타렌츠‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪19‬개의 자전거 공원

In my opinion, it's not worth it at all. I don't even know if I'd call it a trail. As others have said, it's a loose gravel track intended for mountain karts.

Area 47 is right at the beginning of the Ötztal.

designed for karts, so it's quite nice with the MTB but not really flowy

Not so nice at the top. It more or less follows the fall line. It gets better further down. Can't keep up with the Blindseetrail.

Nice trail that can be optimally "switched on" before starting the Blindseetrail by taking the Grubig II all the way up, the trail entry is then after two serpentines of the forest road below the mountain station. The trail itself runs a little unimportant down the ski slope at the beginning, but then becomes more and more interesting: you move a lot in somewhat washed-out gullies with partly coarse scree. Sure: if you like it more flowy, you won't be thrilled here. For those who like such a classic “alpine” character (S2), I would definitely recommend driving the trail and directly attaching the blind lake trail.

The trail is a bit steep and rocky at the top. But from the first quarter it is really good to drive.

A flowing trail is something else. Steep vertical down the ski slope (1st half). Then it stays blocked with deep tubs (every now and then). Only at the end a few flowing sections.

Hmmm - I'm not that enthusiastic about this trail. The upper half goes vertically down the ski slope on gravelly ground. In my opinion, neither flowing nor fun. The lower half is getting better and better - but it remains steep with partly large stone blocks or deep tubs. For everyone who comes up with the gondola take the trail on-the-fly. I wouldn't pedal up because of this trail - unless you want to collect Hm ;-) or stop by.