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Bernina Gravel Challenge
A gravel cycling route starting from St. Moritz
Go off the beaten path and conquer the Bernina Pass on a gravel bike
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The Bernina Gravel Challenge is a thrilling ride for gravel enthusiasts. Covering a distance of 103 km and featuring an ascent of 3065 meters, this route will test your endurance and skills. Starting in Silvaplana, you'll make your way to the renowned Julierpass, known for its stunning views. As you continue on, you'll pass through Bivio, Tgarnet, and Motta Vallac, each offering its own charm. The highlight of the route is the iconic Bernina Pass, famous for its challenging uphill sections and scenic beauty. Finally, you'll return to Celerina/Schlarigna, where you can enjoy a well-deserved rest.
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103 km
3065 m
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Start: Sankt Moritz City centerSt. Moritz: Conquering legendary alpine climbs and indulging in scenic descents in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
St. Moritz, located in Ostschweiz, Switzerland, is a world-renowned cycling destination that caters to both road and gravel cyclists. The locality offers breathtaking alpine landscapes, stunning mountain passes, and well-marked cycling routes. St. Moritz is surrounded by famous climbs like the Albula Pass and the Julier Pass, attracting cyclists from around the world. The region's cycling-friendly culture and infrastructure make it an ideal base for training or leisurely rides. From exhilarating ascents to picturesque descents, St. Moritz provides cycling enthusiasts with unforgettable experiences amidst the Swiss Alps.6 km
6 km
SilvaplanaVillageSilvaplana is a popular destination for water sports lovers.
12 km
12 km
Julierpass2284 mMountain PassConquer the challenging Julierpass, offering stunning panoramic views.
21 km
21 km
BivioVillageDiscover the small village of Bivio and its rustic charm.
30 km
30 km
Tgarnet1975 mPeakTgarnet offers beautiful views of the surrounding mountains.
47 km
47 km
Motta Vallac1376 mPeakMotta Vallac is a picturesque village with traditional Swiss architecture.
51 km
51 km
TiefencastelVillageVisit Tiefencastel and explore its historical landmarks.
67 km
67 km
Bergün/BravuognVillageBergün/Bravuogn is a charming village known for its well-preserved old town.
81 km
81 km
Albulapass2312 mMountain PassChallenge yourself on the legendary Albulapass.
90 km
90 km
La Punt Chamues-chVillageLa Punt Chamues-ch offers stunning views of the Engadin Valley.
101 km
101 km
Celerina/SchlarignaVillageCelerina/Schlarigna is a great place to start and end your ride.
103 km
103 km
Finish: Sankt Moritz City centerSt. Moritz: Conquering legendary alpine climbs and indulging in scenic descents in St. Moritz, Switzerland.
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