The Alpenbikepark Chur with its five downhill trails is one of the best and most varied bike parks in Switzerland.

Five varied trails in three levels of difficulty (blue / red / black) are available in the Alpenbikepark on Chur's local mountain. There is a difference in altitude of 1,000 meters between the starting point at 1,595 m and the valley station at 595 m. The trails are peppered with numerous elements such as steep wall curves, jumps, north shores, drops, root and stone passages. The breathtaking view down into the Chur Rhine Valley will also get your pulse racing. The finish in the Alpine town of Chur is unique: where else can you enjoy a coffee or ice cream in the cozy atmosphere of a car-free old town before getting back on the cable car and looking forward to the next descent?

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The bike trails, which have been popular since the Swiss MTB Championships in 2009, have been steadily expanded since then. Many returning visitors describe the Alpenbikepark as one of the best bike parks in Switzerland thanks to its varied set-up and well-maintained trails. The constant expansion and ongoing extensions have made the park a real insider tip over the years.

Due to the relatively low altitude of the bike park (lower routes: 1170 - 595 m, upper routes: 1595 - 1170 m), the Alpenbikepark is also an established attraction in the off-season. The early season in spring opens in April and the fall season often lasts well into the winter.


Route overview
701 Brambi Flow (blue)
The Brambi Flow trail is a real flow trail with lots of bends from the Brambrüesch mountain station to the Känzeli middle station. In addition to the other trails in the Alpenbikepark Chur, this is an easier route that is also suitable for beginners and touring bikers. In terms of character, it is a single trail with many berms that provide plenty of flow on the descent.

702 Alpenride (red)
The red (medium) classified route leads from the Brambrüesch mountain station to the Känzeli middle station. Very varied, with a few jumps, several drops and a mix of easier and more difficult passages, it will delight freeride fans.

703 Rock'n'Roll (black)
The black (difficult) route leads from Brambrüesch to the Känzeli middle station. As the name suggests: this thing rocks and rolls! Technically demanding and with lots of jumps, advanced downhillers will get their money's worth here.

707 Chur Flow (blue)
The blue (easy) route leads from the Känzeli middle station to the valley station in Chur. It is moderately steep and very varied. The main line is also suitable for less advanced riders. However, downhill cracks will also appreciate the route thanks to some crisp side lines with jumps, drops, step-up & step-down and other elements.

708 Vertigo (black)
The black (difficult) route leads from the Känzeli middle station to the valley station in Chur. With the steep S-curve at the start, a series of jumps in the upper section and a technically demanding trail in the lower section, advanced bikers will have fun on this route.

General information

Rental / bike shops
The DropIn Bikeshop is located in the immediate vicinity of the valley station and offers rental (advance booking strongly recommended), purchase and servicing of downhill, freeride and enduro bikes as well as protectors, clothing and spare parts. There are also attractive packages for hire and day tickets for the Alpine Bike Park as well as optional introductory courses.

Courses
Courses for riding technique or a general introduction to the Alpenbikepark can be booked at the AIS sports school and the DropIn bike store.

Evening biking
Every Saturday from June 7 to August 30, weather permitting, the Alpenbikepark is open for evening biking. In order to reconcile the various interests in the Alpenbikepark Chur area, the following times have been jointly determined with the stakeholder groups involved: Transport times for mountain bikes

Maintenance of the trails, safety & liability
The bike trails are maintained by the Alpenbikepark Association. Please observe the rules of conduct and safety instructions in the emergency map (pdf). Use of the trails is at your own risk. The Chur Dreibündenstein mountain railroads AG and the Alpenbikepark association accept no liability whatsoever.


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