Top Things to do in The Alps
10 Biking Trails in The Alps That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in The Alps, The Alps including Der Drauradweg, Kopein Trail, areaone Mountain Bike Skill Center, MTB Area One, Fliesser Platte, Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Promenade Radweg, Ossiacher See Radweg (R2 und R2A), Rad - und Gehweg Grossarltal, Funivie Airolo-Pescium, Alpenbikepark Chur.
Restaurants in The Alps
1. Der Drauradweg
2. Kopein Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
3. areaone Mountain Bike Skill Center
4. MTB Area One
5. Fliesser Platte
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
6. Kaiserin-Elisabeth-Promenade Radweg
7. Ossiacher See Radweg (R2 und R2A)
8. Rad - und Gehweg Grossarltal
9. Funivie Airolo-Pescium
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Open until April 5, 2021. The Airolo-Pesciüm resort lies at the foot of the Gotthard massif, one of the most important passes in the heart of the Alps. Thanks to the Airolo highway exit, only 200 meters from the more than 500 free car parks of the ski lifts, it only takes one hour to reach us from Lugano and 90 minutes from Milan and Zurich. Airolo can also be easily reached by train: a free shuttle bus provides a connection to the departure station. A large cable car takes 100 skiers to the middle station of Pesciüm in just 5 min. From this point, which is also the center of the ski area, you can continue with different lifts and choose the type of slopes that suit your abilities. The slopes of the ski area extend for more than 30 kilometers at an altitude between 1175 and 2250 m a.s.l., all set in a breathtaking panorama. Airolo is perfect for all winter sports lovers: beginners, intermediates, experienced skiers, and families. There are also a snowpark and three snowshoes paths
Reviewed By Hermes_NL - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Good skiing area at Airolo with a great two-stage funicular taking you up the mountain. Mainly red and black pistes so not the best place for beginners, although there is also a simple beginners ramp. Huge self-service restaurant at the Pescium funicular stop. Sufficient free parking right at the bottom funicular stop. All very well done the Swiss -but Italian speaking- way!
10. Alpenbikepark Chur
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Five varied freeride trails in three levels of difficulty (blue / red / black) are available on Chur's local mountain. There is an altitude difference of 1,000 metres between the starting point at 1,595 metres and the valley station at 595 metres. The trails are peppered with numerous elements such as steep wall curves, jumps, northshores, drops, root and stone passages. The breathtaking view into the Rhine valley makes your pulse beat faster.
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