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Photo: Pascal Gertschen, Aletsch Arena AG
A treat for fit bikers: circular route on the sunny slope, past idyllic Valais hamlets, with short trail sections and a 600 meter ascent.
By the way: This bike route is e-MTB compatible. Note, however, that the indicated duration is reduced.
Author’s recommendation
On the ascent back to Riederalp, you have to overcome about 600 meters in altitude. Those who want to avoid this ascent can take the cable car from Ried-Mörel for the return journey to the Aletsch plateau.
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Restaurant AlpenroseBergdohle
Safety information
Use only the marked bike paths and roads and follow the signs. Please close gates and fences again behind you. Be considerate of hikers as well as plants and animals. Hikers always have the right of way. Assess your own skills and fitness well. Riding the various routes is fundamentally at your own risk.
Tips and suggestions
Aletsch Arena AGFurkastrasse 39
CH-3983 Mörel-Filet
+41 27 928 58 58
info@aletscharena.ch
www.aletscharena.ch
Roadbook
Riederalp, Bergstation Luftseilbahn Mitte - Golmenegg - Goppisberg - Greich - Ried-Mörel - Oberried - Nieschbord - Riederalp, Bergstation Luftseilbahn Mitte
Restaurant Alpenrose
Intersport Bürcher Alpin Ost
Bergdohle
Spielplatz Greich
Public transport
Public-transport-friendly
By train from Brig or Oberwald to Mörel-Filet, then on foot to the Riederalp cable car (Aletsch Bahnen AG). Take this up to Riederalp.
Directions
Take the cantonal road 19 to the Mörel-Filet exit, continue to the signposted parking options. Take the Riederalp cable car (Aletsch Bahnen AG) up to Riederalp.
Parking
- Limited number of fee-based parking spaces at Mörel-Filet station. Further parking options are signposted.
- Large fee-based multi-storey car parks at the entrance to Mörel-Filet and in the village center.
Coordinates
Author’s map recommendations
Equipment
Basic equipment for mountain biking- Bicycle helmet (if necessary, enduro or full-face helmet)
- Bicycle gloves, elbow and knee protectors (if necessary, back and shin protectors)
- Sturdy, comfortable and preferably waterproof footwear (if necessary, mountain bike shoes with ankle protection)
- Clothing in a multi-layer principle with moisture transport
- Backpack (with rain cover)
- Sun, rain and wind protection (hat, sunscreen, waterproof and windproof jacket)
- Sunglasses
- Mobile phone
- First aid kit
- Pocket knife
- Cash
- Navigation device / map and compass
- Sufficient provisions and drinking water
Technical equipment
- Air or CO2 pump with cartridges
- Tire repair kit
- Spare bicycle tube
- Chain tool
- Allen keys
- Handlebar mount for mobile phone/navigation
- Bicycle lock
Where applicable, a roadworthy (E-)mountain bike with plenty of suspension travel, bell, front and rear lights, and spoke reflectors.
The lists for “basic equipment” and “technical equipment” do not claim to be complete and serve only as suggestions for what you should pack.
For your safety, you should carefully read all instructions for the proper use and maintenance of your equipment.
Please ensure that your equipment complies with local laws and does not contain any prohibited items.
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
User Questions