This guided cycling tour with an international group of experienced mountain specialists takes us across the challenging Swiss Alps. From Davos we master the Flüela Pass (2,384 m), Ofen Pass (2,150 m), Umbrail Pass (2,501 m), Foscagno Pass (2,291 m), Livigno Pass (2,315 m), Albula Pass (2,312 m), Julier Pass (2,284 m), Splügen Pass (2,116 m), San Bernardino Pass (2,066) and the Lukmanier Pass (1,915 m) in six days. After over 13,500 meters of altitude, we have mastered this challenge after a week with nine passes over 2,000 meters and a total of 620 km!
Highlights of the tour
- Start and finish in the alpine landscape of Davos
- Challenging 6-day cycling trip through the Swiss Alps
- Crossing 9 of the 16 legendary Swiss Alpine passes over 2,000 meters in altitude
- A total of 620 km of spectacular routes through high alpine regions
- More than 13,500 meters in altitude for real mountain specialists
- Breathtaking passes such as the Flüela, Umbrail and Albula passes
- Varied routes through picturesque valleys and remote mountain roads
- International group of experienced cyclists with a strong team spirit
- An intensive challenge for endurance and cycling skills
During the entire tour we stay in carefully selected three to four star hotels, including dinner and breakfast.
We transport your luggage from hotel to hotel in our support vehicle. And if something should happen to your bike, we will pick you up with the support vehicle.
In the morning before departure you have the opportunity to stock up on food such as fruit, isotonic drinks and energy bars for the journey.
This cycling trip is specially designed for ambitious, experienced and well-prepared racing cyclists! Riding at high altitudes can be just as challenging as climbing several challenging passes over several days!
If you need a bicycle on site, you can order a rental bicycle directly from GBI. Three different types of bike are available (Cannondale aluminum sports bike, Giant Carbon TCR Advanced mechanical/electronic gears).
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