Gravel biking concepts develop off-road routes that utilize regional landscape features to offer a challenging riding experience and meet current cycling trends.
Strategy development Dolomiti Bike Galaxy
With a single ticket to over 100 lifts with bike transport: The Dolomiti Bike Galaxy is one of the largest mountain bike network systems.
After developing a gravel network with over 900 kilometers of routes, the next question arose: How do we market this offering? How can we differentiate ourselves from our competitors? And how can we attract potential guests to a region near the Arctic Circle?
We support destinations on their process to become a successful gravel destination: from analyzing potential to developing a concept and creating products.
Darco Cazin in an interview: On Graubünden Bike and its impact
Darco Cazin has been involved with Graubünden Bike since its inception. In this interview, he talks about the lived experience of coexistence on Graubünden's trails, the power of participation – and the impact the project has had that isn't visible from the outside.
Moving away from winter dependency – towards year-round tourism: Alpine tourism is at a turning point.
Moving away from winter dependency and towards year-round tourism: Alpine tourism is facing a fundamental transformation. Climate change and new guest expectations demand a rethink. Strategies like the "Snow Compass" show concrete ways in which destinations can secure their future. Mountain biking tourism, in particular, is developing into a key growth driver with high added value and great potential for the summer and shoulder seasons.
Trail maintenance courses with ALLEGRA: Maintaining trails instead of just building them
Trail construction doesn't end with the final shaping day—that's when the trail really begins to liven up. But even decades-old trails need regular maintenance. In our trail maintenance courses with Graubünden Bike, Lukas Häusler and the ALLEGRA team impart practical knowledge on sustainable trail maintenance—from alpine enduro trails and skill centers to hiking trails. Learn more and register now!
Graubünden Bike: How participation makes a difference
Discover how Graubünden Bike is strengthening bike tourism in Graubünden. Agile, participatory projects promote cycling experiences for locals and visitors.
Gravel biking 2026: Opportunities for regions and companies
Gravel biking will become a key trend in cycle tourism by 2026. This discipline offers regions in particular new opportunities to reach target groups, expand their offerings, and strategically utilize existing infrastructure.
This is how Graubünden Bike is shaping its future with the bicycle.
Discover how Graubünden Bike is strengthening bike tourism in Graubünden. Agile, participatory projects promote cycling experiences for locals and visitors.
The future of movement: Why trail centers are the new sports fields!
While artificial turf pitches offer clearly defined training areas, trail centers and skill parks provide variety, a nature experience, and space for all ages and skill levels. We examine how such biking facilities affect costs, space requirements, and their contribution to active communities.
Return on Adventure: Mountain biking as an opportunity for regions
Mountain biking is more than just a sport—it's a lever for sustainable development in regions. From economic impacts to social interaction and personal development, our "Return on Adventure" approach demonstrates how mountain biking investments create long-term added value and strengthen regions.
Gravel biking, i.e. conquering gravel roads, forest paths and natural trails by bike, is more than just a trend - it has huge potential, especially for rural and peripheral regions.
