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Trail Ticket Blue Route
Beginner-friendly Trail Ticket circuit with lift-assisted climbs and gentle descents.
Activity: Biking
Catalogue snapshot prepared on: 21 July 2026 at 17:39
Values come from the published route catalogue at print time—not live grooming, lift, weather, or trail-status feeds.
Route facts
Distance
29.6 km
Duration
3h 30min
Elevation gain
234 m ↑
Route type
loop
Season
summer
Tags
biking, family, trail ticket
Fit check
Route intelligence profile
Suitability profile
- Family-friendly outing
- Beginner-friendly grade
- Half-day plan
- Advanced / demanding
Access friction
Complex access planning
Access dependency
- Mountain lift / uplift (verify official source)
- Verify access on official source
Backup suitability: Backup fit depends on your group—verify locally
Avoid if
- Avoid if you need fixed timing from lift last runs—confirm schedules on the official source; this row does not state live mountain status.
- No strong mismatch flags from these catalogue fields; still compare difficulty and duration to your group.
Alternative to this row
- If lifts are closed or weather is poor, switch to Adventure Park skills practice or a shorter hiking backup row.
Davos Compass shows catalogue and desk-side planning hints only—not live trail, lift, grooming, weather, or safety status.
Day planning
Planning notes come from published catalogue fields and the official destination page—not live grooming, lift, weather, or trail-status feeds.
Getting to the start
Trail Ticket circuit uses Davos Klosters Mountains lift access points—published as lift-assisted climbs with flowing descents (davos.ch Trail Ticket).
Transport, parking, and lifts
Lift-assisted bike route—verify Trail Ticket validity, bike transport rules, and operating notices on the official source before travel.
Best for
- Lift-assisted bike day when Trail Ticket rules and operating notices fit your group
- A single published track row with distance, duration, and difficulty for route choice
- Families or relaxed groups (catalogue marks this row as family-friendly)
- A bike-oriented plan from this catalogue row (not live trail guidance)
Consider another route if
- Avoid if you need fixed timing from lift last runs—confirm schedules on the official source; this row does not state live mountain status.
- No strong mismatch flags from these catalogue fields; still compare difficulty and duration to your group.
Before you go
- Confirm Trail Ticket or lift rules on the official source
- Check bike transport and operating notices before travel
- Match trail difficulty to group skill—this row does not include live trail status
- Cross-check closures and planning notes using the «Official source» link—still not live status here
- Check weather, snowline, and trail conditions yourself—this view does not pull live feeds
- Read signs on site, respect closures or detours, and follow local etiquette
Backup or alternative
If lifts are closed or weather is poor, switch to Adventure Park skills practice or a shorter hiking backup row.
Start point
Start point: Davos Klosters Mountains trail ticket access points
Coordinates (decimal degrees): 46.79960, 9.83550
Google Maps (start point): https://www.google.com/maps/search/?api=1&query=46.7996%2C9.8355
This is start-point orientation from the catalogue, not live turn-by-turn navigation.
Official source and planning reference
The link below goes to the destination’s official page for this catalogue row. Use it to confirm route context, lifts, grooming, closures, and planning notes. Davos Compass has not imported a GPS track line for this row unless the track map section above says a catalogue line is on file.
Official source page: https://www.davos.ch/en/activities/on-the-bike/mountain-bike/trail-ticket
Track map in Davos Compass
No imported route line is attached yet. Use the start point and official source links below; distances and times come from catalogue metadata, not live GPS.
Description
The official Davos Klosters Trail Ticket blue route is 29.6 km long with 234 m of climbing and 2,318 m of descending, mixing mostly gravel descents with first single-trail sections for families and beginners (Davos.ch Trail Ticket page). Uplift is used mainly uphill for flowing downhill; treat this row as catalogue planning context, not a live trail status feed.