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About 360° Flow Trails Kitzbühel Kirchberg
The 360° Flow Trails Kitzbühel Kirchberg are one of the most diverse mountain biking destinations in the Kitzbühel Alps, combining flowing, professionally shaped trails with natural singletracks, technical sections and spectacular mountain scenery.
Located between Kitzbühel and Kirchberg in Tirol, the trail network offers more than 40 km of riding across 10 different trail characters – from easy first-flow experiences and family-friendly practice areas to challenging technical trails for experienced riders.
The 360° Flow Trails combine flow, nature, progression and spectacular Kitzbühel Alps scenery – from your first trail experience to technical alpine riding.
Trail Network
One of the defining features of the 360° Flow Trails is the variety of terrain and riding styles available within a compact area. Riders can choose between easy, flowing lines, longer mountain descents and natural trails with roots, rocks and technical sections.
The current network includes six main Flow & downhill trails plus additional family, learning and skill areas, with individual trails ranging from short practice sections to descents of around 10 kilometres.
The network includes:
Kirchberg Trail – approximately 10 km and currently the longest Flow Trail in the network
Hahnenkamm Trail – around 8.5 km with spectacular views towards the Kitzbühel Alps
Fleckalm Trail – around 7.7 km and a technical classic for experienced riders
Gaisberg Trail – approximately 2.3 km with a more demanding character
Lisi Osl Trail – around 2 km of sporty trail riding
Sonnenrast Trail – an easy-flow option within the Family Hub
Wiegalm Trail – a natural trail combining mountain-bike riding with the surrounding alpine landscape
MTB Family Area Streiteck and additional Learn to Ride / Skill Areas for building confidence and improving riding technique
Flow for Every Level
The 360° Flow Trails are designed around progression. Riders can start in a controlled learning environment and gradually move towards longer and more technical trails.
For beginners and families, the MTB Family Area Streiteck provides a dedicated environment for practising braking, balance and cornering before moving onto the trails. The Sonnenrast Trail then offers an accessible first Flow experience. From there, riders can progress towards the Kirchberg Trail and Hahnenkamm Trail.
More experienced riders can explore the technical side of the network, including the Fleckalm, Lisi Osl and Gaisberg Trails, where natural terrain, roots, rocks and more demanding lines require greater concentration and active riding.
The result is a trail destination where different levels can ride together while choosing terrain that matches their individual skills.
Lift Access
The 360° Flow Trails benefit from an extensive lift network, allowing riders to concentrate on the descents rather than long climbs.
The main bike-accessible lifts include:
Hahnenkammbahn
Fleckalmbahn
Sonnenrastbahn
Streiteckmulde
Gaisberg chairlift
The Fleckalmbahn provides direct access to the Kirchberg and Fleckalm riding areas, while the Hahnenkammbahn connects riders with the Hahnenkamm zone. The Sonnenrast lifts form the heart of the family-oriented riding area.
This lift infrastructure makes it possible to link several trails during a single day and create individual riding combinations according to ability, energy and ambition.
Alpine Scenery
The riding experience is inseparable from the landscape of the Kitzbühel Alps.
Trails move between mountain forests, open alpine terrain and panoramic viewpoints, with views towards the Kitzbüheler Horn, Wilder Kaiser, Hohen Tauern and surrounding mountain ranges.
The Hahnenkamm Trail is particularly known for its panoramic viewpoints, while the Kirchberg Trail combines long-flow riding with extensive mountain scenery.
Mountain restaurants, alpine huts and terraces along the riding areas provide plenty of opportunities to stop, recharge and enjoy the landscape.
Family & Progression
Family riding is an important part of the 360° Flow Trails concept.
Rather than simply providing easy trails, the destination offers a progressive learning experience: practise skills, build confidence and gradually move onto longer and more challenging trails.
The MTB Family Area Streiteck is designed for children, teenagers and adults alike, with practice lines and a conveyor lift that make repeated training runs easy. From there, families can progress to the Sonnenrast Trail and eventually to longer Flow Trails such as the Kirchberg or Hahnenkamm Trail.
The emphasis is on shared experiences rather than speed – allowing each member of a family to choose a trail that matches their ability.
Facilities & Services
The 360° Flow Trails are supported by a range of services designed to make a full day of mountain biking easy to organise.
These include:
Bike rental
Bike shops and service
Bike schools and professional guides
Bike tickets and lift access
Learn to Ride and Skill Areas
Trail maps and GPX downloads
Restaurants, mountain huts and terraces
Bike-friendly accommodation and regional tourism infrastructure
The destination also provides dedicated information for first-time trail riders, families and riders looking to progress their skills.
Events & Challenges
Beyond individual trail rides, the 360° Flow Trails also offer challenges designed to turn a day on the mountain into a complete riding experience.
The Dirty G.O.A.T. Challenge, for example, links six trails, six lift rides, 43 km of riding and approximately 3,940 vertical metres into one demanding challenge for experienced riders and bike crews.
For riders looking beyond lift-served trails, the surrounding Kitzbühel Alps also provide extensive mountain-bike routes and longer tours, including the EPIC 360° Zweitausender Tour with 60.6 km and 1,773 vertical metres.
Riding Season & Trail Status
Trail and lift availability varies throughout the season and can change according to weather, maintenance and operating conditions.
The official Trail Map & Status provides current information about open trails and lifts and should be checked before every ride.
The summer lift network currently provides bike access to the main riding zones, with individual operating periods varying by lift and location.
Getting There
The 360° Flow Trails are centrally located in the Kitzbühel Alps and can be reached from both Kitzbühel and Kirchberg in Tirol.
The area is accessible by car, train and bus, with railway stations in Kirchberg and Kitzbühel providing convenient access to the riding area. For visitors staying in the Brixental, regional public transport connections provide additional mobility options.
Why Ride the 360° Flow Trails?
The 360° Flow Trails combine accessible Flow Trails, family riding, natural singletracks, technical terrain, lift access and panoramic alpine scenery in one connected destination.
More than 40 km of trail experiences
10 different trail characters
Trails from easy to technical
The approximately 10 km Kirchberg Trail
Iconic Hahnenkamm and Fleckalm Trails
Dedicated Family and Learn to Ride Areas
5 bike-accessible lift facilities
Spectacular Kitzbühel Alps panoramas
Bike schools, guides, rental and service facilities
The Dirty G.O.A.T. Challenge for experienced riders
Extensive MTB routes throughout the surrounding region
From the first controlled turns in the MTB Family Area Streiteck to long Flow Trail descents and technical natural singletracks, the 360° Flow Trails Kitzbühel Kirchberg offer a progression-based mountain biking experience for families, Flow enthusiasts, ambitious trail riders and experienced Enduro riders.
Your level. Your line. Your flow.
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Kitzbühel, Austria