Alpenbikepark Chur gives you five varied downhill trails in three difficulty levels (black / red / blue). A full 1000 metres of elevation lie between the start at 1595 m and the valley station at 595 m, split into two sections (top / bottom).
The trails are packed with features like berms, jumps, North Shore features, drops, root and rock sections. They’re made for proper full-send riding – speed & airtime come by the bucketload at Alpenbikepark Chur! If you’re just starting out, our two blue trails, Brambi Flow and Chur Flow, are the best fit.
Thanks to the bike park’s relatively low altitude (lower trails: 1170 – 595 m, upper trails: 1595 – 1170 m), Alpenbikepark is also a well-established draw outside the main season. Pre-season in spring is usually planned from as early as March, and the autumn season often runs well into November or even December.
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BrambrüeschKänzeli open
Our Brambi Flow is fun for everyone! Whether you’re a beginner or a true bike park shredder – everyone gets their kicks here.
A wide, not very steep trail with lots of berms, hips, jumps and other “playful features”, where you can take it easy or really let it rip – your call. Built in spring 2015.
BrambrüeschKänzeli open
The freeride classic on Brambrüesch: plenty of jumps and drops, plus a good mix of easier and harder sections. Got the Brambi Flow dialled? This is your next step.
BrambrüeschKänzeli open
The black line of the top section. Technically demanding and full of jumps – this is where advanced downhillers get their fix. On Trailforks you’ll also find the “Rock’n’Roll Jumpline” variant.
KänzeliChur valley station open
Moderately steep and really varied. The main line works great for beginners – freeride pros will love the punchy side lines with jumps, drops, step-ups and step-downs. Together with Brambi Flow, it makes up the blue line from the very top all the way down into town.
KänzeliChur valley station open
The black line of the bottom section: a steep S-bend to start, a jump series in the upper part and a technically demanding lower part. For experienced freeriders who know what they’re doing.
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Bergbahnen Chur take you and your bike straight from town up to Brambrüesch, Chur’s local mountain, in two sections. First uplift at 08:30.
Updates every Thursday evening
No helmet, no trail. On every trail, every run.
We strongly recommend a full-face helmet, knee and back protectors, and gloves.
You use the trails at your own risk. Only ride what you can handle safely.
Adjust your speed to visibility, trail and weather. Check unfamiliar features first.
Never stop on the trail. After a crash, clear the trail right away.
Stay on the trails, take your rubbish with you, and look out for wildlife and hikers.
Only the club builds or changes features. Want to help dig? Join a shape weekend!
Broken feature, fallen tree? Let us know through the contact form.
Report damageAfter an accident, call the ambulance on 144 right away and secure the scene.
144From Chur railway station, take city bus line 1 to “Stadthalle/Brambrüeschbahn” – about 3 minutes.
Parking at the Stadthalle area. Please follow the signs on site.
If you can, come by public transport or by bike – easier on your nerves and on nature.
