
The Corviglia mountain railways take you straight to a flow trail paradise. Bike transport is available from Celerina, St. Moritz Dorf and St. Moritz Bad all the way up to Piz Nair – where you'll stand at a near-record 3,057 metres above sea level.
Enduro fans can take the large cable car from Silvaplana/Surlej up to the Corvatsch middle station and put their skills to the test on the technically demanding "Hahnensee" and "Val Roseg" hiking trails. Early birds take the first three rides, late risers the last three. Bike transport is not permitted on the remaining rides, when the trails are reserved mainly for hikers.
Anyone booking more than one night at a participating hotel or holiday apartment gets the mountain railways all-inclusive. In summer, selected hotels and holiday apartments include all mountain railway transport services for their guests. These cover passenger transport, transport of mountain bikes and other sports equipment, and free travel for dogs.
The bike routes around the Bernina Pass are popular not only because of the spectacular scenery and flowing single trails, but also because of the Rhaetian Railway. The railway line crosses the pass, allowing cyclists to get off at the hospice and ride down to Pontresina or Poschiavo as they wish. Please note: check the timetable for connections with bike transport. Fascinating for railway enthusiasts: the train runs on the ‘UNESCO World Heritage RhB’ route.
If you don't have enough energy for the journey home, the Engadin Bus will gladly take you the last few kilometres. The local bus company transports mountain bikes directly on the bus. However, this is only possible if there is enough space available. The bike must be accompanied by its owner and have a valid ticket. SBB day tickets for bikes are valid on the entire Engadin Bus network. Buses run between Maloja and Zernez.
During the summer season, Postbuses are equipped with bike racks at the rear of the vehicle (except minibuses). Up to five mountain bikes can be transported. Bikes must be accompanied by their owners, loaded by the owners themselves and have a valid ticket. There is no guarantee that bikes will be accepted. If the bike cannot be transported due to capacity reasons, it will be transported on the next PostBus
Life is complicated enough. Fortunately, there is a simple solution for transporting bikes: with the graubündenPASS Bike, your bike can be transported on self-loading trains for one day. It is valid on the RhB, Postauto and Engadin Bus networks. Please note the different zones.
Bus - Alpin, the convenient way to get to the Albula Trail.

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