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Bike trails & enduro tours

A paradise for downhillers: In the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena, a variety of trails is waiting for all enduro fans. In Ehrwald, Lermoos, Biberwier, Bichlbach and Berwang there are trails and enduro tours for beginners, advanced bikers and pros.

Our trail areas

bike park lermoos-biberwier

Bike Park Zugspitze

singletrails in berwang & bichlbach

Enduro tours

Want to combine trails and different areas? No problem, discover our enduro tours.

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Singletrail

Lichte Trail

Distance

3.4 km

Level of difficulty

Challenging

Singletrail

Grubigalm Trail

Distance

1.8 km

Level of difficulty

Medium difficulty

Singletrail

Fun Trail

Distance

1.43 km

Level of difficulty

Easy

Mountainbike tour

Family Trail

Distance

3 km

Level of difficulty

Easy

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Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier

The Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier is part of the Gravity Card and thus one of the 30 "European leading bike parks".

The trails

Family Trail (Lermoos)
Bachtltrail (Lermoos) To the Lines Rider Challenge on Bachtltrail
Marienberg Trail (Biberwier)
Fun Trail (Biberwier) Attention: the trail also serves as a mountain cart route!

Wolfratshauser Trail (Lermoos)
Singletrail Forest Aisle (Lermoos)
Grubigalm Trail (Lermoos)
Barbarasteig Trail und Rauhegasse Trail (Biberwier)

Singletrail Schlägle (Lermoos)
Blindsee Trail (Lermoos/ Biberwier)

You want to combine several trails? No problem! Our enduro tours offer exciting combinations of the best bike trails in the region.
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Wetterstein

Bike Park Zugspitze

In summer 2026, trail enthusiasts can look forward to a new highlight in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena:

The Zugspitze Bike Park in the new Zugspitzpark at the Wetterstein mountain range is opening with three new lines.
Whether you're looking for pure flow or a wild high-speed experience, there's something for everyone here, beginners and pros alike.

The new, completely hand-built black trail "Bare Knuckle" is a difficult trail with a very special character and real highlights for experienced bikers.

The trails

Blue Bird (Ehrwald)

Fifty/Fifty (Ehrwald)

Bare Knuckle (Ehrwald)

You want to combine several trails? No problem! Our enduro tours offer exciting combinations of the best bike trails in the region.
Click here for our enduro tours!

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Singletrails in Berwang und Bichlbach

Here, bikers can expect three varied trails and a unique panorama.

The trails

Mühlwald Trail
Only accessible uphill- via MTB Route 878.

Singletrail Höhenweg
Accessible via the Almkopfbahn and Sonnalmbahn cable cars.

Lichte Trail
Accessible via the Almkopfbahn and Sonnalmbahn cable cars.

You want to combine several trails? No problem! Our enduro tours offer exciting combinations of the best bike trails in the region.
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Enduro tours

The combination of the best bike trails in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena - these are our 7 enduro tours.
For all those who can't get enough!
All enduro fans can use our mountain railways for bikers (for a fee).

The tours

Riksha Rallye (Lermoos & Biberwier)
Water Trophy (Lermoos & Biberwier)

Bichlbach 1000 (Lermoos, Bichlbach & Berwang)
Grubigs Peak (Lermoos)
Pancamino (Lermoos, Bichlbach & Berwang)

Gruppe B'lindsee (Lermoos & Biberwier)
Gumball 32 (Lermoos & Bichlbach)

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A day in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena

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All downhill trails in the Tiroler Zugspitz Arena at a glance

Bikepark rules of conduct

You ride the single trails at your own risk.
Helmets, protective gear and appropriate safety equipment are mandatory on all routes/trails.
Adjust your speed to your own abilities and the weather and trail conditions.
Riding off marked routes is prohibited – for example, on hiking trails or in open terrain.
Danger warnings must be observed.
The instructions of the mountain railway staff must be followed.
Only suitable and well-maintained mountain bikes are recommended for use on the routes.
In the event of an accident or defect, no claims for damages can be made against the mountain railway.
Accidents and other incidents must be reported to mountain railway staff immediately.
By following these rules, you are contributing to safe downhill enjoyment in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena.

TRAIL FAQs and Highlights

Bachtltrail (Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier)
Blue Bird (Bike Park Zugspitze)

Singletrail Forest Aisle (Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier)
Fifty/Fifty (Bike Park Zugspitze)
Singletrail Schlägle (Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier)
Blindsee Trail (Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier)
Bare Knuckle (Bike Park Zugspitze)

There are various options, such as mountain railway, bus, train or shuttle service.

You can find more information here.

Grubigsteinbahn Lermoos valley station
Almkopfbahn Bichlbach valley station

Find out more about the bike-wash facilities here.

A separate mountain railway ticket is required for each trail area in the Tyrolean Zugspitz Arena.
The Trail-Areas:
- Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier (Langes Lermoos and Biberwier mountain railways)
  The Gravity Card is only valid in the Lermoos-Biberwier Bike Park.
- Bike Park Zugspitze: Ehrwalder Wettersteinbahnen
- Singletrails in Berwang and Bichlbach: Bergbahnen Berwang

112: European emergency number (works with any mobile phone, on any available network)
140: Mountain rescue/Alpine emergency call
If possible, give the emergency services the position number on the SOS signs on the trails (approx. every 300 metres).
Another alternative is the "SOS-EU-Alp" emergency app or the alarm system via the "rescue points" along the trail. The emergency call is made and your location is transmitted at the same time. The "SOS-EU-Alp" app can be downloaded free of charge from the iTunes Store, Google Play Store or AppGallery.
Further tips and important information on what to do in an emergency can be found here.

All mountain railways have officially designated parking areas.
Find out more about the parking areas here.
Camping is only permitted at official campsites.
Click here for the campsites.