4.6
(11)
82
riders
Left Round
03:58
36.6km
1,060m
Gravel riding
This almost 40 kilometer long tour takes you into the wild, legendary Val Sinestra. You cycle through characteristic Lower Engadine villages and through the impressive mountains. On the way you can expect gentle inclines but also a few steep ramps. So look forward to a varied round.
It starts in…
by Graubünden
Last updated: July 23, 2024
Waypoints
Start point
Parking
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4.68 km
Sent
Highlight • Settlement
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18.3 km
Zuort
Highlight • Settlement
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18.4 km
Hof Zuort
Highlight • Mountain Hut
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20.5 km
Val Sinestra
Highlight • Gorge
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29.0 km
Sur En
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36.3 km
Scuol
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36.6 km
End point
Parking
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
18.2 km
13.5 km
2.21 km
1.86 km
673 m
157 m
Surfaces
19.3 km
10.4 km
3.12 km
3.01 km
754 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,960 m)
Lowest point (1,110 m)
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Trail Reviews
Today I cycled from Scuol via Sent into Val Siestra. From Sent, a gravel road with a gentle incline led into the valley. Even from here, I had a beautiful view. Later, the forest path climbed steeply and was quite a challenge. The route was varied, passing through sparse larch forests, alpine meadows, and wild mountain streams. The descent was borderline steep in places, even on a gravel bike (at least for me). The paths and roads were in very good condition and made the descent into the valley an experience.
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February 25, 2021
This almost 40 kilometer long tour takes you into the wild, legendary Val Sinestra. You cycle through characteristic Lower Engadine villages and through the impressive mountains. On the way you can expect gentle inclines but also a few steep ramps. So look forward to a varied round.
It starts in the town
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August 20, 2024
We did the tour in August 2024 with a slightly different version: start and finish is Nauders with the Norbertshöhe on the way there and back. We chose to start the tour in Sent via the Inntal cycle path, which leads through the sculpture forest and with a few meters of elevation up the Inn in a scenic
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