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Kunkels Pass from Flims

Kunkels Pass from Flims

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Kunkels Pass from Flims

08:45

97.3km

1,900m

The Kunkelspass in the Glarus Alps is at an altitude of 1,357 meters - and this tour takes you over it. It's logical that there are a few meters of altitude to climb. But don't let that put you off, you'll be rewarded with a wonderful mountain world.

Last updated: July 18, 2025

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

You'll need to dismount and push your bike.

2.07 km in total

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478 m

Flims

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Mountain bike action at its finest awaits you in Flims. A large network of natural paths and built bike park trails will make your mountain biker's heart beat faster.

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13.5 km

Fountain in Digg

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In the small town of Digg you will find a fountain in the center of the town where you can refill your water bottles. And maybe even take a short …

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64.7 km

Along the Mapragg reservoir

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The reservoir is certainly not a gem. This site is much nicer (dirt road and singletrack) than the other side (driveway)

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73.7 km

View of the UNESCO World Heritage Tectonic Arena Sardona

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Certainly interesting for geologists, but also simply beautiful for normal cyclists.

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78.7 km

Kunkelsstrasse

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With e-support, the steep climb from Tamins is no problem at all. It is definitely better than having to brake all the way down... (the rear descent to Vättis is …

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89.8 km

Beautiful route between Trin Mulin and Digg

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A pleasant connecting path between the two districts of the municipality of Trin.

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91.2 km

On the Via Niglutz

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A little way from the main road, you can cycle undisturbed between Flims and Trin. It's really fun on the gravel road.

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97.3 km

End point

Parking

Way Types & Surfaces

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40.9 km

37.3 km

9.55 km

5.66 km

2.76 km

1.05 km

< 100 m

Surfaces

56.0 km

26.8 km

7.87 km

6.38 km

246 m

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Highest point (1,350 m)

Lowest point (500 m)

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Flims LaaxMay 20, 2024

The Kunkelspass in the Glarus Alps is at an altitude of 1,357 meters - and this tour takes you over it. It's logical that there are a few meters of altitude to climb. But don't let that put you off, you'll be rewarded with a wonderful mountain world. 
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The starting point of the round trip is in the spa

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