Mountain biking trails in Styria

The Schladming-Dachstein region has the largest interconnected network of mountain bike trails in Styria. There is something for everyone, especially for single trail fans. The most exciting descents can be found on the Reiteralm or in the Bikepark Schladming. From flow trails and downhill lines to beginner areas: the two bike parks are very versatile.

A highlight of the Dachstein region is the Grassl Trail: after you have mastered the challenging ascent of over 100 m, the 1.87 km long downhill tour starts into the valley. In between, it's worth taking a break in nature - with the best photo motif you can find.

Things are also family-friendly outside the park. The 26 tours in the region vary from easy to moderately difficult and offer lots of fun for the kids.

With an old town that has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Graz itself is worth a visit. In addition, the MTB tours all around are a delight. The Enzi Trail, a 19 km long mountain bike route, starts north of Graz at Hilmteich and leads to Stephanienwarte over root passages and smaller jumps. The popular Westside Trails at Plabutsch impress with two rapid descents, Knight-Rider and Short-West.

Is there a bike park in Graz?

Stattegg in the north of Graz is home to a legendary bike park: the trail area on the Schöckl has long been a fixed point in Styria for downhill and enduro MTB and is particularly popular with professionals due to its challenging trails. The area around the 1445-metre-high mountain offers several single trails, most of which are classified as difficult. You can get up the mountain under your own steam or by cable car. There is also a skill area where anyone new to biking can learn the right riding technique.

The Ausseerland, the Styrian part of the Salzkammergut, is a popular biking area and is without doubt one of the most scenic corners of Austria. The tours around Altausseer See and Grundlsee are particularly popular.

Many of the MTB tours, such as the popular Raschberg tour, cross the border into Upper Austria. On these tours, you can visit places such as Hallstatt, Bad Goisern and Bad Ischl. A dip in the cool waters of Lake Hallstatt is also possible. Those who like to steer their bikes down challenging trails into the valley will get their money's worth on the newly built Augst Trail on the Loser. If you can't get enough of biking in Ausseerland and Salzkammergut, you can add the BergeSeen eTrail to your list.

If you prefer to ride downhill on your mountain bike, then a visit to the Styrian bike parks is worthwhile. The largest bike park is located in Schladming, where nothing is left to be desired. The neighboring Reiteralm also offers a wide range of trails, from enduro trails to jumplines. Other places where you can collect plenty of vertical meters thanks to the gondola or shuttle are the Schöckl, Aflenz and Präbichl. In this collection, we give you an overview of the bike parks and legal trails in the province.