Mountain biking

Davos has the most single trails in Grisons and Switzerland, making it one of the best biking destinations.

The Alps Epic Trail in Davos got its name for a reason: it’s truly epic, and a must for any biker!

Like the thrill of higher altitudes? Try out the adventure tour at 10,000 metres above sea level. All on single trails, of course!

Davos boasts a 700-kilometre network of marked mountain biking trails – offering even the most experienced bikers a unique biking and nature experience!

Solaria for mountain bikers

As a certified Davos biking hotel, we specialise in meeting the needs of mountain bikers.

• Lockable bike storage area
• Vouchers for bike transport at special prices
• Bike cleaning area with water supply (hose)
• Workshop and tools for small repairs
• Brochures and advice on bike routes and tours in the surrounding area
• Loan of a GoPro Hero 7 black
• Free laundry service for cyclewear
• Our Solaria breakfast delivered to your apartment
• Packed lunches on request
• Trail Days – ‘Ride with a local’ – on Fridays and Saturdays, free guided tours in two proficiency levels with an experienced bike guide from the Bike Academy Davos (from around the end of June to the end of September)
• ThankGodIt’sFriday run – every Friday from 5:00 pm, we kick off the BikeWeekend with an after-work bike shuttle tour in the Flüela Valley on the Tschuggen.
• Free mountain bike riding technique courses offered through the Davos Klosters Active guest programme
• Bike shuttle: From 1 May to the first autumn snowfall – length of trip and meeting place by arrangement – CHF 10 per person per trip (Davos region)
• Great package deals

Trail Crew – the team hard at work behind the scenes

The Davos Trail Crew (Shaper and BAW-Werkhof team) are out making sure the trails are always perfect for you from mid-May to mid-October. They maintain every trail at least twice a year, and frequently used trails more often. Did you know that the Trail Crew don’t just help prevent erosion and damage to the landscape? They also build bridges and fords, deal with landslides and install stiles. While doing their important work, the Trail Crew are always chatting to farmers, landowners, mountain railway staff and, of course, bikers and hikers – which means they always know exactly where there’s room for improvement.