Five days, one continuous line across Graubünden — from Lenzerheide to Klosters, on the trails a local guide actually chooses, not a fixed itinerary printed months in advance.
Every section chosen by a guide who rides Graubünden year-round — including the calls that never make it onto a GPX file.
The plan adapts daily to weather, snow line and trail condition, so you ride the best version of Graubünden that week.
Maximum six riders. Everyone gets read, paced and looked after.
Luggage transfer, planned uplifts, a train transfer and a support driver.
Most alpine MTB traverses are built around a fixed route and a printed roadbook. You ride what's on the page, whether or not it's the best version of that trail that week.
Trans Graubünden Signature is built the other way round. The line from Lenzerheide to Klosters is real and it's ambitious — but the exact trail on any given day is a call your guide makes that morning, based on weather, snow line, and how the group is riding. This is what local guiding actually buys you: someone making the right call, every day, across five days and a Swiss canton most riders only ever see from a road.
Not a loop, not a base camp with day rides — a continuous line across Graubünden, start to finish.
A Rhaetian Railway transfer with your bike, into terrain most riders never reach under their own power in a single week.
One night in Italy, reached by trail — a genuine change of scene mid-traverse.
Day 4: Passo Cassana, a planned uplift to the Flüelapass, and a long, partly technical descent into Klosters.
The last day is ridden entirely in Freeride Klosters' home terrain — Gotschna, Parsenn, Madrisa.
One professional MTB guide, one support driver, luggage handled — six riders maximum.
All distances, elevation and ride times below are indicative and confirmed only once GPX validation is complete. Your guide may adjust the exact route based on weather, snow conditions, trail status, train capacity or group level.
Arrival, bike check, group introduction, and a full route and safety briefing. Dinner together in the evening.
A lift-supported start in Bike Kingdom Lenzerheide, then natural singletrack down through the Domleschg toward Thusis.
A private uplift to the Albulapass, then the eastern Albula singletrail toward La Punt, continuing through the Engadin to Silvaplana.
A train transfer with your bike toward Ospizio Bernina / Lago Bianco, then riding through the Bernina area and over the Passo della Forcola into Livigno, Italy.
Via Passo Cassana / Pass Chaschauna to S-chanf, a planned uplift to the Flüelapass, then a long, partly technical descent via Davos into Klosters. Short hike-a-bike sections are possible; the exact line depends on conditions on the day.
A lift-supported closing day entirely on home terrain. Your guide chooses between Gotschna, Parsenn, Madrisa or a fitting combination, based on weather and trail status that morning. Trip ends after the ride.
Be honest with yourself here — it's the difference between the best week of your season and a week you're surviving.
Not suitable for beginners, or riders who only ride flow trails and bike parks. Participation is confirmed after a personal level check with your guide.
| Group size | Price per person |
|---|---|
| 6 paying riders | From CHF 3,790 |
| Guaranteed departure, 5 riders | CHF 4,090 |
| Private departure, 4 riders | CHF 4,690 |
Single room supplement: indicatively around CHF 590, subject to confirmed hotel quotes. Deposit 30% at booking, balance due 60 days before departure.
Departure dates: [DEPARTURE DATES]
Yes, provided you have sufficient battery range and charging equipment for the terrain and the technical skill to handle a heavier bike on natural singletrack. Assessed as part of your level check.
Your guide adjusts the route — sometimes to an alternative line, occasionally to a shorter or safer option. Route flexibility is built into how this trip is designed.
You can ride your own MTB or e-MTB, or add bike rental as an option. Let us know when you enquire.
Able to ride 5–8 hours a day, several days in a row, on natural terrain — including staying technically sharp late in a long day.
A short personal conversation with your guide before booking is confirmed, covering riding background and multi-day trip experience.
Yes — one guide, one support driver, maximum six riders. We don't oversell places to fill a departure.
They reflect group size: CHF 3,790 at 6 paying riders, a guaranteed CHF 4,090 departure from 5 riders, or a private CHF 4,690 departure for a group of 4.
Hotel selection is finalised closer to departure, chosen specifically for bike-friendly logistics. Confirmed hotel names: [CONFIRMED HOTELS]
A detailed kit list is provided after booking, covering riding gear and e-MTB charging equipment if relevant.
[CANCELLATION POLICY]
Solo riders are welcome and regularly join alongside other bookings, as part of the shared group departure unless you book a private departure.
Tell us roughly when you'd like to ride, your experience level, and whether you're on MTB or e-MTB. We'll reply personally and work through together whether this trip is the right level for you.