Bikepark Innsbruck
Bike Park

Bikepark Innsbruck

Mutters , Austria

Country
Austria
City
Mutters
Difficulty
All Levels
At a glance

Park Stats

Uphill Access
Gondola
Trails
12
Top Elevation
1,620 m
Vertical Drop
960 m
Season
end of May - end of October
Average Ride Time
45 mins

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About Bikepark Innsbruck

Bikepark Innsbruck at Muttereralm, located near Innsbruck in Tyrol, Austria, offers over 20 km of mountain bike trails surrounded by spectacular Alpine scenery. The bike park features a diverse selection of flow trails, technical descents, jump lines and dedicated practice areas, making it suitable for riders of different skill levels.

The trail network includes The Chainless One, The First One, The Straight One, The Shot One 1, The Shot One 2, The Single One, The Crazy One, The Naughty One and The Jumpline. The wider network also includes The Wild One and The Rough One in Götzens, as well as a Dual Slalom course, pump track and Rookie Park. Riders can enjoy flowing berms, jumps and more technical trail sections while taking in views of the surrounding mountains.

Uphill access is available via the Muttereralmbahn gondola and forestry roads. The Muttereralmbahn bottom station is at 960 m above sea level, while its upper station reaches 1,620 m. The Nockspitzbahn extends from 900 m to 1,800 m, but is currently not operating during the summer season.

The riding season generally runs from the end of May until the end of October, depending on weather and operating conditions. A relaxed descent on a flow trail, including lift access, takes approximately 45 minutes.

With its extensive trail network, lift-assisted riding and additional facilities for skills development, Bikepark Innsbruck at Muttereralm is an appealing destination for mountain bikers visiting the Innsbruck region.

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