A two-day, 152 km bikepacking route from Davos to St. Anton am Arlberg. It climbs over Flüelapass, then follows the river Inn through Engadin and across Tirol on a mix of smooth gravel and roads. There is 2,910 m of climbing in total, most of it in the first half.
We completed this route in October 2026, the last weekend before the first snowfall in the Flüelapass.
The two stages and full route are on Komoot.
Day 1
Our journey started in Zürich HB to catch an early train to Davos, where we arrived around 10 am. The route starts with the biggest climb, the Flüelapass. It took us around 1h to make it to the top at 2384m and it felt good to get the hard part done early on. The road was rather busy with cars crossing to the Engadin valleys, but the pass has no extremely steep sections and is gentle to ride once you find your cadence. We treated ourselves to some hot chocolate and engadin nusstorte at the restaurant located at the top.
The descent to Susch is very nice, with a few switchbacks toward the end and otherwise some straight parts where you can safely gain some speed.
Practical notes
This is an alpine route: check pass conditions and the forecast before leaving. The high point and long descents make warm layers and reliable brakes worth a must.