실버탈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪19‬개의 자전거 공원

Young and old alike love to visit the Sonnenkopf family and adventure mountain again and again. While the children have fun in the LEGENDARY BEAR LAND, the adults won't get bored either. In the Sonnenkopf panoramic mountain restaurant at almost 2,000 m above sea level, you will be spoiled with varied daily specials, hearty snacks and a large selection of cakes and ice cream sundaes. On the large sun terrace, sun worshippers can enjoy the beautiful mountain panorama in a cozy atmosphere. In the midst of a fantastically beautiful and almost untouched natural backdrop, relaxing and eventful hours can be spent. The healthy mountain air and the crystal-clear mountain water also have a very positive effect on health. People who suffer from allergies in particular feel particularly comfortable in the mountains! Source: https://www.sonnenkopf.com/de/

The Alpkogelbahn is your ticket to the Silva Trails in Galtür! The valley station is right next to "Siggi's Base", the central training area of the park. From here, the large gondolas take you - and your bike - up to 1,974 meters - where the trail fun begins! The Alpkogel Trail begins at the top, leading more than six kilometers down into the valley. It is the central "trail axis" of the trail park and offers repeated access to alternative trails, all of which lead back to the valley station. The cable car operates in summer from June to October. During this period, it also transports (bio) bikes - e-bikes, however, can only be taken without a battery. If you fancy a long day on the trail and using other cable cars in the region, the Silvretta Card Premium is a hot tip: This allows you to use the cable cars throughout Paznaun, Samnaun and Montafon/Brandnertal! You can find all information about the cable car here: https://www.galtuer.com/de/bergbahnen-galtuer/sommer/sommerbergbahn-tickets.

The descent is technically demanding with S3 in places. Therefore only recommended for experienced riders/XC fans. Uphill is not recommended, better alternative via Klösterle to Spullersee - for XC fans uphill is also possible almost without dismounting.

We rode the Steinbock-Weg (Stebok-Wäg) in mid-July 2023 after 2 days of heavy thunderstorms. The path was completely washed out and very difficult to ride in the first third, definitely S3 and definitely not S2. We pushed almost everything on this first section. The last two thirds are then easier (mostly S1 with many S2 sections) and still reasonably rideable for normal bikers. Anyone travelling with bike luggage on an Alpine crossing (Heckmair route or similar) should consider the descent from Spullersee to Klösterle as an alternative. This alternative is S1 in the upper third with S2 sections and very easy to ride downhill. There is an official driving ban, but there is also a driving ban sign at the very beginning of the "Stebock-Wäg" ....

This S2 passage has it all. We had a lot of fun but after 47 km in the bones it wasn't easy and this trail demands maximum concentration. We had to push a few short passages because it was wet and very stubborn.

You can also ride the Bärenweg with a MTB, it really puts you in a good mood 😂👍😎 Of course pay attention to hikers ☝️😉

We went down there at the end of September and it was really fun, bumpy but cool

Small bike park to practice