Leogang Bikepark Runde
Description
The loop starts with Hangman I. The upper part is natural and offers a few steep steps and drops; the second part is flowy with a few jumps. At the bottom right, a few meters along the forest road, then you drop into the Flow Link and then into Hangman II. Berms and small jumps alternate here, at the bottom you ride right to the Steinbergbahn. Take this up and then onto the Steinbergline. You chase down the berm staccato for 5.4 kilometers. You can take the bends at full throttle without slowing down too much, ride the Hangman II for a short distance at the bottom and then turn right again onto the Steinbergline until you reach the run of the same name. The third run takes you along the Hotspots Line, where there are huge jumps - if you've got the skills, you'll have a blast, but there's also a chicken line. Continue past the Stöcklalm to the Speedster Line. With many sections of the World Cup downhill course, but a little less challenging, you can test your speed and come out at the Asitzbahn. This is where the bike park loop ends.
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Details of the tour
24 km
220 m
2910 m
813 above sea level
1752 above sea level
1 day
Leogang
Leogang
2968
well suited
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