Bike Parks in Tirol

The park, located at the top terminal of Waldbahn Gondola at an elevation of 1,830 meters, is arguably among the best bike parks found in Tirol and satisfies every gravity hog’s hunger. Save your legs for the ride down at this epicenter of lift-accessed downhill mountain biking. You will find fun, flowing singletrack and machine-excavated flow and jump trails. For novice riders, the Training Area and the Pumptrack are a great introduction to freeride mountain biking—and a great place to practise and hone trail skills. Children who are competent cyclists can tackle their first obstacles at the specially designated Kids Park. Test your slopestyle and dirt jump skills on expertly designed singletrack, table jumps, drops, up and down boxes and massive berms and wall rides next to the base terminal of Waldbahn Gondola.

Park Info: The Bike Park offers lift assisted trails for every level rider from three cruisy, open blues (beginner) over four red trails (advanced) to two beautifully crafted blacks (expert).

Day Ticket: Adult € 41.00; Youth € 32.00 (16-19 years); Child € 21.00 (7-15 years).

Good to Know: Offering everything a downhill enthusiast could need, the shop at the base of Waldbahn Gondola is the place to get suited up with the right protective equipment with your bike rental.

The Bikepark Innsbruck at the Muttereralmpark has five trails. The First One is first and foremost for beginners and families, leading from the top of the cable car through long sections of forest to the mid-way station of the cable car. The Wild One and the Rough One in Götzens are flowy trails ideal for experienced singletrack riders. At the top of the cable car there is also a bike-handling area and a kids area where youngsters can work on their technical skills.

Trail info: The First One (S2), The Chainless One (S1), The Wild One (S2), The Rough One Trail (S2), The Straight One (S3)

Day ticket for Bikepark Innsbruck: adults €38; youths €30 (born 2003 to 2005); children €24 (born 2006 to 2015)

Tip! Bikes and equipment can be hired from the bike centre at the bottom of the cable car.

Get out on two wheels and defy gravity at the Tirol Bike Park: The bike park in Steinach boasts two spectacular downhills with trails to suit a wide variety of tastes and abilities. Both downhills end in the Slopestyle Area that features a variety of table jumps, jump boxes, wall rides and drop offs. The blue, 3-kilometer long Crazy Heart Freeride Trail is a true gem and has a little bit of everything. Step-up jumps, Northshores and more challenges and two-wheeled adventures await on this 1.5-meter broad gravel trail. Like the insane? Then you must ride the Red Devil Freeride Trail. This 2.5-kilometer long red freeride trail has a 380-meter vertical drop and is sure to give you your adrenalin fix for the day.

Park Info: Trail Area (one blue and one red); Slopestyle Area; Warm-Up Area

Day Ticket: Adult € 35.20; Youth € 28.80 (17-19 years); Child € 23.00 (9-16 years).

Three tough downhill trails await riders in the Bikepark Lienz. The longest of the trio is named after former road world champion Peter Sagan. The Peter Sagan Trail (intermediate) is roughly five kilometres in length and drops around 500 vertical metres down to the Moosalm hut. It is there that it meets the Lakata Trail (intermediate), a 2.2km stretch taking riders all the way down to the bottom of the cable car in Lienz. Together, these two trails have 55 banked corners, 18 rollers and a number of jumps, wooden bridges and other fun elements. The toughest of the three trails is the Welcome to the Jungle Line, a variation of the Sagan Trail.

Park Info: One black and two red trails and one blue trail; one pumptrack

Day Ticket: Adults €36.00, children and youths (born 2003-2015) €25.00

Tip! The new Dolomite.bike Bike Centre at the bottom of the Schloßbergbahn cable car offers bike hire, service and washing facilities.
 

The Bike Republic Sölden has quickly developed into one of the leading trailriding areas in Austria. Its "citizens" can look forward to a huge area full of trails between the Gaislachkogel mountain, the Rettenbachferner glacier and the Schwarzseekogel peak. Countless shaped lines, singletrack trails, enduro and MTB routes for all ages and abilities await. The highest enduro trail, the Glacier Epress, stretches all the way up to 2,800 metres above sea level. The Republic also offers two pumptracks for riders to hone their skills.

Park Info: Nine shaped lines, five long lines, 16 singletrack trails, 13 enduro trails, two pumptracks, numerous MTB routes

Day Ticket: Adults €43.00, youths (born 2002-2006) €34.00, children (born 2007-2013) €24.00. These prices apply in the high season.

Tip! In Sölden there are give bike hire shops and two bike schools.

From flowy to technical, the Three Countries Enduro Trails around Nauders near the Reschen Pass are very diverse in nature. Riders can enjoy fabulous views of the Reschensee lake as they cross over the Swiss or Italian border at least once on most of the trails. Many of the trails are suitable for beginners and families. There are five cable cars. Nauders and Reschen are home to a number of bike shops offering equipmenthire, repair services and washing facilities for bikes.

Park Info: 25 singletrack trails, five cable cars, 52 kilometres of cross-border trails

Day Ticket: Adults 38.00, youths (born 2003-2005) €26.00, children (born 2006-2014) €19.

Tip! Don't forget to check out the Bunker Trail (level S2), which leads past bunkers and tank defences from the First World War.

This mountain bike area takes is name from the mighty Großglockner, Austria's highest mountain. This peak towers over the Bikepark Großglockner Resort, keeping close watch as riders take on the trails at its foot. The area offers four singletrack trails and three additional mountain bike routes, all of which can be easily accessed using the Bergbahnen Kals or the Matreier Goldried-Bergbahnen cable cars. The most flowy of the trails is the Adler Trail (intermediate) with almost 60 banked corners as well as plenty of jumps, rollers and dips. At just 650 metres in length, the short Temblerfelder Trail (easy) is the perfect place for beginners.

Park Info: three singletrack trails, five mountain bike routes

Day Ticket: Adults €30.00, children €15.00

Tip! Downhill bikes and e-bikes can be hired from six shops and hotels in Matrei and Kals.

At the foot of the Kitzbühel Horn mountain near the village of St. Johann in Tirol is the Bikepark Oberndorf. It has six trails of varying difficulties, from easy lines for kids with small jumps and plenty of flow to steep and challenging singletracks for experts only. Mountain bikes can be transported free of charge to the top of the park using the local draglift. There is also a bikewash area at the bottom of the Valles Tauwiesenlift.

Park Info: 6 trails (OD Trails), 4 kilometres in total and gradients between 8 and 11 percent. Easy trail (Green Line), advanced trail (Blue Line), expert cross-country / enduro trail (Red Line), uphill trail (Black Uphill Trail), jump line and switchback trail in the Skills Area; bike draglift and bikewash area.

Day Ticket: Adults €25.00; youths €20.50 Euro (born 2003-2005); children €16.00 (born 2006-2015); combined tickets available for Harschbichl Trail and OD Trails.

Tip! The jump line is best accessed via the Green Line and has a number of options, from easy (blue) to expert (black).