Narrow paths meander through the forest. You virtually fly over them, take the next turn, the subsequent root passage and let your bike run wild again. Past branches and shrubs, passing underneath the gondola and down into the valley. Single trails in Osttirol are biking fun at its best. But remember: all it takes is exercise. Bikepark Lienz and Bikepark Großglockner offer just that. Biking fun for you!
Yes, the bike parks in Osttirol have trails specifically designed for beginners and families. At the Lienz Bike Park, the Flow Family Trail is the perfect place to start before venturing onto the more challenging Alban Lakata Trail or Peter Sagan Trail . At the Großglockner Resort Bike Park, the Temblerfelder Trail stands out for its plenty of airtime potential.
Yes, the bike parks in Osttirol are family-friendly. At the Lienz Bike Park, children ages 8 and up may use the pump track at the valley station when accompanied by an adult. The Flow Family Trail at the Lienz Bike Park is specially designed for younger and inexperienced riders. At the Großglockner Resort Bike Park, the Temblerfeld Trail offers an easy introduction for children who want to practice their jumping technique on gentle terrain. Protective gear—at least a helmet and pads—is required in both parks.
The season at the Lienz Bike Park typically begins in early to mid-May and ends in early to mid-November. The Lienz Mountain Railway operates daily from mid-June through the end of September. There are closed days at the start and end of the season, and throughout the season, the Lienz Mountain Railway’s operating hours are weather-dependent. Current operating hours and closures for the Lienz Bike Park can also be found directly on the park’s website.
The season at the Großglockner Resort Bike Park typically begins in mid- to late June and ends in mid- to late September. Here, too, there are days when the park is closed at the beginning and end of the season, and the mountain railway’s operating hours are weather-dependent throughout the season. Current opening hours and closures for the Großglockner Resort Bike Park can be found directly on the park’s website.
Yes, in Osttirol there are local bike guides who accompany visitors safely through the official bike parks and approved trails . They know the designated routes, offer tips on riding technique, line selection, and trip planning, and help you find the right option for your skill level.
It’s important to note: Riding is permitted exclusively on officially approved trails. Leaving the marked trails is not allowed. Osttirol is part of the State of Tyrol’s MTB Model 2.0, which promotes responsible coexistence among mountain bikers, landowners, nature, and other recreation seekers. Bookings and contact information are available on the bike guide page.
At the Lienz Bike Park , Dolomite Bike on Tiroler Straße rents out enduro and downhill bikes, including sets of protective gear. Within the city limits of Lienz, the Pro Bike bike rental shop on Amlacherstraße is also just a few minutes away.
At the Großglockner Resort Bike Park in Kals, Alpinsport Gratz—with two locations (Alpinsport Gratz at the gondola valley station in Großdorf and Alpinsport Gratz at the Gradonna Resort)—and Sport Michl are located right at the valley station of the mountain railway. Since the available selection varies depending on the provider and the season, it’s a good idea to make a reservation by phone in advance.
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