Up & down — mountain passes and singletracks for experts

From Sulden a very steep gravel road leads you up to the Schaubachhütte. From here we flatter it and it goes on to the ski area up to more than 3000 altitude meters. You can drive to about 3050m, followed by a short sliding piece.

It starts at the beginning very demanding. Less savvy drivers, pushing… read more

Cozy it goes to Einödsbach and then up through the Rappental. Cycle up to Schrofenpass and then carry the bike for a while. The effort pays off once you get to the top. Fantastic! Down it's only on an S3 Trail and then on S2 before you come back on the road and leisurely bike to Lech.

Up it goes over tar roads and gravel roads. From the first pass it's time to push for an hour. But then it goes down over a colorful mix of single trails, gravel roads and finally tarred roads. It's a really beautiful pass, with great views. It is best to bring a lot of time and spend the night in a… read more

First a tarred road leads into the Valle di Federia, then it goes over to a slightly rising gravel road. At about 2100 meters altitude the steep gravel road branches off to Rifugio Cassana. It may be that you have to dismount and push here. From the Rifugio there are then almost 90 hm sliding piece up… read more

Past the castle Neuschwanstein direction Bleckenau (sometimes extremely steep gravel road), further up to the maple saddle. Then comes a very demanding S3 downhill to Ochsenängerle. A short gravel road leads to the Jägerhütte and then on a simpler single trail (S1-S2) down to the Plansee.

Hike up & bike down! You save the first part of the uphill and take the cable car up to Jungu. Then it gets exhausting, because it goes up 1000 meters - push or shoulder, it is hard. The last 300 meters are steep but on serpentines with good path to cope.



The effort pays off! Your reward is namely 1,200… read more

Nearly 3000 meters. Mobile up to the Laziser Alm on good forest, then it says for 1000 meters of pushing or carrying. But worth it for good downhill drivers!



Down it's over a beautiful trail of about S2 and with a bit of ability also continuously mobile.

First it goes over the road and then on the gravel road up to the Rifugio Bozzi. Then again 200 hm wait until the pass, the Forzellina di Montozzo.



And it goes down on one of the best singletrack in the Alps. Technically demanding and with fantastic views of the Lago Pian. Mega Tour.

Uphill it goes first on a tar road and then on gravel, easy to drive. It's down to a downhill classic on Lake Garda - through tunnels and countless hairpin bends on an eroded gravel road.



From the Passo Guil it is technically much more difficult. Here you have the option to turn left in the direction… read more