What is the difficulty level of this cycle tour?

The route offers a mixture of steep climbs and challenging single track trails , alternating with easier sections through the picturesque villages of the Lower Engadine . A good basic level of fitness is required for the entire tour. Previous cycling experience will also help you to tackle the single trails safely and enjoyably. Further information about the route and a detailed map can be found at SwitzerlandMobility.

Can I customise the duration of the trip?

The duration of the trip is preset by our booking system. If you would like to shorten or extend this, simply contact us by email or telephone – you will find contact details below. We will be happy to provide you with a customised offer .

Can I hire a bike or should I bring my own?

You can hire high-quality bikes on all our bike tours, which is often an easier and more cost-effective solution . If you bring your own bike , please note the high transportation costs and that you are responsible for its safe transport. We assume no liability for any damage to your bike. Find out more from SBB about bike transport by train .

How does the luggage transport work?

Luggage transport is provided by a reliable partner. During the tour, please leave your luggage at reception by 09:00 . It will be at the next accommodation by 18:00 . Luggage tags are usually left for you when checking it at the first overnight stop. Only one piece of luggage with a maximum weight of 20 kg is allowed per person.

What can I do in bad weather?

Our cycle tours take place in all weather conditions . We recommend that you prepare for cooler temperatures and changeable weather. Pack weatherproof clothing so that you can still enjoy the ride even in less ideal conditions .

What does the SwitzerlandMobility Pro subscription offer me?

With the SwitzerlandMobility Pro subscription, you can view the entire route and also use the detailed version of this, even while offline . Thanks to the live location and compass functions , you can always pinpoint where you are – even without network reception. You can plan your stages one by one and download the GPS data to navigate seemlessly.

How far in advance should I book?

We recommend that you book early to avoid disappointment. Demand is particularly high for the high season (see above). You can book your package online at the touch of a button or via our travel experts .

Cycling Holidays

Biking Around the National Park

This varied route offers you the ideal adventure for your cycling holiday around the Swiss National Park. Your journey takes you through unspoilt nature and charming Engadin villages in four stages. Cycle over steep Alpine passes, past sparse Swiss stone pine forests and along roaring rivers.

6 days / 5 nights

CHF 1’080

Planning

Planning

Highlights

Swiss National Park – home to unspoilt flora and fauna
Highest pine forest in Europe at 2,300 metres above sea level
Fabulous charm of the Engadine mountain villages – Susch, Lavin, Guarda and Ardez

A deer stands among trees on a grassy slope.

A wide mountain meadow with grazing horses, surrounded by tall mountains and a wooded hill; an old wooden hut in the foreground.

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Itinerary

Overview

Day 1 Journey to Scuol
Day 2 Bike ride from Scuol to Tschierv
Day 3 Bike ride from Tschierv to Livigno
Day 4 Bike ride from Livigno to S-chanf
Day 5 Bike ride from S-chanf to Scuol
Day 6 Return journey from Scuol

Map of the Grisons with the route Biking holidays around the National park

Day 1

Journey to Scuol

Itinerary

Travel individually from your starting point to Scuol-Tarasp. The holiday region has preserved its cultural values and unspoilt nature.

Overnight stay in Scuol

A church above a river on a rock in Scuol

Day 2

Bike ride from Scuol to Tschierv

Itinerary

Cycle from Scuol to Tschierv. Your tour takes you through the Val S-charl and over the Pass da Costainas. Discover the unique landscape.

Distance: 31 km (single trails: 4 km)

Elevation profile: ↑ 1,120 m ↓ 725 m

Overnight stay in Tschierv

Day 3

Bike ride from Tschierv to Livigno

Itinerary

Continue by bike from Tischerv to Livigno. Ride from Val Müstair through Val Mora to Lago di Livigno and then reach Livigno.

Distance: 41 km (single trails: 3 km)

Elevation profile: ↑ 1,055 m ↓ 935 m

Overnight stay in Livigno

Day 4

Bike ride from Livigno to S-chanf

Itinerary

Cycle from Livigno to S-chanf. You will reach the highest point of the route – the high alpine Chaschauna pass – at 2,694 metres above sea level.

Distance: 25 km (single trails: 4 km)

Elevation profile: ↑ 860 m ↓ 1,015 m

Overnight stay in S-chanf

A mountain landscape with a green valley, cloud-covered hills, and a turquoise river.

Day 5

Bike ride from S-chanf to Scuol

Itinerary

From S-chanf, the route takes you back to Scuol. Pass through picturesque Engadin villages. After the final ascent to Ftan, ride to Scuol.

Distance: 48 km (single trails: 1 km)

Elevation profile: ↑ 1,100 m ↓ 1,500 m

Overnight stay in Scuol

Aerial view of an alpine landscape with houses, a lake, and mountains in the background.

Day 6

Return journey from Scuol

Itinerary

Your journey ends in Scuol. Or extend your stay and enjoy even more of Switzerland.

Houses in the village of Scuol with mountains in the background

When is the best time to travel?

Travel period

June to September

Recommended travel period

July to September

High season

July, August

Important information about the trip

What our Switzerland expert says

For adrenaline junkies and nature lovers
If you're looking for an adrenaline rush in the most beautiful natural surroundings, you've found just the right bike route here.
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