I'd recommend the Schoeckl. This is a good trail and an old-school downhill, which is really spicy. It has gondola access. Or you can try Aflenz, which is a good singletrail.Hi!
I'm from Hungary and I would like to ride in Austria in the summer. I'm looking for bikepark recommendations.
My favourite type of trails are technical, rocky, rooty, natural-ish trails. I like these much more than "overbuilt" trails with just a bunch of jumps and berms. I'm not a big jump guy in general.
Wexl is very close, but it's not exactly what i'm looking for, although "The Wu" looks very nice.
I was looking at Sölden, it looks awesome on videos, but some people say it's a bit too "easy". Any comments on that?
The Fernar trail looks absolutely amazing, but it's a bit of a bummer that you can't just ride it all the time and i'm not a fan of that €30 fee.
Any recommendations? The closer to Hungary, the better. If you guys know good parks in Slovenia too, i'm open to suggestions Thanks!
I'd recommend the Schoeckl. This is a good trail and an old-school downhill, which is really spicy. It has gondola access. Or you can try Aflenz, which is a good singletrail.
Both are natural not overbuilt and quite near to Hungary. Cheers!
I prefer more options then less,than you can watch some videos and make a good choice
Doubt it, you pay for the lift not for the trail.
Not sure if they restricted it in a legal sense to lift consumers, but it is not like you have some Kind of Checkpoint on the trail.
I guess the few people per year which Pedal up don't really make a difference to them. You barely see mtbikers there anyways.
Yes sure,you buy one ticket for the cable car and you can ride trails the whole day without limits. When you are in Leogang you can also go to saalbach for two days or something.this two places are nearby to each other and Saalbach is good as well,but both are more built bikepark less naturerallyThanks!
What about Leogang, I see that a 1 day ticket is €46 for example, do you happen to know if that includes the lift, and does it get you an unlimited amount of lift rides for that day?
Not sure how all of this bike park stuff works...
I'm sure i'm gonna have tons of fun no matter where I go.
BTW, something is not clear. If I don't use the cable car and I pedal all the way up to Kitzsteinhorn, do I still have to pay something?
If you are looking for rocky and technical, I would recommend Krvavec in Slovenia.
Then you can also check the Bike Park and Trails in Kranjska Gora on the way to Kanin. Don't know how it's from the Slovenian side (Bovec) in summer, but from sella nevea you can take the cable car to the top.Thanks! I'll check it out! For Slovenia I was thinking about going to Kanin and riding some hiking trails there, they look pretty darn amazing and according to Trailforks plenty of people ride there.
Also I might have to skip Austria if they come up with even more strict travel restrictions in the summer.
Then you can also check the Bike Park and Trails in Kranjska Gora on the way to Kanin. Don't know how it's from the Slovenian side (Bovec) in summer, but from sella nevea you can take the cable car to the top.
Also lots of nice trails just across the border in Italy.
Where in hungary do you live? If you live in north you can try Kalnica. Have you tried Semmering before?
If you are a beginner: Don‘t try Schöckl