From the Lower Engadin village of Lavin, your muscle power is needed once again. The route to the stage finish takes you along a fine gravel path via Guarda to Scuol. Below you, the bright turquoise Inn River flows. The landscape in the Lower Engadin presents a completely different picture. The sunburnt stables of the Surselva have given way to houses adorned with colorful paintings. The art of Sgraffito, the traditional stucco technique of the region, is now mastered by only a few in the valley. And in Scuol, not only does mountain spring water flow from the fountains, but even mineral water. Simply gschpunna.

Total distance and elevation gain (excluding public transport sections): 66 km, 1,400 meters of ascent, 1,900 meters of descent.

This narrow trail has it all: It leads amazingly flat and flowing through a remote and steep terrain. Every now and then it goes up and down easily, only rarely do you have to apply the brakes properly. You'll get a real flow when you ride through this magical forest - but don't be tempted too hard and lose concentration, because there are some exposed parts. Roots and also stones make the trail technically interesting - much more difficult to ride in wet conditions than in dry ones.

The Dreibündenstein is a summit that is both a plateau and a place steeped in history. But the ascent to it must be earned. Not only the view is worthwhile, but also the long downhill run that leads to Domleschg.