Bikepark, Singletrails, Flowtrails

Tiroler Trail Arena

Downhillers and enduro fans take note: If you're out and about in Lermoos, Biberwier or Berwang, you won't have to look far for the next trail. The varied trails are ideal for all those who enjoy off-road and preferably downhill biking. A hot tip is the Lermoos bikepark on the Grubigstein with its trails Schlägle, Forest Aisle and Bachtl Trail.

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Singletrail

Wolfratshauser Trail 863

Distance

1 km

Duration

10 min

Level of difficulty

Medium difficulty

Bikepark

Velosolutions Pumptrack - Lusspark

Bikepark

Skill Area Lermoos

Distance

0.3 km

Level of difficulty

Singletrail

Singletrail Schlägle

Distance

2.8 km

Duration

15 min

Level of difficulty

Challenging

Singletrail

Singletrail Höhenweg 880

Distance

2 km

Duration

15 min

Level of difficulty

Medium difficulty

Mountainbike tour

Mühlwald Trail

Distance

0.94 km

Duration

15 min

Level of difficulty

Easy

Singletrail

Marienberg Trail

Distance

3.5 km

Duration

30 min

Level of difficulty

Easy

Singletrail

Lichte Trail 882

Distance

3.4 km

Duration

15 min

Level of difficulty

Challenging

Singletrail

Grubigalm Trail

Distance

1.8 km

Duration

10 min

Level of difficulty

Medium difficulty

Bikepark

Fun Trail 883

Distance

1.43 km

Duration

10 min

Level of difficulty

Easy

Singletrail

Freeridestrecke Forrest Aisle (2)

Distance

3.25 km

Duration

19 min

Level of difficulty

Medium difficulty

Mountainbike tour

Family Trailm - Route: 868

Distance

3 km

Duration

45 min

Level of difficulty

Easy

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Trail Highlights

The Tiroler Zugspitz Arena offers an impressive variety of mountain bike trails that will make every heart beat faster. The Blindsee Trail winds its way from Grubigstein to Blindsee and offers spectacular views as well as technically challenging passages. Schlägle is a natural downhill trail over 2 km, ideal for adventure-seekers who want to test their limits. The Forest Aisle offers over 3 km of breathtaking views, jumps and ramps for adrenaline junkies. The Bachtl Trail with its jumping elements and easy difficulty is perfect for beginners and pleasure riders.

BLINDSEE TRAIL

A true signature trail

The route, which is rated S2 to S3 on the single trail scale, requires solid riding technique and promises an incomparable experience of nature at the same time.

Those who like natural trails will love the Schlägle Trail. The two-kilometre downhill route leads from the middle station down to the valley - with an average gradient of 33 percent.

SCHLÄGLE

Dynamic downhill trail

Forest Aisle

Diverse downhill trail

The downhill route, spanning over three kilometers, offers breathtaking views and builds anticipation for the Schlägle Trail. The Grubigstein cable car takes you to the summit, where you can race back down through jumps, ramps, and steep wall curves.

The Bachtl Trail starts at the mid-station of the Grubigstein cable car. It offers smooth berms over open areas and through the forest, with easily rollable jump elements for added fun.

BACHTL TRAIL

Flowy trail with high fun factor

Mountain railways for bikers

Trail fans can use the cable cars in Lermoos, Biberwier (Bergbahnen Langes) and Berwang.
You can find more information on prices, opening times and the respective bike areas here.

zu den Bergbahnen langes (Lermoos und biberwier)

zu den Bergbahnen berwang

What downhillers should keep in mind

Code of conduct at the bike parks

People using the downhill trails do so at their own risk.
A helmet, protectors and safety equipment are mandatory along the entire route.
Speed has to be adapted to the rider’s skills as well as the weather and trail conditions.
Riding outside the signposted routes is prohibited – for instance, on hiking trails or in the open terrain.
Safety warnings are to be observed without exception!
Riders are obliged to follow the instructions of the cable car staff.
Entering the trails is only recommended with appropriate and well-maintained full-suspension mountain bikes.
The cable car company does not assume any liability in case of accidents, injuries or damages of any kind.
Immediately inform the cable car company about accidents or other noteworthy incidents!

Abiding by these rules and regulations, you contribute to safe downhill fun on the Tyrolean side of the Zugspitze.

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