12
riders
Thusis - Glaspass - Thusis
04:23
36.4km
1,590m
Gravel riding
Attention Gravel fans: This round is a real insider tip! You start in Thusis and explore the beautiful Beverin Nature Park. A twelve kilometer long, winding mountain road leads you up to the Glaspass. Yes, this climb is really tough, but at least the steep ramps alternate with pleasant, flat sections, so that you can catch your breath in between.
Arrived at the top of the pass, you have earned a long break. The Berggasthaus Beverin is only a few meters behind the Glaspass. There you can let yourself be pampered with cool drinks and delicious food.
Well-fortified, you then dash down the valley on the road and follow a unique panoramic path. A few more short, steep ramps and then the grand finale follows: the rapid descent to Raschlegnas and the high-altitude trail through the Cruttiser Tobel will put a big grin on your face.
Last updated: July 23, 2024
Tips
Includes a very steep uphill segment
You may need to push your bike.
After 8.99 km for 64 m
Waypoints
Start point
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3.45 km
Steep gravel climb in Graubünden
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12.1 km
Berggasthaus Beverin
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14.2 km
Obergemeinde Heinzenberg
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36.4 km
End point
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
18.1 km
10.5 km
5.32 km
1.38 km
1.10 km
Surfaces
15.0 km
12.6 km
8.67 km
< 100 m
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Elevation
Highest point (1,850 m)
Lowest point (680 m)
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Wednesday 8 July
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May 18, 2022
Attention Gravel fans: This round is a real insider tip! You start in Thusis and explore the beautiful Beverin Nature Park. A twelve kilometer long, winding mountain road leads you up to the Glaspass. Yes, this climb is really tough, but at least the steep ramps alternate with pleasant, flat sections
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