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title: "E-biking in Brig-Simplon – cycling through the Pennine Alps with a tailwind"
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E-mountain biking in Brig-Simplon – discover the region on two wheels

Nestled between the Simplon Pass, Aletsch Arena, Belalp, Goms and Binntal valley, a trip starting from Brig can head in any direction. Whether you’re looking for sun-soaked panoramic vistas, a leisurely evening spin or a thrilling mountain adventure – the Brig-Simplon region offers a variety of routes for all levels and spectacular views on two wheels.

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Relaxing e-bike tours
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Be it a flat route along the Rhone or a trip through the shady forests of the Brigerberg, the area around Brig is ideal for relaxing excursions and casual e-bike rides after work. Enjoy breathtaking landscapes, cosy restaurants and panoramic stops.

**Please note:** these route recommendations are merely suggestions; they are not signposted on the ground.

- Brig – Rosswald – Brig
    
    From Brig railway station, this circular e-bike tour takes you through Riederwald via the Brigerberg and the old Napoleon road, then up to Rosswald. The descent follows the ‘’ route back to Ried-Brig, where you can make your own way back to Brig.
    
    **Distance:** 26.4 kilometres
    **Ascent and descent:** 1,203 metres
    **Duration:** 3 hours 20 minutes
- Brig – z’Gartu – Brig
    
    From Brig, the tour takes you via Biela and Termen up to z’Gartu. The descent follows the ‘’ to the Rosswald valley station and guides you back to Brig via Bachji.
    
    **Distance:** 25.1 kilometres
    **Ascent and descent:** 1,023 metres
    **Duration:** 2 hours 40 minutes
- Brig – Ganter – Brig
    
    From Brig, the tour takes you via Burgschaft, Lingwurm and Brei to reach the old Napoleon road. Passing Ganterbrücke bridge, you reach the old Ganterbrücke bridge and head back via Grund and Schallberg. Then, follow the parallel road to the valley station and on to Brig.
    
    **Distance:** 28 kilometres
    Ascent and descent: 912 metres
    **Duration:** 2 hours 40 minutes
- Brig – Ried-Brig – Brig
    
    From Brig, the tour takes you through Ried-Brig via Bachji, then on to the Rosswald valley station and along the old Napoleon road to Schallberg. Follow the parallel road along the national road, the ‘Scheeni’ sports fields and Hasel, before returning to Brig via Biela.
    
    **Distance:** 17.2 kilometres
    **Ascent and descent:** 623 metres
    **Duration:** 1 hour 50 minutes
- Brig – Mattustafel – Brig
    
    From Brig, the tour takes you via Burgschaft over the Napoleon bridge to Holzji. From there, follow the forest road up to Mattustafel and then head back to Brig.
    
    **Distance:** 19.6 kilometres
    **Ascent and descent:** 925 metres
    **Duration:** 2 hours 45 minutes

 

Challenging tour
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The signposted  route starts with a steep climb from Binntal to the Saflisch Pass, before rewarding you with a racy descent through Rosswald all the way down to Brig. A real highlight for all e-mountain bikers with a good level of basic fitness and alpine experience.

- Valais Panorama Bike/Fürgangen – Binn – Rosswald – Brig
    
    This challenging tour leads you from Fürgangen up to Rosswald, via Binn. The long ascent is followed by a varied descent from Rosswald down to Brig.
    
    **Distance:** 47.9 kilometres
    **Ascent:** 1,406 metres
    **Descent:** 1,936 metres
    **Duration:** 5 hours 20 minutes

 

Good to know: tips & answers for your e‐bike tour:
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- How can I travel with my bike in the Brig-Simplon region?
    
    Thanks to its well-developed public transport network, the Brig-Simplon region is easily accessible for cyclists – whether by train, Postbus or mountain railway. You won’t have any issues taking your bike with you.
    
    **Zug – Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn (MGB)**
    You can transport bicycles and e-bikes on many Matterhorn Gotthard Bahn routes. A separate bike ticket is required. All the details about timetables and terms can be found
    
    **Postbus – transport your bike with a reservation**
    You can take your bike with you on the Postbuses around Brig –  Reservations can easily be made via the , online or at a counter and cost CHF 2 per route, in addition to the regular bike ticket or season ticket.
    
    **Mountain railways – get to the trails quickly**
    Many cable cars in the area allow you to take bikes with you – ideal for a quick altitude boost so you can start your adventure with a descent. Check the relevant mountain railway’s website to find out about season dates and conditions of carriage in advance.
    
    **Tip: use the Magic Pass**
    With the Magic Pass, you can transport your bike free of charge on the following mountain railways:
    
    
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- Where can I find bike shops in Brig?
    
    Several specialist shops in Brig offer a wide range of spare parts and an expert repair service for various brands.
- Is there accommodation for cyclists in Brig-Simplon?
    
    Yes, there are plenty of accommodation options in Brig and the surrounding area that are ideally suited to cyclists’ needs. It’s best to ask your chosen accommodation whether they have specific amenities such as a storage room or bike-washing facilities.