Mountainbiking the alps with the kids

If you are looking for a quiet alternative to the much visited mountains of the Wetterstein Mountains, you have come to the right place. The Gartner Alm is (still) a real insider tip. With the mountain bike it is also easy to reach for children. About the bike path and later good forest road it goes… read more

If you use the Raschötz funicular, the tour is ideal for children to do, since the altitude limit is limited. Along the Raschötz it then goes on gravel to Broglesalm. Retour you can drive down to the valley or take the train again.



Information about the funicular railway can be found here: resciesa.com/eng

A mountain bike tour that makes because of their great variety of landscapes again and again to break and be amazed. Panorama over panorama, gravel paths meandering through wooden huts on green alpine meadows and then the mighty view of the Schlern. The area of ​​the Seiseralm is known for its beauty… read more

A light and comfortable mountain bike tour that leads over gravel and tar through the Grossarl Valley to the Aigenalm or Paul hut. The majority of the slope is distributed over about 5 kilometers, so the children should already bring experience and fitness on the mountain bike. At the Paulhütte you can… read more

This mountain bike tour is with 300 to 700 meters altitude - depending on the starting point - a moderately difficult mountain bike tour, which is also feasible with children. From Terfens im Inntal up to the Ganalm Karwendel. The Karwendelgebirge impresses with its rugged rocks. This is also through… read more

Short and crisp. Here it goes neatly up but with a few breaks, the tour is also good for children, as it runs on easy paths. The rush on the Gindelalm is not always so great on nice days. And if you take the few extra meters up to the Gindelalmschneid, you can enjoy the fantastic view in peace and relax in the grass.

With 500 meters of altitude it has the tour for children in itself, but the slope is distributed nicely evenly. It goes on good forest roads, mostly shady through the forest uphill. At the bottom of the Soilalm you will find really beautiful sculptures carved directly into the tree trunk, such as the… read more

From the car park of the Lederstube you go up to the same or even further to the Hofalm. The gravel road is sometimes challenging, but keep the altitude well within limits. Since the path always leads along the water in the hotter months well feasible and if necessary you can still tap your feet in the water.

Through the Saalachtal over to Lofer and back. Beautiful and scenic impressive, it goes over 300 altimeters always beautiful up and down, great for children. On the way, the view and the landscape change again and again, so there is no boredom.

A popular mountain bike tour in the Tyrolean lowlands. Either you start directly from Hopfgarten or you drive by car into the Windau and park at a suitable place along the road. On the track there are plenty of opportunities to stop and take a break. At the latest on the wonderfully situated Gamskoglh… read more

From Donnersbachwald up to the Lärchkaralm leads up a beautiful mountain bike tour, which is well suited for children because of their length and the just over 300 vertical meters. Maybe just the right beginner's tour to get a feeling as a child, what it means to do a mountain bike tour.



The slope is… read more