From the tranquil village of Felsberg, this round tour leads up a forest road through open fields and later through the forest. On the descent, however, it's over with the cosiness; for this is technical from the start, steep in places and with several places interspersed with stones and with some narrow and difficult hairpin bends. If you like demanding and technical trails, this is the right place for you. Shortly before Benis Boden the trail branches off to the left and at the end there is a portion of flow waiting. The trail along the Rhine river back to Felsberg is also very fluid and fun to ride.

The Ochsenberg is the big brother of the Mittenberg. While the latter is well known in Chur as a popular bike mountain, only few know the Ochsenberg. It lies directly above the Mittenberg and the sensational trail descent must first be earned with a sweaty ascent. The more comfortable option is to take the post bus and bike from Chur to Maladers and thus avoid the first part of the ascent - this way, the Ochsenberg can even be mastered as an evening ride. But also the ascent from Maladers is still a bit difficult, less altitude meters, but relatively steep throughout. But more than worthwhile for this descent. A narrow single trail winds its way down to the Mittenberg, technically but continuously rideable. Once there, one can then immediately attach another fine trail descent back to Chur. 

The round tour can be started from various starting points. This description starts in Chur. (Alternatively also in Lenzerheide and Arosa) The Brambrüesch mountain railway takes you from the capital to the first summit, to Brambrüesch. The start of the Freeride Tour is identical to the signposted Biketicket to RIDE red No. 616 to Churwalden. From Heidbüel you traverse via Alp Stätz to Heidsee. We continue on the eastern flank of Lenzerheide, on the Rothorn side. With an additional loop on the Weisshorn Speed, the fresh The Great White is taken with you before you go to Arosa via the Älplisee Trail. A real single trail highlight for experienced bikers. Once in Arosa, you can comfortably take the Hörnli cable car to the Hörnli. Now it's off on the technically very demanding single trail down to the Schwellisee. The next train, Arosa to the Weishorn, takes you back to 2,653 meters above sea level in no time. A breathtaking single trail leads from the Weisshorn summit to Ochsenalp and on to Tschiertschen. After the village tour, further trail highlights lead to Chur. After six peaks, ten mountain railways and endless single trails downhill, the tour ends again in Chur.

The bike tour to the Mittenberg is a classic in Chur. This downhill variant is one of the best that the Chur Bikeberg has to offer for lovers of single trails. On the sunny south side the trail leads very varied down to the St. Luzi chapel and in another panoramic loop back to the town. The descent is partly technical, partly exposed, with hairpin bends and again and again also fluid passages. Mountain bikers with single trail experience will love this ride. 

Two things are needed for this tour: stamina and fun on technical trail descents. If you have both, you can look forward to a mountain bike experience in a class of its own. The ideal start is in Chur at the Obere Au car park, where you can also leave your car (even for several days, if you spend the night in the Ringelspitzhütte). To start with, we recommend a visit to Merz, where you can enjoy fine coffee as well as delicious pastries and confectionery in Switzerland's first drive-in bakery/confectionery (you will be glad later that you didn't start on an empty stomach, so feel free to grab it and take something with you on your way).

At the beginning, the tour leads to Felsberg and soon turns right onto a magnificent forest trail, which leads to Benis Boden. The road to the Kunkelspass leads regularly steeply (but easily rideable) uphill with magnificent views along the route. The Überuf restaurant on the mountain level is a recommended stopover; there are usually a lot of bikers here, who ride the popular Kunkelspass tour. Right at the restaurant, the path to the Ringelspitzhütte branches off to the left. A beautiful and easily drivable mountain road leads uphill to the Grossalp. The mountain panorama is breathtaking, with the Calanda (local mountain of the Alpine town of Chur and one of the longest mountain massifs in Graubünden) on one side and the mountain ranges around the Ringelspitz (part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Tectonic Arena Sardona) on the other. Turn left at Grossalp and follow the path that is initially drivable. Now it's only a short ascent (in principle rideable ;-) At the highest point of the tour, it is once again worth stopping for a bite to eat and enjoy the view. Then it's time to take down the saddle and set it to downhill mode .

The demanding trail into the Lavoitobel has it all and offers technically experienced bikers a joyful challenge (short bump passages). The rocky mountain flanks of Crap Mat to the right provide a unique backdrop. At Hinter Säss it gets flat, but the trail still requires full concentration. Finally, a forest trail follows, which technically but still leads very flowing (because not blocked) into the valley. A real pleasure and you think the trail has no end. On the following mountain road you can relax a bit. When you reach the Kunkelspass road, turn left briefly uphill and soon turn right again over a bridge.  Just after the bridge there is another crisp trail, which later rejoins the ascent route. Follow this road back to the starting point in Chur at the Obere Au.