You never go, you never know – with around 12 kilometers of trail length, it’s the insider tip in the south of Austria! The Bikepark Lienz offers perfect trails for all skill levels and boasts about 2,000 hours of sunshine per year – bad weather days are rare. In addition to downhill-oriented tracks, you’ll find plenty of airtime on the playful flow trails, which put a huge smile on the faces of both beginners and pros alike!
The Flow Family Trail is the perfect combination of a flow trail and a jump line. The trail starts near the Moosalm, right next to the Peter Sagan Trail. From there, the approximately 4-kilometer-long “line” winds through the shady forest to Bruck Castle. Thanks to its gentle gradient and the inclusion of “chicken lines,” the trail is ideal for beginners as well as die-hard trail enthusiasts!
Warning: Traffic laws apply beyond the end of the trail! Please drive slowly and stay alert.
Named after the three-time East Tyrolean mountain bike world champion, this trail isn’t just incredibly fast—it’s also extremely challenging due to countless sections of roots and rocks. The 2.2-kilometer race track starts right next to the Schlossbergbahn gondola exit and ends with a final drop into the finish area of the Hochsteinarena.
Warning: For experienced users only
You won’t find palm trees, sandy beaches, or cocktails on the “Welcome to the Jungle Line”—but you will find a challenging black trail. This section of the Peter Saga Trail is a solid 600 meters long and winds its way down the slope through dense forest, over rocky terrain, and through sections of exposed roots.
Warning: For experienced users only
The 4-km-long Trail Party starts at the top station of the H2 double chairlift at about 1,500 m, featuring 55 sharp turns, 18 rollers, and numerous jumps and step-ups that are sure to put a big smile on any rider’s face. If you’re looking for plenty of airtime, you’ll fall in love with this trail right away. If you’re looking to rack up some elevation gain, be sure to hit one of the connecting trails all the way down to the valley station!
Warning: For experienced riders only
Just past the Flow Family Trail, you’ll find the 700-meter-long Benjamin Karl Trail, named after the two-time Olympic champion. Although this section is designed to be family-friendly, it also offers plenty of fun for experienced riders. At the end of the trail, you’ll find a medium and a pro kicker, as well as a massive drop over the Ride Free club container—all of which can be bypassed.
Please note: There is a road between the Flow Family Trail and the Benjamin Karl Trail
The PZ World Cup pump track is located right next to the Schlossbergbahn valley station, right next to the Bike Bar. Beginners and advanced riders alike can improve their skills with every lap or warm up for the trails. Use is at your own risk and is free for everyone.
Ganz nach dem Motto “Nur Fliegen ist schöner” findest du am Ende des Karl Trails zwei Dirt-Kicker die dir massig Airtime versprechen. Auch außerhalb der Öffnungszeiten der Bergbahnen steht der Abschnitt zu Verfügung.
Auch für die Jüngsten wird im Bikepark Lienz einiges geboten! Kinder bis 5,99 Jahre fahren in Begleitung einer Aufsichtsperson gratis und können die gesamte Infrastruktur benützen. Bevor es auf den Flow Family Trails geht, empfehlen wir einige Aufwärmrunden im Pumptrack zu absolvieren. Let’s have FUN
Safety First und auf ein gutes Miteinander am Berg!
Der Berg gehört nicht nur dir alleine – also benimm dich, bleib am Trail und zeig Respekt deinen Mitmenschen gegenüber. Das Befahren der Trails ist nur mit geeignetem Bike und entsprechender Schutzausrüstung erlaubt (Helm & Protektoren). Erste Hilfe ist Pflicht – Notruf absetzen und Unfallstelle absperren kann jeder! Wir wünschen einen guten Ride!
Whether you’re stopping for a quick break or enjoying a sundowner, the Bike Bar is always worth a visit. Enjoy fresh snacks and cold drinks in a relaxed atmosphere with a great vibe. A party atmosphere is guaranteed at the regular Sound of Bikepark events.
Warning: Once you’ve been here, you’ll be back!
