in snow or thick fog. Warm clothing, rain protection, and gloves are always part of the basic equipment. Never ride alone!Roadbook
Natural reservoir Lej Alv
Quattro Bar
Bikelocal
Chantarella BAR
Salastrains
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Ski service Corvatsch valley station Signalbahn
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