Kirchberg Trail
Flow trail in Kitzbühel Alps – Brixental, Austria
Kirchberg Trail in the Kitzbühel Alps - Brixental Valley region
The Kirchberg Trail in the Kitzbühel Alps offers a varied riding experience for mountain bikers. Flowing bends, small jumps and natural passages await you on around 10 kilometres - perfect for combining technique and riding fun.
Kirchberg Trail
The route is varied and combines gentle berms with playful elements. Flowing sections alternate time and again with technically more challenging passages. This keeps the ride exciting and offers plenty of variety for both leisure cyclists and ambitious bikers.
The trail is aimed at a wide audience. Beginners can gain their first off-road experience here, while advanced riders can hone their riding technique. Thanks to the well-designed lines, the route can be customised to suit individual abilities.
In addition to the sporting aspect, the trail also impresses with its scenery. The route leads through varied mountain scenery with marvellous views of the surrounding peaks. There are always short breaks to take a breather and consciously enjoy nature.
Good to know about the MTB singletrack
Here you’ll find additional tips and practical information about the trail. Discover great photo spots, useful insider tips and further details to help you plan your trail day in the region.
- At around 10 kilometres, the Kirchberg Trail is the longest flow trail in Tyrol
- Average gradient: approx. 9.6 % - therefore very flowy and beginner-friendly
- Features such as waves, berms and sidehits are optional
- The upper sections are perfect for warming up, while the pace picks up considerably at the bottom
- Combination tip: Kirchberg Trail + existing Gaisberg trail network for a whole day of biking
- Fleckalmbahn mountain station - perfect starting point with panoramic views of the Kitzbühel Alps
- Viewpoints along the upper section of the trail with views towards Brixental Valley
- Wooden bridges & Northshore elements in the middle section - ideal for dynamic action photos
- Large berms in the flow area - particularly good for pull-along photos
View the singletrack on the map & navigate
Open the MTB trail on Komoot to view the full trail line on the map, find the trailhead more easily and stay oriented along the way. You can also save the trail for later and use it as a GPX file on your GPS device or navigation app.
Mountain bike hotels for your trail holiday
Want to include this singletrack in your mountain biking holiday? Here you’ll find suitable Mountain Bike Holidays hotels in the region that make a great home base for your days on the bike. Discover specialist MTB hotels and plan your rides, trails and other mountain biking experiences from there.
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