Moosfluh Enduro Trail

12.84 km long

Difficulty: medium

Condition: easy

Great panorama

Mountain bike tour

0:45 h
12.84 km
1 m
1,569 m
764 m
2,333 m
1,569 m
Start: Moosfluh
Destination: Mörel

Varied natural singletrail with everything that defines the Aletsch Enduro Trails: flow, technique, elevation, and vistas that take your breath away.

It starts at the Moosfluh Enduro Trail high above the Aletsch Plateau at the Moosfluh viewpoint with a beautiful view of the Great Aletsch Glacier. The trail runs as a flowing, rather easy singletrail along the ridge. Attention: Particularly popular with hikers – so start early or share fairly.

Shortly before Biel, the line of the Moosfluh Enduro Trail turns towards Blausee – now it gets faster. A few short uphill sections will keep you on your toes.

From Blausee, it goes into the new Blausee Trail (open from about September 2025): with steep wall curves, jumps and creative elements – ideal for shredding to Riederalp.

After a short detour through the village, the technical highlight of this Aletsch Enduro Trail awaits: The natural downhill ride towards Mörel. Steep, rocky, rooty – difficulty level “red” and not for beginners. In Goppisberg, a short stop in the old village center is worthwhile (snack station in the self-service restaurant). Then continue through forest and meadows until the last meters of asphalt take you to Mörel. From there: train in – the next Aletsch Enduro Trail awaits.

Highlights:

Start with glacier panorama in the Aletsch Arena
Curvy, flowing trail section at Blausee
Technical forest descent with local vibes
Refreshment option in Goppisberg
Lots of elevation meters

Trail signage: Follow the red signposts with white biker symbol and the black sticker with the abbreviation MOT – which stands for Moosfluh Enduro Trail.

Note: At the trail entry and when switching between different difficulty levels, the corresponding difficulty is marked.

Important: Respect hikers and nature in the Aletsch Arena – ride with attitude.

Aletsch Arena AG

Best to visit

suitable

Depends on weather

Directions

Moosfluh-Blausee-Riederalp-Goppisberg-Mörel

Tour information

Stop at an Inn

Equipment

Basic mountain biking equipment

Bicycle helmet (possibly Enduro or full-face helmet)
Bicycle gloves, elbow and knee protectors (possibly back and shin protectors)
Sturdy, comfortable and preferably waterproof footwear (possibly mountain bike shoes with ankle protection)
Clothing in layers with moisture transport
Backpack (with rain cover)
Sun, rain and wind protection (hat, sunscreen, waterproof and windproof jacket)
Sunglasses
Mobile phone
First aid kit
Pocket knife
Cash
Navigation device / map and compass
Sufficient provisions and drinking water

Technical equipment

Air or CO2 pump with cartridges
Tire repair kit
Spare bicycle tube
Chain tool
Allen keys
Handlebar mount for mobile phone/navigation
Bicycle lock

Where applicable, roadworthy (e-)mountain bike with plenty of suspension travel, bell, front and rear light, and spoke reflectors.

The lists for “basic equipment” and “technical equipment” do not claim to be complete and serve only as suggestions for what you should pack.

For your safety, you should carefully read all instructions for the proper use and maintenance of your equipment.

Please ensure that your equipment complies with local laws and does not contain prohibited items.

Directions & Parking facilities

Via cantonal road 19 to the Mörel-Filet exit, then on to the signposted parking options. Take the Riederalp cable car (Aletsch Bahnen AG) up to Riederalp.

Limited number of paid parking spaces at the Mörel-Filet train station. Additional parking options are signposted.

Large paid parking garages at the entrance to Mörel-Filet as well as in the village center.

By train from Brig or Oberwald to Mörel-Filet, then on foot to the Riederalp cable car (Aletsch Bahnen AG). Take this cable car up to Riederalp.

Additional information

Aletsch Arena AG
Furkastrasse 39
CH-3983 Mörel-Filet
+41 27 928 58 58
info@aletscharena.ch
www.aletscharena.ch

Author´s Tip / Recommendation of the author

Insider tips:

Bypass when busy: Start via Sparrhorn / Stoneman Uphill (left from Moosfluh) and later join the Moosfluh Enduro Trail.
Split tip: Upper section to Riederalp = easier & weather-independent. Lower section = more technical & rewarding in dry conditions.
The lower section between Riederalp and Mörel (or from Goppisberg) can already be ridden in spring. Ideal for an early season start with elevation meters.

Safety guidelines

Use only the marked bike paths and roads and follow the signage. Please close gates and fences behind you. Be considerate of hikers as well as plants and animals. Hikers generally have the right of way. Assess your own abilities and fitness well. Riding the various routes is at your own risk.