Mountain bike holidays for enduro & bike park freaks
It's all about shooting: bike fun for adrenaline junkies and adventurers
Attention bike park shredders and enduro junkies! You'll get your money's worth in our countless enduro regions & bike parks. Enduro tours and downhill coaching are the order of the day here. Not to mention the numerous single trails and routes that will get your head racing and your face permanently grinning.
Premium trails, tour variety, and events characterize the offering across more than 750 km of routes.
A diverse alpine landscape is crossed by over 800 km of bike routes, inviting extended tours.
Boundless biking is made possible by over 2,000 km of routes and more than 80,000 meters of elevation in the tri-border area.
With more than 850 km of routes and around 15,000 meters of elevation gain, this valley is one of Tyrol’s largest bike destinations.
Over 1,000 km of MTB routes around the Three Peaks make the region the ultimate Dolomites biking destination.
Dolomite passes and 400 km of MTB routes open alpine trails with direct access to the Sella Ronda.
Over 400 km of MTB routes in the Eisack Valley connect city, alpine pastures, and the Dolomites with varied trails.
An iconic Dolomite backdrop meets over 1,000 km of trails and legendary Sella Ronda routes.
About 600 km of trails connect the Fanes-Sennes-Prags Nature Park with alpine side valleys and the 2,275 m Kronplatz.
Prefer a bike park or natural trails? Both!
Whether it's a natural and rooted single trail or a jumpline with Northshore elements and drops - both can be perfectly combined in some mountain bike regions! Don't feel ready for this challenge yet? Then take advantage of the numerous coaching sessions offered by certified MTB guides.
What exactly are trails?
MTB trails range from former hiking trails to partially built-up routes that are designed for bikers. If permitted, a simple track can also serve as a trail. In bike parks, we also speak of trails or routes - as with our single trails.
An MTB trail can be flat and easy, but it can also be steep, rocky and rooty. It depends on what type of terrain you prefer - it's best to find out what to expect beforehand. As with skiing, there are different categories.
Our tip: It's better to start with easy MTB trails and then build up as you go!
What does a bike park offer?
In a bike park, the downhill is sweetened for the rider, usually with gondola support. They don't have to struggle uphill and can concentrate almost entirely on having as much fun as possible on the way down. Trails with different levels of difficulty and features such as drops and jumps await you.
Our tip: Start by riding a flowing, easy trail as a warm-up. Then increase. If you want to try out features but aren't sure yet, we recommend one of the numerous technical training sessions on site.
Special offers for you and your bike
Flat tyres? Brake no longer works? Perhaps new parts need to be fitted? Why wait until you're back home when all of our Mountain Bike Holidays hotels have certified local contacts with the necessary expertise.
So let the professionals advise you on site and get rid of your repairs while you chill out. Happy Holidays!
Our certified bike hotels
The boutique bike hotel for gourmets & pleasure bikers
MTB base with bike pioneer Harry Ploner in Nauders
Climate-positive mountain bike holiday with heart in Leogang
Nomen est omen – enjoy the best views & bike expertise
Modernity meets tradition in high-alpine Paznaun-Ischgl
Tyrolean coziness & family flair in a sunny location
Summit thrills & indulgence – all under one helmet!
Your MTB home base just 800 meters from the bike park
Refuge at the foot of Fanes-Sennes-Prags National Park
From village inn at the best spot to cozy bike hotel
Your home base at the foot of the legendary Sella Massif
Design meets tradition – alpine biking meets relaxation
The feel-good place for mountain, bike & South Tyrol lovers
