Bikepark Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis
Description
The route starts in Fiss. From here, you take the Schönjochbahn and are transported to an altitude of almost 2400 meters above sea level. Then it's straight onto the Flüstertrail 7103. Difficulty S1 to S2 is on offer and you wind your way back to the Almbahn valley station on a number of hairpin bends, berms and jumps. From the Almbahn, the route leads up to the Zwölferkopf. Here you then take a non-official trail. From the Zwölferkopf, head southwest into the Urgtal valley. On the trail with the 16 and 17 numbers, you reach difficulty levels S3 to S4. Blocky sections are repeatedly followed by hairpin bends and a number of steep cruxes. You are released from this descent at the Almbahn. However, it should be noted that this section can be skipped completely if the difficulty is too high. Back at the Zwölferkopf, the route continues eastwards. On the Almtrail 7097 past the Zwölferbahn back to the Schönjochbahn mountain station, you then cross the Jochtrail 7115, past the middle Sattelkopf. This trail is also difficulty S1/S2, perfectly prepared and naturally adapted to the conditions and topography, and takes you back to Serfaus. In Serfaus you end up at the Sunliner valley station. From here it goes up again and you find yourself in the middle of the bike park. At the bike park, you can choose between the Milky Way, Strada del Sol, Hill Bill or a combination of the trails. Which one you take and how often you ride it is up to you. The ascent is always done on the Waldbahn. Here is also the well-known photo with the jump over the hut. This is directly on the Strada del Sol at the start of the route. After one or more repeat rides, you can comfortably take the transfer back to Fiss on asphalt. All in all, a very harmonious story of nature trails, bike park feeling and ascent aids. The variant via the Urgtal and Urgalpe is up to you. However, the difficulty here is very high.
Note: The route is located on Austrian territory and leads over routes that are not approved for mountain bikers. Riding this route on a mountain bike is the responsibility of each individual, in full awareness of the legal situation.
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Details of the tour
29 km
0 m
2800 m
1398 above sea level
2561 above sea level
1 day
Fiss
Fiss
2541
well suited
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User comments (3)
About the author: Martin Depauli
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Skip the Urg Valley—we rode it yesterday—or at least tried to; we had to push our bikes for more than half the route. It’s impassable.
Thanks for the info - of course the path is exposed to strong weather conditions. This means that the level of difficulty can vary...
Thanks for the info about the nature trail, though, so you can skip it.
Most of the section into the Urgtal valley is not rideable.