The all-mountain tour from Cevo to Piz di Olda is a perfect combination of an alpine mountain bike climb with impressive panoramic views and a varied, partly technical downhill trail.

This loop route along historic trails over Cima Terre Fredde, capped off by a technically demanding descent back to Breno, is a physically and technically challenging adventure in the heart of the Adamello massif.

The mountain pass at Cima Tuflungo, with its varied trail descent to Lake Ledro, is a hidden gem in the hinterland of Lake Garda, running largely along historic paths steeped in history.

The area around Lake Ledro is home to first-class trail combinations on historic paths. A particular highlight of this region is the crossing at Bocca dell’Ussol, combined with a thrilling southbound descent to Locca.

Lake Ledro offers countless trail options. The crossing of Bocca Dromaé via the Sella di Monte Cocca pass is a varied all-mountain tour with a very high proportion of trails.

In the border region between Austria and Germany, mountain bikers on the all-mountain tour from Trainsjoch via Ascherjochalm can expect a technically challenging downhill trail, complemented by impressive panoramic views.

The loop trail over the Halserspitz summit, combined with the Zwieselberg, promises a technically varied and challenging downhill trail ride against a stunning mountain backdrop.

The Bärenkopf offers an impressive all-mountain and enduro tour in the Karwendel, set against an equally spectacular mountain backdrop.

Monte Vandalino is a premier mountain biking destination in the Cottian Alps, offering breathtaking panoramic views. The vista stretches far across the Po Valley toward Turin and Asti, and westward to the French-Italian border.

The Monte Appenna offers a first-class all-mountain tour on a peak nearly 3,000 meters high in the Western Alps. The route runs right along the French-Italian border.

The Val Pellice region is home to countless historic mule trails, as well as roads and paths dating back to the Vallo Alpino era, which over the years have evolved into first-class mountain bike descents. A particular highlight for trail enthusiasts is the descent via La Gugliassa.

From Valle Stretta on the French-Italian border, several impressive and challenging enduro and all-mountain trails begin. The crossing of the Col du Vallon, in particular, is one of the scenic highlights and offers a largely secluded descent with a distinctly alpine character.

Punta della Mulattiera attracts visitors with its countless World War II bunkers and offers fantastic opportunities for mountain bikers. The west-facing descent follows historic trails as well as sections of a mountain bike park and is crowned by a truly breathtaking mountain panorama.

The area around Isola and Isola 2000 is characterized by numerous historic trails dating back to World War II, which are now connected by modern infrastructure. A particularly rewarding loop hike leads over the summit of Cime de Méné and follows impressive, historic trails.

The Cima della Lombarda summit in the border region between Italy and France near Isola 2000 offers a breathtaking mountain panorama, rare natural highlights and plenty of well-shaped trails, technical descents and a total of almost 800 vertical meters of trail descent.

The Tête Grosse du Cheval peak is a rise along the ridge high above Isola on the Italian-French border. The mountain was once of military importance, today it is considered a trail paradise without equal.

The small but fascinating Monte Cumieli mountain impresses with its numerous fortifications from World War I and offers interesting trail combinations that are accessible all year round.

There are several interesting trail combinations waiting to be discovered around Monte Verzegnis. Particularly noteworthy is the southern descent from Forcella Cormolina, which offers a challenging, technical, and partially exposed trail with breathtaking panoramic views.

The fascinating Giadeit offers some exciting trail descents, with the western variant providing a particularly attractive and sometimes challenging descent towards Imponzo.

The area around Bad Bleiberg is not the first place that springs to mind when it comes to mountain biking and first-class trails. At second glance, however, there are countless possibilities for downhill rides, with the route from Hachelnock to Bad Bleiberg being one of the absolute highlights in the region.

The extremely scenic Val Resia offers a number of interesting and hidden mountain bike trail tours. The crossing over the Forca Tasacuzzer with the technically demanding and partially exposed descent over the Rio Nero is one of these highlights.

There are several interesting and challenging trail tours waiting to be discovered around Piave di Cadore. The descent from Baita Prima di Cà de Conte is considered a special insider tip among mountain bikers.

The Carnic and Julian Alps are renowned for their historic trails and perfect gap closures. The all-mountain tour past Bivacco Lander combines all aspects of this region.

The Dobratsch with its countless trail options and sometimes very impressive natural sections reveals some interesting trail combinations on historic paths in the southern area around Villach.

The tour around Monte Slenza near Pontebba is a historic tour with some great panoramic views and a varied and technical trail descent.

On the border between Austria and Italy in the heart of the Carnic Alps lies Malga Lodin alta, which offers a scenic, interesting and historic ascent and descent.

The round tour near Lake Weissensee via the Techendorfer Alm and the Ridge Ride on the so-called Stoisa Trail offers a solid all-mountain tour on the southern slopes of Lake Weissensee.

Carinthia is primarily known for its pleasant Mediterranean climate and abundance of lakes. The fact that the Gerlitzen is home to the Prolitzen Trail, a technically challenging and varied downhill trail, comes as a surprise to many.

The Millstätter Hütte on the southern slopes of the Kamplnock high above Lake Millstätter See combines good food with a varied trail descent and impressive panoramic views.

There are some interesting all-mountain tours in the upper Drau Valley, with the descent from Knoten via the former farm tracks being one of the most inviting and scenic tours.

The Schafreuter in the Bavarian Prealps offers an impressive view as well as a varied, sometimes technical trail descent along the German-Austrian border.

The Kitzbüheler Horn is the classic mountain in the Kitzbühel Alps. The north descent in particular is thrilling with its alpine character and technically demanding trail.

If you are looking for a short but crisp trail loop in Kitzbühel, you will find it on the Hagstein Trail at the southern foot of the Kitzbüheler Horn.

The Schwarzenberg near Oberaudorf on the border between Germany and Austria is a short but varied all-mountain tour in the northern Limestone Alps.

The Hintere Sonnwendjoch near the state border between Austria and Germany is one of the highest peaks in the Mangfallgebirge and offers a varied and technically challenging trail descent with alpine flair.

The Härmelekopf near Seefeld, which is rather unknown among mountain bikers, offers impressive panoramic views and a varied, sometimes challenging trail descent down to Zirl in the Inn Valley.

The Gaislachkogel in the heart of the Ötztal Alps combines epic, high-alpine and technically challenging trail descents with official bike park sections, reaching altitudes of over 3000 meters above sea level.

At over 3,600 meters above sea level, the Punta Rossa della Grivola rises majestically above the Aosta Valley and offers a mountain bike adventure for technically experienced and fit riders who don't shy away from long mountain passages.

The round tour from Sampeyre in Valle Varaita to the legendary Strada dei Cannoni and the trail descent over the Colle della Bicocca is one of the most scenically impressive and technically rewarding undertakings in the Western Alps.

The Pic de Bernardez or Col de Bernardez is a scenic and technically varied circular tour in the Ubaye valley, which runs along mostly lonely paths and is particularly impressive in autumn with its splendid colors and distant views.

Monte Molaras offers an impressive view over the Susa Valley and a varied, sometimes very technical trail descent in an easterly direction - ideal for experienced bikers with solid riding technique and a preference for alpine single trails.

The ridge crossing from Le Caïres Petit towards Marie is a scenically impressive all-mountain tour that scores particularly well with its varied, Mediterranean trail descent. Historic military installations and sweeping panoramas make this tour even more appealing.

In the southern French Alps, more precisely in the Maritime Alps, numerous impressive and physically demanding tours await. The circular tour over the Tête de Clans and Mont Tournairet is one of the most varied tours for technically experienced mountain bikers with plenty of stamina.

The round tour over the Cima del Bosco combines an idyllic uphill with a scenic, technically easy descent - ideal for anyone looking for flowing trails in alpine surroundings.

The Susa Valley around Oulx is known for its alpine high-altitude trails and technically challenging bike adventures. Although the tour to the Croce di San Giuseppe does not break the region's altitude records, it offers a scenic tour with a flowing descent and varied trail character.

The round tour near Imst via the Latschenhütte combines a scenic ascent with a technically easy descent in the Tyrolean Oberland.

The Türmljoch in the Venediger group is one of the most impressive and challenging mountain bike tours in the region in terms of landscape and riding technique, surrounded by numerous three-thousand-metre peaks.

The circular tour around the Tschirgant near Haiming offers impressive panoramic views and a varied yet harmonious trail descent.

The round tour over the Tarrentonalm from Tarrenz is a scenically impressive and technically easy mountain bike tour in the northern Limestone Alps.

With its free-standing summit, impressive views of the Hohe Tauern and a varied trail descent, the Wildkogel is one of the most scenic and technically challenging bike destinations in Pinzgau. The south ramp offers a balanced mix of gravel ascent, carrying passage and alpine single trail.

At the southern end of the Val di Rabbi, the ascent to the Rabbi Joch (Passo Rabbi) is an impressive scenic tour with a magnificent panorama, two high-altitude mountain lakes and a varied trail descent.