Everything the Bikepark has to offer at a glance

• Bike area (super easy) around the Märchenwiese. It's perfect for beginners as you can train your mountainbike skills on three different tracks - rookies (green), beginners (blue), and advanced (red).
• Our Peak Flowline (easy) starts at the Planai top station and leads you through a beautiful blueberry field first, before showing you larch and spruce forests. The track includes a slight declivity and leads you all the way to Planai middle station.
• The Jumpline - 99 Jumps (difficult) is the holy grail for whipper and styler. It's 3.5 kilometres long and offers lots of air time on perfectly build jumps that are between 3 and 8 metres long. If that's not enough for you, you can turn onto the Monster Jumpline towards the end. There, monster jumps up to 12 metres are waiting for you.
• Stadium Flowline (easy) From the middle station it now also goes over a flowline down to the valley! The first section leads over waves and steep turns to the state road. From there, a completely new track is still under construction, but you can ride around it for a short distance on the main road. In the last section, it's also about a new trail directly into the Planai finish stadium.
• Rookie Downhill (medium) is a great way to start your downhill experience. The trail is remarkable for its easy jumps and many curves.
• The Downtown Line (medium) features a break sand surface and a couple of easy hurdles such as tables, small step ups, and small step downs.
• Our Jack Lumber Trail (very difficult) is the first northshore trail at the Bikepark and is equipped with lots of steep transversal descendts as well as root carpets. This trail is for experienced riders only. 
• Pro Downhill (difficult) is Austria's longest downhill trail on the Planai and therefore, well-known. It starts at 1.830 metres height and can be reached with the Planai gondola. You're going through tranquill surroundings, past the reservoir, and all the way down to middle station which is at about 1.325 metres height. There, you'll find a washing area and all the tools you may need.
• Kessler Line (medium) This trail is of medium difficulty and leads through woods and meadows towards the valley before it joins the Downtownline. Many curves, playful waves and small jumps characterize this trail.
• Uphill Flow Trail gives you a big grin on your face when riding uphill, no matter whether you are on a mountain bike or an E-MTB! Once you reach the top, you can take a refreshment and then tackle the Flowline downhill. A valid bike ticket includes the Uphill Flow Trail, without bike ticket the bike park entrance fee is € 8,-. This can be bought at the Planai cash desks or at the ticket machine at the start portal.

All open trails at a glance >>