Fairtrail Graubünden

The extensive network of trails in the Grisons is open to hikers and bikers alike - provided that they are tolerant and considerate. The word for it: Fairtrail.

Over 500 kilometres of hiking trails and bike trails are waiting for you to discover in the Lower Engadine. In Graubünden, biking on hiking trails is permitted by law, provided that no official ban on riding expressly prohibits it. So almost every hiking trail is also a biking trail.

In Samnaun in the Engadin there is enough space for everyone. We show consideration for each other and respect each other - thank you very much! This way, everyone can spend a beautiful and relaxing time in nature.

GUIDE FOR PATH USERS

We're nice to each other!

On the road on wheels

• Bikers make themselves known early by ringing the bell.
• Bikers always give way to walkers.
• Bikers pass hikers at walking pace or descend briefly.

Stay clean!

On the road on wheels

• Bikers should close all pasture fences.
• Bikers should take their rubbish with them.
• Bikers must respect the regulations for the protection of nature.
• Bikers must observe the signposting.
• Bikers should not block the rear wheel when braking.
• Bikers stay on the trail and do not cut corners.

The main thing is to be ready!

On the road on wheels

• The bikers inform themselves and plan the tour conscientiously.
• The bikers adapt the equipment to the conditions.
• The bikers are prepared for minor emergencies.

HOLIDAYS IN HARMONY WITH NATURE

The Samnaun region in the Engadin is characterised by its intact nature. In order to preserve this beauty, we are all asked to take care and show consideration.

• Use existing paths and routes and do not take shortcuts in order to protect the habitats of animals and plants.
• Do not enter protected zones. Find out about the protected zones in advance.
• Keep the environment clean and take rubbish back down to the valley.
• When barbecuing, use the designated fireplaces.

Thank you for respecting nature!