Spicak Bike Park

Riding season: The season runs from early May through late October on weekends. Daily operations are from mid-June through mid-September.

Located in the Šumava Mountains near the German border, Špičák Bike Park is one of the oldest and most respected mountain biking destinations in the Czech Republic. Situated within the beautiful Bohemian Forest region, the park combines natural mountain terrain, extensive trail development, and a long-standing mountain biking tradition that has made it a favorite among gravity riders for many years.

TRAILS

Struggle

• intermediate – advanced difficulty

• stony parts in the edge of the forest

• drops, jumps

• length 1100 m

Black Friday

• natural trail of intermediate difficulty

• berms, jumps, transfers

• length – 2300 mGood Year Family Line

• trail of lower and intermediate difficulty

• trail for the joy of riding

• benches, swings, waves

• jumps, swing

• length – 3500 m

Jump Park

• jump section located in the forest at the landing of the trails

• 8 jumps - 2 rows of benches (smaller and larger)

• length c 200 mAir - Stone

• north shore

• intermediate - advanced

• bridges, stones

• length - 1046 m

Airbag

• inflatable training board right in the center of the area at the entrance to the ropeway

• two jumps

• suitable for safe training of jumps

Skill Center

• jumps, small drops, pumptrack for learning and starting a spot for learning the basics

• benches, swings, waves

• everything determined for the lessons and beginners

Uphill Špičák 1202

• climbing trail to the peak of Špičák

• a combination of singletrail, forest road, asphalt and gravel road

• length 5022m

The park is built around the Špičák ski resort and utilizes chairlift infrastructure to transport riders to higher elevations. From the summit, cyclists can access a variety of downhill and freeride trails that descend through dense forests and rugged mountain terrain. The natural environment plays a major role in defining the riding experience, creating a destination that feels authentic and closely connected to the surrounding landscape.

One of Špičák's greatest strengths is its emphasis on technical riding. While the park offers progression-friendly trails for newer riders, it is particularly respected among experienced mountain bikers who enjoy root-covered sections, rock gardens, steep descents, natural drops, and challenging line choices. The terrain requires concentration and precise bike handling, making it an excellent destination for riders looking to develop advanced skills.At the same time, recent trail development projects have expanded the park's appeal to a broader audience. Newer flow trails featuring berms, rollers, and smoother surfaces provide enjoyable options for intermediate riders and those transitioning into gravity riding. This balance between technical terrain and accessible flow has helped Špičák attract a wider range of visitors while preserving its core identity.

The park has hosted numerous competitions and events throughout its history, contributing significantly to the development of mountain biking in the Czech Republic.

Many local riders consider Špičák an essential destination and a place where generations of mountain bikers have refined their skills.

Visitors benefit from bike rentals, repair facilities, coaching opportunities, accommodations, and mountain restaurants located throughout the resort area.

The surrounding Šumava National Park region offers exceptional natural beauty and additional opportunities for outdoor exploration.The scenery itself is a major attraction. Riders descend through ancient forests, enjoy panoramic mountain views, and experience one of Central Europe's most picturesque mountain environments. During summer and autumn, the landscape becomes particularly impressive as the forests change color and visibility extends across the surrounding hills.

Today, Špičák Bike Park remains one of the Czech Republic's most important mountain biking destinations. Its combination of technical terrain, natural beauty, strong riding culture, and ongoing trail development ensures its continued popularity among riders seeking authentic gravity-focused mountain biking experiences.