스투바이 알프스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 자전거 공원

In my opinion, it's predominantly a black trail. It's very rocky in places, with established bypasses. Very loose and slippery in dry conditions. Even the larger rocks are slippery. It's relatively steep and very exposed in places, with serious consequences. Only a few sections, in my opinion, are rated red. Definitely not for beginners. Experienced and seasoned mountain bikers could manage this technically very demanding trail.

The trail starts after a meadow path below the tree line and is still reasonably rideable even when wet, despite the forest floor and S4 classification. I would have given it a maximum of S3. There are a few blocked sections, but there is almost always enough space to brake. Shifting is very helpful on the hairpin bends - I think it gets tight without it. Some sections are rockier than is usual in the forest. There are no large root carpets with steps that cannot be rolled over. All in all, the trail is only a slight increase in the difficult sections of the Klebealm Trail. All key sections are clearly visible and if necessary you can dismount and push in time.

Especially in summer, lots of paragliders take off from there, which has led to some exciting moments for both the kids and us parents. Not every takeoff looks like a dream takeoff!

Ideal starting point for beautiful mountain tours

Great starting point for hikes. The scavenger hunt for the kids is great.

From Stackler up to the mountain station (approx. 2 hours 45 minutes) and the hiking/tobogganing route through the Pinnistal valley in snow and sunshine is a really great experience! Don't forget food!

At TANDEM STUBAI (https://tandem-stubai.at/) you can easily book tandem flights online all year round! You can also fly along spontaneously, just call or book directly 🪂🌤

Area 47 is right at the beginning of the Ötztal.