New Trail and a Breath of Fresh Air in the Three-Country Corner

There’s an important new addition to the region’s Tyrolean section just in time for the start of the season: the new Mutz Trail is opening in Nauders. The blue trail runs from the top station of the Mutzkopf chairlift down to the valley, expanding the trail network with a beginner-friendly route. This will make the Mutzkopf even more attractive for less experienced riders who ride in the future and offers a smooth introduction to the region’s trail network.

In addition, the Haideralm Flow Trail has been completely renovated and is now in significantly improved condition for the new season. The trail will reopen just in time for the Green Days and adds another varied flow line to the offerings in the border triangle.

Season kickoff with an early start and the Green Days

The 2026 biking season kicks off as early as mid-May: With the opening of the Mutzkopf chairlift on May 14, 2026, the season in the Dreiländereck will officially kick off. The first trails on the Mutzkopf will thus be accessible early on, before additional mountain railways gradually open up full access to the entire trail network of the 3-Länder Enduro Trails.

The official kickoff will then be the Green Days from May 29 to 31, 2026, which will celebrate the start of the biking summer in style. The focus will be on shared trail experiences, guided tours, and technical training sessions, complemented by test rides, a bike expo, and the popular community program. Numerous well-known brands from the bike industry will be on site to present their latest products and innovations—including manufacturers such as Deuter, Monserat, Alutech Cycles, Raaw, and Schwalbe. Formats like the Cappuccino Tour, the Ride ’em All concept, and social after-ride gatherings ensure a perfect blend of activity and interaction. The Green Days thus offer both beginners and experienced trail enthusiasts the ideal opportunity to get to know the area, discover new lines, and kick off the new season together.

Camps and events for different target groups

Several special bike offerings are also on the program around the Reschen Pass in the summer. From June 18 to 21, 2026, the “sportingWOMEN Mountain Bike Camp” will take place, dedicated entirely to women’s power on the bike. Over four days, professional coaching, group rides, and a relaxed atmosphere ensure that both beginners and experienced riders can improve their riding technique and explore new trails. Accommodations are available at the region’s specialized bike hotels.

The “Junior Enduro Bike Week” from July 20 to 24, 2026, focuses on the next generation. The camp is aimed at young people aged 11 to 15 and, under professional guidance, teaches important fundamentals regarding riding technique, safety, and off-road bike handling. The program is complemented by activities such as bike checks, first aid, and insights into trail building.

Rookies can also look forward to the “Father & Son Days” 2026 from August 7 to 9, 2026, which focus on shared trail experiences for parents and children. Racing fans, meanwhile, will get their money’s worth at the “Chili 3-Country Enduro Race” from August 28 to 30, 2026, when international riders compete on selected trails in the region.

Comfort Upgrade for the Mountain Railways

The region is also taking important steps in terms of infrastructure. The Piz-Schöneben cable car will be in operation this season through August 16, 2026. Following that, the final construction phase for the new Piz-Schöneben cable car will begin. With completion scheduled for the 2026 winter season, another milestone will be reached. Starting with the 2027 summer season, mountain bikers will benefit from significantly greater convenience, as they will be able to bring their bikes directly into the cabins.

All other cable cars will remain open as usual until October.

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