Segnes Trail route (704)

From the Segnes mountain station, you follow route 694 to the Segnes Trail. The red enduro trail leads down to Punt Desch, the starting point of the Runca Trail.

The trail, built in 2022, runs over large stone slabs, technical curves, and rocky steps. The Segnes Trail is entirely made of local material, which comes from the Flims rockslide around 9500 years ago – still one of the largest known landslides worldwide. You can still see the rock edges where the rockslide detached at about 2700 m a.s.l., and 12 km³ of debris and rock slid into the Rhine, forming the famous Rhine Gorge. How the rockslide changed the landscape is also reflected in the trail's character, with the surface under the tyres changing repeatedly.

After mastering the first meters with large stone slabs, the trail becomes smoother and offers playful curve combinations, jumps, and waves in the gravel terrain. As soon as the tree line is reached, you find natural trail sections hidden in the pine forest with small side hits and jumps. The surface gets grippier and the tyres gain more and more grip.

At the end of the Segnes Trail, after a short break, you can cruise directly on the popular Runca Trail to Flims.

The trail can be described as a medium-difficulty, technical enduro singletrail and is aimed at advanced bikers.