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Biking holidays around the National Park
4 days / 3 nights
from CHF 589
The varied route around the Swiss National Park leads across two Alpine passes and past Europe's highest mountain pine forest. In four one-day stages you experience the unique countryside on the National Park bike marathon route.
Highlights
- On the trail of the Bike-Marathon
- Two Alpine passes
- Europe's highest pine forest
- Picturesque Engadine villages
Your travel itinerary
Scuol – Tschierv – Livigno - S-chanf - Scuol
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Day 1
Individual arrival in Scuol | Scuol - Tschierv
Individual arrival in Scuol-Tarasp and luggage drop-off. The first part of the tour through the Val S-charl and over the da Costainas Pass is characterised by unique countryside along a mountain stream and through open mountain pine forests. The hamlets of S-charl and Lü are well worth a break.
Details: approx. 31 km (Singletrails: 4 km)
↑ 1’200 m ↓ 820 m
Day 2
Tschierv - Livigno
From the sunny Val Müstair you reach the Lago di S. Giacomo di Fraéle and the Alpisella via the Val Mora. From there the route plunges down to the Lago di Livigno and finally Livigno, the end of this stage.
Details: approx. 40 km (Singletrails: 3 km)
↑ 1’100 m ↓ 1'100 m
Day 3
Livigno - S-chanf
From Livigno the route climbs to its highest point, the alpine Chaschauna Pass (2,694m). The initially challenging descent through the Val Chaschauna all the way to S-chanf lets the effort of the climb fade into a distant memory.
Details: approx. 25 km (Singletrails: 4 km)
↑ 900 m ↓ 1'050 m
4. Tag
S-chanf - Scuol | Departure
The "easiest" stage leads us to Zernez and further on through the picturesque Engadine villages of Susch, Lavin, Guarda and Ardez. After the last ascent to Ftan, the scenic descent to the starting point in Scuol follows. After arrival in Scuol individual departure or extension of your stay.
Details: approx. 40 km (Singletrails: 6 km)
↑ 1'515 m ↓ 1'675 m
Tour characteristic
Steep ascents and singletrails alternate with easy passages through the Lower Engadine villages. Especially for the second day a good condition is required. Experience in biking is also required for the singletrails.