グロレンツァ-グロレンツァのバイクパーク・トップ20

It's not that flat.

From the mountain station, these go-kart-like fun sports vehicles take you down the 4 km forest path (or toboggan run in winter) to the valley station. Watles Riders are very environmentally friendly; they have no motor and therefore produce neither noise nor exhaust fumes.

A beautiful trail, probably the most scenic in my opinion, with plenty of wooden elements in the forest. It definitely requires a lot of pedaling, but that shouldn't be a problem for those who are reasonably fit. I find it much easier than the Spin Trail, which is categorized as blue, but I'd rate it the other way around.

Oh, the Plattweg trail. It has two super flowing, shaped sections that are also suitable for beginners. In between there are blocked uphill sections with big roots that are only fun for experts.

Watles Rider or Buggy

Essentially corresponds to the "epic trail": beautiful long trail, mostly along the Rambach, mostly S1, a few places S2. Often a little damp.

The Plattweg is often left out because it is much more comfortable to cycle along the cycle path along Lake Reschen from the Haideralm back to Schöneben or Nauders. That's why he leads - wrongly in my opinion - a shadowy existence. The trail has (almost) everything you could wish for from a mountain bike trail. But there is probably another reason why many skip the Plattweg. It doesn't matter where you start your enduro tour on the Reschen, you already have a lot in your legs and arms up to the Haideralm and the flat path - which starts just below the Haiderlm - is a challenge, especially in terms of fitness. In terms of driving technique, it's not too difficult, has one or two tricky spots, but above all it's a physical challenge if you try to keep the pace up. The trail is blocked and reveals its depth meters only very reluctantly. From time to time it even goes uphill, but never for very long. But you have to keep pedaling to maintain your momentum. In between, however, it always rewards you with magnificent views of Lake Reschen and the 3000m above the Langtauferer valley. Incidentally, at the end of the Plattweg Trail you are not quite down in the valley, after a few meters on the forest road you join the Lower Spin Trail and can then continue down the valley via the Gorf Trail or a small hidden variant. For me personally, it is one of the most beautiful trails in the 3-country corner. But it also meets my preference for physically demanding trails. If you are looking for flow or primarily downhill, you may choose the way back via the Reschensee cycle path in the future. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CV7qp58vMw0

S1 with S2 sections. By no means S2 throughout. Great practice trail for advanced beginners who only have to push around a few hairpin bends.