Your Alpine weekend on the three-country enduro trails

The Green Trail takes you from the summit of the Kleinmutzkopf directly down to Nauders. The entrance is right next to the mountain station of the Mutzkopf lift, so it is perfect as an entry trail when you come to Nauders, or as an after-work trail after a long day. The area around the Reschenpass is a real paradise for mountain bikers.

The bunker trail goes right down after the anti-tank barrier.
The trail requires a certain driving technique and if it is wet and raining you should be careful!
But try it out, the trail is really fun ;-)
However, after the barrier, you can first drive left over the hill, then you come to the famous lookout rock (really a beautiful panoramic view of the lake and the surrounding area).

A combination of Spin and Grein Trail that takes you down from the mountain to Lake Reschen. On your way there are some roots across, which makes for some driving challenges. For experienced drivers, this means pure driving pleasure.

With an S3 rating, the Haideralm Trail is the most demanding trail in the group. It leads under the railway to the Haideralm car park. With the necessary little driving skills, the Haideralm Trail is a real announcement! The best thing is that you don't have to climb the arduous vertical meters yourself - you can easily take the gondola up from the valley.

The Gorf Trail connects the Lower Spin Trail in the direction of Schöneben. Here the pent-up adrenaline level of the previous descent can be slowly lowered. The Reschensee is beautifully flowing.

Pretty rough to drive. But you can definitely let it go. There is a chickenway for every difficult spot and you can avoid key spots easily.

The trail is definitely one of the highlights on the Reschen Pass. Super smooth and not as rooted and bombed out as one or the other trail.

The dream of every single trail pilot has come true: the upper part of the Schöneben Trail nestles into the landscape, but in places it really lets you rip. Overall, it is rated S2. From the Schöneben Bahn mountain station, it goes down through sparse forests to the overpass: the junction towards the 3-country trail.

The Elven Trail can be used as an alternative to the Green Trail to descend from the Kleinmutzkopf. Like most trails in the border triangle, it is partly blocked and is always well maintained. You can usually easily avoid the technically challenging sections if they seem too difficult for you.