Mountain Bike

001.02 Alpine Bike stage 2 Tschierv - Livigno

Tschierv (PostAuto-Haltestelle "Plaz"), Tschierv

From the sun-drenched Val Müstair through the wild and expansive Val Mora to Lago di S. Giacomo di Fraéle, further via Alpisella with a final descent to Livigno.

The second stage of the Alpine Bike route leads from Tschierv downhill via Fuldera to the entrance of Val Vau. During the first long ascent towards Döss Radond, the forest dominates the landscape. The fascinating rock face with the waterfall as the outflow of Lai da Rims in the south makes the ascent through Val Vau a varied and attractive section. From Döss Radond you are in the very extensive, wild Val Mora and enjoy the relaxed onward ride to the namesake Alp before the subsequent trail to Lago San Giacomo di Fraéle demands full concentration. At the northern end of the lake, the path soon branches off right towards Alpisella, the second pass of this tour. A break at the pass compensates for the effort of the ascent as much as the subsequent descent to Lago di Livigno.

Stages in Graubünden:

• 1.1 Scuol–Tschierv
• 1.3 Livigno (I)–St. Moritz
• 1.4 St. Moritz–Bivio
• 1.5 Bivio–Tiefencastel
• 1.6 Tiefencastel–Safien Platz
• 1.7 Safien Platz–Lumbrein
• 1.8 Lumbrein–Disentis
• 1.9 Disentis–Andermatt
• to the entire tour

Bookable offer:

• Book the Alpine Bike offer from Scuol - Tiefencastel

Directions
From Tschierv in Val Müstair on the right side of the valley via Fuldera to the entrance of Val Vau. From here steadily ascending through Val Vau on wide forest roads to the first crossing at Döss Radond (2234m) and further through Val Mora. From Alp Mora (2220m) a challenging singletrail leads through dwarf pines to Passo Val Mora (1952m). After Lago S. Giacomo di Fraéle (1949m) follows the ascent to Alpisella (2299m). Then steeply down on a well-developed natural road to the reservoir Lago di Livigno and to the stage destination Livigno (1810m).

Author tip
The served Alp Mora invites you to a refreshing break.

Safety instructions

Snowfields are possible in high areas up to the summer months.

The route was rated under favorable weather conditions; current weather conditions and forecasts must be strictly observed before starting the route. This route does not place special demands on riding safety and technical skills.

Emergency calls:
144 emergency/first aid
1414 REGA mountain rescue
112 International emergency call

Be considerate when crossing and overtaking hikers.
The Grisons mountain bike routes largely run on singletrails, which are also marked as hiking trails. Hikers generally have the right of way.

Equipment
Helmet, gloves, good footwear, glasses, rain and sun protection, water bottle, repair kit, first aid kit.

Additional Info and Links

This route is part of the four-day round of the National Park. The "National Park Bike Tour" can be booked in two to four stages with organized luggage transport as a package offer. More information at www.engadin.com/biketour.

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