Tyrol is an Eldorado for enduro fans! Highlights include the Bike Republic Sölden with its unspoilt single trails and enduro routes as well as the challenging single trails on the Innsbruck Nordkette. The Wildbachtrail Fendels - Ried offers an enduro trail with a magnificent view of the Inntal valley, and the Trailarea Uri in Reutte also has a black, natural single trail with guaranteed fun. Around Nauders and the Reschen Pass, the cross-border 3-country trails are tempting - despite six mountain lifts, you still have to pedal hard here. More enduro is not possible!
A downhill bike is ideal for the bike park. The bikes are designed with double bridge forks and a geometry specifically for demanding descents. They also have a robust frame, a suspension travel of between 170 and 200 millimetres and grippy tyres. An enduro bike is often sufficient for flowing routes and easy single trails. Important: The right protective equipment such as a helmet, protectors and gloves are essential to get through the terrain safely!
Depending on the weather and snow conditions, the bike parks in Tyrol are usually open from May to October. Some parks at higher altitudes, such as the Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis Bike Park or the Bike Republic Sölden, often open a little later. More detailed information is available directly from the respective parks.
Admission prices for bike parks in Tyrol vary depending on the park and ticket type. Day tickets usually cost between 30 and 50 euros - including use of the lift. Children, young people and families often benefit from discounts.
The Gravity Card is a season ticket that is valid in 31 European bike parks. In Tyrol, bikers with the Gravity Card can ride as often as they like in the following nine bike parks: At Bikepark Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis, Bike Republic Sölden, the 3-Länder Enduro Trails, Bikepark Innsbruck, Bikepark KitzBike and Bikepark Lienz. The Gravity Card is not valid at Bikepark Gerlos and Bikepark Lermoos.
