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A spectacular mountain pass with incredible views. The climb is quite strenuous at times, but well worth it.

The road surface has been recently redone up to the mountain pasture, it feels like you're cycling on asphalt because it's so smooth.

nice connection from Dark side of the Moon to Alplisee

Scenically, this is a true gem of a mountain in the Swiss Alps. However, the Julier Pass is very busy. Therefore, it's advisable to take the alternative route from Tiefencastel via Mon and Salouf to Cunter for the first section. This road has very little traffic, is excellently paved (standard paved), offers excellent climbing with magnificent views, and, most importantly, avoids the rather unpleasant Crap Sers Tunnel on the main route when approaching. There's also an additional 150 meters of elevation gain, which is rewarded with a refreshing downhill section before Cunter.

This connecting path alternates very smooth sections with sections full of rocks where you hit the pedals everywhere (impossible to pedal decently). If you are not more than careful the rear derailleur is always at risk... watch out.

Gredigs Fürggli is the name of this wide and scenic mountain pass between Arosa and Lenzerheide. The easiest way to reach it by mountain bike is via the Stivetta cable car. The Älplisee Trail down to Arosa begins at Gredigs Fürggli.

From Septimer to the bridge easy to ride and very scenic

Gredigs Fürggli is a 2,617-meter-high alpine pass between Lenzerheide and Arosa, just below the Weisshorn. Its name derives from a mountain farming family in Arosa who cultivated alpine meadows nearby. Don't be surprised if you encounter mountain bikers here; thanks to the ski slopes, the pass can also be reached on two wheels.