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Arosa Lenzerheide loop

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Arosa Lenzerheide loop

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Arosa Lenzerheide loop

06:24

52.8km

1,960m

On this 52-kilometer round trip, you will cover almost 2,000 meters in altitude. There are tough climbs on fine gravel roads and narrow paths as well as tough trail descents - it couldn't be more varied!

by Arosa Tourismus

Last updated: July 28, 2024

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Includes a very steep uphill segment

You may need to push your bike.

135 m in total

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Train Station

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9.83 km

Trail Between Hörnli and Urdenfürggli

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The path through the scree slopes has been created and the largest stones have obviously been cleared for bikers. This makes it easy to ride in many places. Depending on …

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12.0 km

Urdenfürggli Summit View

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After the climb to Urdenfürggli you can enjoy this magnificent view.

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33.4 km

Singletrack at the Foot of Gürgaletsch

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Great view of the valley, but don't let it distract you from the trail!

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45.0 km

Ochsenalp Mountain Hut

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The Ochsenalp is located in the heart of the Graubünden mountains at an altitude of 1,936 meters in Arosa. Hikers, bikers, and all nature lovers are warmly welcomed there, and the food is delicious 😋.

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52.8 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

29.9 km

9.23 km

6.75 km

5.96 km

640 m

326 m

Surfaces

18.6 km

8.34 km

7.74 km

6.92 km

4.51 km

4.27 km

2.47 km

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Elevation

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Highest point (2,530 m)

Lowest point (1,480 m)

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Arosa TourismusJune 22, 2024

On this 52-kilometer round trip, you will cover almost 2,000 meters in altitude. There are tough climbs on fine gravel roads and narrow paths as well as tough trail descents - it couldn't be more varied! 
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It starts in Arosa. You cycle up to Hörnli on forest roads, where you can take a break in the Hörnli

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