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Fiesch

Ascent to Fiescheralp – View Point Moosfluh loop from Fiesch

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Mountain biking trails
Switzerland
Valais
Goms
Fiesch

Ascent to Fiescheralp – View Point Moosfluh loop from Fiesch

Hard

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427

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Ascent to Fiescheralp – View Point Moosfluh loop from Fiesch

05:50

45.8km

2,090m

Mountain biking

Hard mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Advanced riding skills necessary. Some portions of the route may require you to push your bike. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 20, 2026

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Cycling is not permitted along parts of this route

After 734 m for 61 m

After 21.4 km for 159 m

After 24.9 km for 116 m

After 25.0 km for 58 m

After 45.0 km for 61 m

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Start point

Train Station

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9.37 km

Ascent to Fiescheralp

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One of the really long climbs on the Stoneman Route. So: relax, shift into a relaxed gear and hold on. The reward is permanent: the higher you get, the better …

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2

9.86 km

Nice view over the mountains opposite and down the valley, a small compensation for the long, arduous climb over the forest road, which is easy to drive on.

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3

16.1 km

Wurzenbord Flowtrail

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Nice, easy flow trail. 😁

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19.1 km

Bettmersee

Lake

21.8 km

Blausee

Lake

6

22.9 km

Stoneman Moosfluh stamp station

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Beautifully located stamping point on the Aletsch Glacier, there are several vantage points and a nice snack gondola with several seating sets.

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7

23.0 km

View Point Moosfluh

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The Moosfluh summit station is located at 2333 meters and is a year-round accessible viewpoint in the Aletsch Arena. From here, you have a direct view of the Great Aletsch …

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8

23.0 km

View of the Aletsch Glacier

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Very nice viewpoint overlooking the lower Aletsch Glacier.

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9

23.5 km

Vermunt Pass Trail

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After some tough trails, there's real fun for the MTB heart here. Again and again there is a beautiful view over glaciers and the beautiful mountains. Without major difficulties, it passes over alpine pastures and cows, world class.

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10

38.6 km

View of the Breithorn

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The ride on the Breithorn leads to the Saflisch Pass

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45.8 km

End point

Train Station

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

23.4 km

8.68 km

7.17 km

6.06 km

502 m

Surfaces

13.9 km

10.0 km

8.18 km

5.49 km

4.35 km

3.20 km

642 m

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Highest point (2,310 m)

Lowest point (1,050 m)

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Thursday 8 October

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Comments

July 16, 2022,Stoneman Glaciara Tag 2
Today was the king's stage.
Crunchy climbs, difficult trails, arduous passages where you have to push your bike and sensational panoramas on the Aletsch Glacier.
Technology sucks 🤪
Too little HM (+ 300Hm) and pulse display too low.

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Day 2 started where the official Stoneman track ended on Day 1: namely in Niederwald (Home of César Ritz)
At 08:00 we took the Matterhorn Railway from Fiesch to the starting point of the 2nd stage.
The 360m ascent to Bellwald was quite tough, and with some pushing sections.
Upon reaching the checkpoint, we descended via flowy and partly technical …

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Based on the weather forecast, we had decided to tackle the section to the Aletsch glacier on the 2nd stage. In terms of altitude, we were prepared for a similar topography to the 1st stage.⛰🥵😎. So early in the morning we set off up a serpentine with a gradient of almost 10-15% to the Fiescheralp. Unfortunately, the water point marked …

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Today we took the easy variant and covered the largest vertical meters by train. The connection ride to the Riederalp is beautiful and feasible for everyone. The return trip to the valley then took place via individual trails, which were a bit too demanding for us in the upper part. However, the lower ones are quite easy to ride, even …

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Today I have to go. I haven't climbed this much on a biobike in a long time.

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Unfortunately, on my tour today I was forced to take a detour. Shortly before Betten the path was closed due to logging. The tour was marked as open on the information board on the Bettmeralp. It's a shame that this is not communicated to the foresters. You have to accept such boards. For me the option of going back was …

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