We have been planning, constructing and maintaining trails since 1998 because we love mountain biking and hiking.
Trails are a testimony to our unique cultural landscape. Ever since humans first settled in the Alpine region, they have been creating countless paths to transport goods from A to B, to bring cattle to pastures and alpine fields, and to get from one valley to the next. We still move along these historical routes today – even if we’re often not aware of it.
For the most part, however, use of these trails has changed considerably. The transport routes are now used for recreational activities. The entire network of hiking trails in Switzerland covers about 65’000 km and enables mountain bikers and hikers to explore our countryside.
Current projects and news:
Lötschental – Biketrails
With the goal of completing the bike trail network, the Lauchernalp–Tellialp and Tellialp–Fafleralp–Chiemat bike trails will be completed in 2025 and 2026. The work can be divided into new construction, expansion, and maintenance.
Flims – Crap la Tgina Loop Trail
The new FlemX gondola takes you comfortably from Flims to Cassons at 2’500 meters. This varied loop hike, featuring three viewing platforms, leads you right into the Sardona Tectonic Arena, a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site, and to some of the most impressive geological landmarks in the Alps.
Sedrun – Four Springs Trail
Due to a rockslide, the original Oberalppass–Tomasee (Lai da Tuma) mountain trail was closed and is no longer passable. During the brief window between the snowmelt and the start of the summer tourist season, Trailworks 2026 was able to build an alternative route.
St. Gallen – Waldeggtrail
The only official MTB trail in the city of St. Gallen and the surrounding area has now been completed. The upper sections have a natural character. The lowest sector, on the other hand, resembles a bike park and invites you to jump sessions with its generously dimensioned jumps.
La Thuile – UCI Downhill World Cup
The UCI MTB World Series has already made two stops in La Thuile in the Aosta Valley (IT). Our staff had a great time helping to set up this course. It’s steep, it’s fast, and it’s huge. Loïc Bruni and Loris Vergier are thrilled with the course.
Fully VS – Bikepark
With a blue and black skill trail, a jumpline, a black enduro trail and several uphill trails of different difficulty levels, the Fully Bikepark offers a meeting place that delights the local bike scene.
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