I disagree on the part about epic XC singletrack in switzerland. check out graubünden, if you like stuff like that. engadin is as epic it can get and always reminds me of the vastness of canada.
I have heard there are some pretty sweet trails in GR. I need to go there and try them out. I mostly only go to Wallis where we have a free place to stay and home cooked meals. Trails in Zurich suck and get boring very quickly. I will put Engadin on my to do list
I disagree on the part about epic XC singletrack in switzerland. check out graubünden, if you like stuff like that. engadin is as epic it can get and always reminds me of the vastness of canada.
just kidding.. You'll find this jewel above st. moritz. gotta take the gondola to corviglia, then traverse to suvretta pass (left hand side of the mountain, a 30-40 minutes hike/ride) and take the trail heading to val bever. an absolutely awesome and unforgettable tour. my favorite actually.
Haha, might give it a miss then. How close are the tracks at Les Crosets to those at Champery? I have a map of Des Portes du Soleil and the look like they are back too back, but I'm not sure how accurate it is. I might go there when my brother and some others go to Champery.
It's basically the same spot! You take the Champery gondola and you find yourself on top of the first track of Les Croset. Everything is connected there, except maybe Morgins. You would need to pedal a bit to go from Champery to Morgins. Most people prefer to drive to Morgins. You can also reach Châtel very easily from the Champery gondola.
Will be moving to zurich for a few months comin from vancouver BC.
Checked out that traildevils.ch site, not too shabby. Any solid bike shops in and around zurich area ? Also... do you gotta register your DH bike like you do normal ones ? Can you just wash it down wherever too or do you need to goto special areas like where you bring your cars ?