Trails that are fun on a mountain bike are generally also easy to ride on an e-mountain bike: The Albula Trail, for example, is perfect for your first single trail experience. You can also ride down the flow trails on Corviglia with your e-mountain bike. And on the wide-ranging natural roads of the Engadin valley floor in the many side valleys or on the Inn bike path from Maloja to Martina, you can go on discovery tours for days.
For example, a trip into the beautiful side valleys is recommended; the roads in the fairytale Val Bever or in the idyllic Val Fex are as if they are made for e-bikes. Those who want to be on the road a little longer can take the route from St. Moritz to Maloja and marvel at the unique scenery of the lake district with the surrounding mountain peaks on the way.
Difficult
Silvaplana-St. Moritz-Signal-Silvaplana (marked e-bike route E)
The route between Silvaplana and St. Moritz is ideal for the first riding attempts on an e-bike. You will pass beautifully located barbecue areas and breathtaking viewpoints. This route is marked with the letter E.
23.45 km
2:15 h
606 hm
606 hm
Intermediate
Samedan - S-chanf - Samedan (signposted e-bike route C)
Varied route first past the Gravatschasee and the Zuoz golf course and back via the charming Engadin villages of S-chanf, Zuoz, Madulain, La Punt and Bever. This route is marked with the letter C.
30.77 km
2:25 h
260 hm
260 hm
Intermediate
St. Moritz - Samedan - St. Moritz (marked e-bike route D)
Varied circular route to Alp da Staz, past the airfield and through the beautiful Engadin villages of Samedan and Celerina back again. This route is marked with the letter D.
25.16 km
2:15 h
374 hm
374 hm
Easy
S-chanf - Zernez - S-chanf (marked e-bike route A)
The route follows the Innradweg from S-chanf to Zernez and returns along the opposite valley side through blooming meadows back to S-chanf. This route is marked with the letter A.
31.36 km
2:40 h
534 hm
534 hm
Intermediate
Celerina-Marguns-Corviglia-St. Moritz (E-Mountainbike)
Up to Corviglia on an unpaved road and down to St. Moritz on the Olympia Flow Trail.
15.66 km
2:30 h
761 hm
657 hm
Intermediate
Zuoz - Val Susauna - S-chanf - Zuoz (e-mountain bike)
From Zuoz into the wild Val Susauna on the traces of the pack animals
32.19 km
3:25 h
844 hm
844 hm
Intermediate
Samedan-Chamues-ch-Val Chamuera-Samedan (E-Mountainbike)
Those seeking seclusion, peace, and a special experience with nature will find exactly that in Val Chamuera!
37.33 km
3:15 h
597 hm
597 hm
Intermediate
Flow Trail Safari red (E-Mountainbike)
Ride all four flow trails on the Corviglia in one day, which makes this Flow Trail Safari attractive.
31.67 km
4:20 h
1489 hm
1489 hm
Difficult
S-chanf - Pass Chaschauna - S-chanf (marked e-mountain bike route B)
Cycle along the edge of the Swiss National Park up to the national border. Thanks to the adapted route guidance, this route is rideable up to the pass. This route is marked with the letter B.
31.00 km
4:20 h
1048 hm
1048 hm
Difficult
Celerina - Trais Fluors - Champfèr - Celerina (e-mountain bike)
The route combines some of the most beautiful single and flow trails with relaxing bathing lakes. With a detour via Trais Fluors and the shortcut down to Champfèr, the route follows the Padella Corviglia Panorama Route No. 672.
37.02 km
4:45 h
1217 hm
1217 hm
Difficult
Celerina – Val Bever – Suvretta Pass – Marguns – Alp Muntatsch – Celerina (e-mountain bike)
Ride the Suvretta Loop No. 671 once in the opposite direction. The steep climbs are easy to manage thanks to e-assistance, and the descents on the single trails are fun even with an e-mountain bike. The route is impassable at Munt da San Murezzan due to rockfall danger! It goes up to the Suvretta Pass and back the same way.
40.64 km
4:40 h
1265 hm
1265 hm
Difficult
Trail Safari black Pass - Munt - Lake (E-Mountainbike)
From the Bernina Pass to Celerina and up to Corviglia and over beautiful trails down to Lake Silvaplana. The tour combines some of the most famous trails of the Engadin in one day!
41.01 km
4:15 h
1127 hm
1566 hm
Can every cyclist ride an e-bike? Not necessarily. The extra weight of the electric drive changes the bike's center of gravity and thus its handling. And the extra speed requires more attention and longer braking distances. So it's worth taking a riding technique course; our bike guides will be happy to teach you the necessary know-how.
According to the Swiss Road Traffic Act (SVG), children under the age of 14 are not allowed to ride an e-bike. Children from 14 to 16 years of age may rent and use e-bikes up to 25km/h upon presentation of a valid moped ID.
