Alpine Grand Tour

A gravel cycling route starting from Thusis

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Cycle through the majestic peaks of the Swiss Alps

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The Alpine Grand Tour is a 134-kilometer gravel cycling route that takes you on an epic adventure through the majestic peaks of the Swiss Alps. With a challenging ascent of 3392 meters, this route is reserved for experienced and well-trained cyclists. The difficulty level is rated as 5 out of 5, making it an extreme challenge for cyclists. The epicness of this route is rated as 5 out of 5, thanks to its legendary climbs and spectacular mountain vistas. Highlights along the route include Thusis, Bot Danisch, Alix, Valendas, Crest la Crusch, Tavanasa, Zignau, Flond, Schluein, Il Spir, Tamins, Plazzas, and Unteres Schloss, each with varying scores. Thusis and Bot Danisch are rated as 1 out of 5 in terms of attractiveness, while Valendas, Crest la Crusch, Tavanasa, Zignau, Flond, Schluein, Il Spir, Tamins, Plazzas, and Unteres Schloss are rated as 4 out of 5. Take a moment to explore the charming village of Valendas and its historic architecture. Enjoy the summit of Crest la Crusch, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys. Marvel at the awe-inspiring landscapes of Flond as you conquer the ascent. The majestic castle of Unteres Schloss is a must-visit tourist spot along the route. Overall, the Alpine Grand Tour is not for the faint-hearted, but it promises an unforgettable adventure for experienced cyclists seeking to conquer the Swiss Alps.

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134 km

3392 m

Savage

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Start: Thusis Village center

Thusis: Stunning natural landscapes and access to Alpine passes.

Thusis, located in the Ostschweiz region of Switzerland, offers a wide range of cycling opportunities for road and gravel cyclists. The Rhine Valley and nearby Alpine passes, including San Bernardino Pass, provide stunning natural landscapes and challenging climbs. Thusis is an ideal starting point for cyclists looking to conquer epic alpine routes. The region's well-maintained roads and cycling infrastructure contribute to a safe and enjoyable riding experience. Whether for leisurely rides or demanding cycling adventures, Thusis caters to cyclists of all skill levels.