Mountain biking trails in Flims Laax

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    The Swiss Epic is a demanding yet rewarding 5-day stage race across the breathtakingly beautiful Graubünden, with its snow-capped, jagged skyline, and globally recognised trails. The Swiss Epic is a Legend Race within the Epic Series portfolio of global mountain bike stage races. This tour follows Stage 1 of the 2020 Swiss Epic and you can expect lots climbing, which is rewarded with incredible descending on natural and man-made trails.

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    The world's first trail that was built using 100% renewable energy. The result - a 6 km long Enduro Trail in the spirit of Greenstyle.

The Runca Trail from Naraus to Flims is a medium-difficulty freeride trail and offers plenty of variety for experienced riders. But beginners can also try it out here, because the more than 30 artificial obstacles such as corners, wallrides, northshores and drops can all be ridden around.

The Rhine Gorge in Graubünden is one of the most majestic and diverse landscapes in the Alps. The wild gorge combines roaring rapids with steep white cliffs and expansive woodlands.

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    Very demanding day tour on natural paths up to the edge of the Vorab Glacier. Especially suitable for trained bikers or also excellent as an e-bike tour.

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    THE alpine bike experience par excellence; through stony, partly blocked terrain, with single stream crossings you ride over barren alpine meadows on narrow single trails towards the valley.

Let yourself be surprised this summer on the new e-culinary trail with experiences related to food. The perfect combination for every culinary and bike lover.

A very challenging mountain route along natural paths as far as the edge of the Vorab Glacier. Mainly suitable for trained bikers or as a day tour. Return via Grauberg to the Segneshütte and onwards to Flims.

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    Conditionally demanding tour from Falera via Crap Sogn Gion to Crap Masegn. The upper part gives deep insights into high alpine terrain.

Snowline map   While at higher altitudes there is at best already snow, the trails in the valley are still free of snow. Our interactive snow depth map helps you to plan your tour. Here you can see at a glance at www.flims.com/schneesituation where you can already expect snow on the paths and trails and where you can still be on the road without getting cold feet.    The Runca Trail has been awarded the label "Flow Country Trail" by the IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association). With a length of 6 kilometers, the Runca Trail is one of the longest flow country trails in Europe.