From August 15 to 16, 2025, Flims Laax will host a stop of the Swiss Enduro Series for the fourth time. This year, the sporting highlight is joined by a stop of the European E-MTB Enduro Tour, adding extra excitement to the racing with additional uphill stages. Participants can look forward to a varied course featuring alpine terrain and flowing forest trails – all set against a breathtaking mountain backdrop that will captivate riders and spectators alike.
Come to the Event Hub at the rocksresort by the Laax Murschetg valley station and immerse yourself in the bike racing atmosphere. Riders come and go here – you’ll hardly get closer to the electrifying energy of racers, their perfectly tuned gear, conversations about stage experiences, and even the smell of hot brake discs.
A diverse supporting program awaits you:
Relaxed chill-out zone
LED screen with live race coverage
DJ sets
E-MTB uphill stage on Friday evening
Festival bar hosted by the local bike community on Saturday evening
Want to take a piece of the SES vibe home with you?
The exclusive merchandise stand from Swiss brand Whateverman offers limited-edition, sustainably produced streetwear – 100% riders approved.
Entry to the event and festival village in Laax Murschetg is free of charge for all spectators.
Spectators can experience the stage starts live either on foot or with their own bike. The start zones (see below) are especially well-suited for watching and cheering. Please note that not all stages are equally accessible and some trails may be closed during the race (see accessibility notes below). Tip: Stage 3’s start area is especially easy to reach.
At the finish area, there will be live broadcasts from the mountain on large screens, offering exciting insights into the race. Riders will arrive at the finish between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM.
Stage 1: Vorab Mitte (cancelled)
Access: FlemXpress from Flims to Nagens Sura, then by foot or bike to the start.
Start time: ~09:55 AM
Directions to the start stage 1
Stage 2: Nagens Trail
Access: FlemXpress from Flims to Nagens Sura, then by foot or bike to the start.
Start time: ~10:50 AM
Directions to the start stage 2
Stage 3: Crap Ault
Access: LSB1 cable car from Laax Murschetg to Crap Sogn Gion, start area next to the Satellite Terrace.
⚠️ No bike transport on LSB1 from 10:45 AM – 4:00 PM.
Start time: ~12:20 PM
Stage 4: Tarmosas
Access: LSB1 cable car from Laax Murschetg to Crap Sogn Gion, then to the start area.
⚠️ No bike transport on LSB1 from 10:45 AM – 4:00 PM.
Start time: ~12:45 PM
Directions to the start of stage 4
Stage access is identical to the SES stages, but the order differs (see race schedule). In addition, there are two Power Stages (uphill):
Friday evening at the Event Hub, rocksresort Laax Murschetg
Saturday starting from the Vorab Stage start (see SES Stage 1 access)
On Saturday, riders will compete across four action-packed stages in Flims Laax. If you want to watch and cheer the riders during their race, check these informations.
The race consists of 4 timed stages, connected by transfer sections. Only the stages are timed; cumulative time determines the winner in each category.
Stage 1: Vorab Trail (trail map stage 1)
Stagee 2: Nagens Trail (trail map stage 2)
Stage 3: Crap Ault (trail map stage 3)
Stage 4: Tarmosas (trail map stage 4)
Stage EPS1 (Uphill Stage): Event Hub, rocksresort Laax Murschetg (Friday evening)
Stage E1: Crap Ault (trail map)
Stage E2: Tarmosas (trail map)
Stage EPS2 (Uphill Stage): Vorab Trail
Stage E3: Vorab Trail (trail map)
Stage E4: Nagens Trail (trail map)
All information for participants in the Swiss Enduro Series and the European E-MTB Enduro Tour in Flims Laax can be found on the organizer's event website.
Each course consists of 4 - 6 stages (routes). The stages are connected with transfers. Transfers may include lifts and shuttles. The time is measured and cumulated exclusively on the stages (when riding down).
The fastest overall time wins the respective category.
Yes, of course! The riders in the individual categories all start at Stage 1 and set off to master the other stages. They are given a defined start window and move together from stage to stage. It is therefore quite possible that one category has not yet completed a stage and another category is already at the next one. The start zones of the stages are ideal for spectators.
Please note, however, that there may be restrictions due to lift operations, and it’s important to keep track of who is starting where and when. From 1:00 PM, we’ll also provide maps to guide you to the respective start zones. The first riders will be arriving at the finish area in Laax Murschetg, where live broadcasts from the mountain stages will be shown throughout the race.
The starting field will be spread across the Flims Laax mountain area throughout the entire training and race day. The exact route will only be published one week before the event in order to prevent premature training on the course.
The respective starting positions as well as all relevant information on how to get there will be made available on this platform in good time in the form of an overview map. We will also provide recommendations on when and where you can best cheer on your MTB friends.
Please note already now: As this is an outdoor event, there may be changes or delays at short notice at any time due to weather or organizational reasons. We will keep you informed of all updates via our event hub and a live broadcast from the mountain.
There are no restrictions on Bargis, Alp Mora, the Flimserwald and around Segnes. The Runca and Segnes Trail will be freely accessible; there might be some waiting time on the lifts.
Come to the Event Hub at the rocksresort by the Laax Murschetg valley station and dive into the full bike racing vibe! A varied supporting program awaits you. Here are some of the highlights:
Relaxed chill-out zone
LED screen with live race broadcasts
DJ sets
E-MTB uphill stage on Friday evening
Festival bar hosted by the local bike community on Saturday night
Want to take a piece of the SES vibe home with you?
Check out the exclusive merchandise stand: Swiss brand Whateverman offers limited-edition, sustainably produced streetwear – 100% riders approved. Entry to the event and the festival village in Laax Murschetg is free of charge for all spectators.
