ムーラウのバイクパーク・トップ12

マウンテンバイカーやハイカーにとって興味深い道です。

...the Turracher Höhe is a beautiful hiking area with wonderful views! 🥾👀

Welcome to the Podolerhof, a paradise for mountain bikers in the Grebenzen Nature Park. The three rustic log cabins at 1,050 m above sea level not only offer a breathtaking view of the surrounding mountain peaks, but are also ideal starting points for numerous mountain bike tours. The Podolerteich and Muhrenteich circuit is particularly recommended, a well-signposted path that leads directly past the cabins. After an eventful day on the bike, the nearby idyllic Podolerteich invites you to relax and swim. The cabins, made of lovingly self-built wood from the farm's own forest, offer a cozy atmosphere. The farm right next door is home to not only many animals, but also a large playground and a beautiful garden with a soul swing. Perfect for the whole family. Experience unforgettable mountain bike adventures and enjoy the peace and nature at the Podolerhof. You can find information here: https://www.urlaubambauernhof.at/de/hoefe/koehlerhuette.

In my opinion, it's not for beginners. The route through the forest is an experience, but it can be quite challenging here and there. So always be careful and cautious when going downhill! The mountain bike should definitely be suitable for downhill riding!

Super flow trail, below you can choose between blue and red

Easiest starting point for the ridge hike to the summit cross.

Very nicely presented what you see there.. something completely different than metal panels

Official mountain bike trail that starts at the Murauer Hut and runs down to Murau. The route is a "shared" trail, which means it is actually a hiking trail that bikers and hikers use at the same time. So you always have to expect hikers along the entire route and should be ready to brake accordingly! The route is a classic "nature trail"! There are no built ramps or jumps here. It is simply a hiking trail with an incredible number of roots, stones, steps and sometimes steep gradients. Pure nature! Overall, I would classify the route as S2. I was "lucky" that it rained when I visited, which meant that the roots were extremely slippery and you also had to be very careful with the stones at times. In dry weather the trail is definitely a lot easier. However, it is not suitable for beginners. I had a lot of fun, a fantastic trail! Definitely try it out if you are in the area.