Alpen Bike Park Schneeberg

To start with, the Alpen Bikepark Schneeberg offers 12 kilometres of varied trails with different levels of difficulty – ranging from flowing beginner trails to more technically challenging sections. The trails are laid out in such a way that both beginners and experienced riders will find something to suit them.

Yes. The bike park is designed as a long-term project. Additional lines and further kilometres of trails are planned up to 2028, with a view to continuously expanding the range of facilities on offer and sustainably enhancing the park’s appeal.

The ascent is aleisurely ride on the 4-seater chairlift; at present, the plan is to allow one bike per 4-seater chairlift. Plans are in place to upgrade the system to allow several bikes per chair.

Yes. Tom’s Bike & Rent, which offers bike hire, sales and a repair service, is located right next to the chairlift’s valley station. This means that hire bikes, the necessary equipment and support are available right at the start of the route. This means that hire bikes, the necessary equipment and support are available right at the start of the route. 

Yes. The Alpen Bikepark Schneeberg is designed so that children and beginners can also gain their first experiences of mountain biking. In the valley area is the Kids & Skills Area, where many of the bikepark’s features are replicated on a smaller, more manageable scale.

Here, basic skills such as balance, cornering technique and small jumps can be practised in a fun and playful way.

Yes. There are numerous places to stay and eat in the immediate vicinity – ranging from hotels and guesthouses to campsites and caravan sites. Selected establishments are certified as ‘Cycling Partners Lower Austria’ and offer services tailored specifically to cyclists.