DISCOVER THE BEST SINGLETRACK MTB TRAILS IN AUSTRIA

Guided Mountain Biking Adventures with Bike Austria

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How about an amazing weekend riding some of the finest singletrack MTB trails in the Austrian Alps? Stoked? Then you will fit right in at our Enduro Mountain Bike Camp. We have a lock on the best singletrack MTB trails in the stunning Pinzgau valley, one of the most spectacular cycling regions in Austria. For those that are interested, there are plenty of opportunities to dial in your skills with some specific training. In addition to enjoying the fantastic trails, the renowned Pinzgauer hospitality will keep your batteries charged. Come join the mountain biking guides from Bike Austria and shred some singletrack MTB trails in the Austrian Alps.

WEEKEND PROGRAM

Friday

starting at 2pm

Singletrack MTB trails tour

approx. 800m climbing approx. 2 hours

Saturday

starting at 9am

Up and over to Saalbach: One of the greatest high alpine loops in the Austrian Alps.

approx. 1200m climbing

approx. 2500m downhill

approx. 7 hours

Sunday

starting at 9am

Singletrack MTB trails tour

approx. 1000m

approx. 5 hours

REQUIRED RIDING ABILITY

The Austrian Alps are filled with natural, technical singletrack MTB trails. When guided by the team at Bike Austria, you will only experience the best. Switchbacks, root carpets, steep steps and blocked rocky sections are on the menu. Perfect for enduro and all-mountain riders who just do not want to see a bike park for one long weekend – you also won’t see any wooden drops, doubles or tables – we are talking “old school” trail riding. The difficulty of the trails is S2-S3. Click here for Difficulty Scale.

REQUIRED FITNESS

to enjoy singletrack MTB trails in Austria

A reasonable level of fitness is required to enjoy riding big singletrack MTB trails in the Austrian Alps. We certainly pay for some vertical with sweat, but always at a comfortable pace and normally on road grades. You should be able to ride 400 m of uphill within an hour. Nevertheless, the tours are conditionally very challenging – the long, technical descents are very exhausting for the upper body and arm muscles.

REQUIRED EQUIPMENT

Mountain Bike: approx. 140 -180 mm travel, solid all-around tires (e.g. Schwalbe Hans Dampf 2.35″), Extra derailleur hanger, extra brake pads, replacement tube, repair kit, pump, first aid kit, multitool)

Other: helmet, backpack, body protection