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Bike tours in the Zillertal Arena

The long network of bike trails through the Zillertal Arena is well developed and offers something to suit everyone – from leisurely valley trails to exciting forest bike trails and single trails with fun factor. E-biking has become increasingly popular in recent years and there is a reason for that: exercise and enjoyment are not a contradiction in terms but go hand in hand with this form of transport.

Kilometres of bike routes await you
325
Kilometres of
bike routes
await you
Summer cable cars with bike transport
3
Summer cable cars with bike transport
E-bike charging stations
17
E-bike
charging stations
Refreshments at huts and mountain inns
40
Refreshments at huts and mountain inns
Single trails in Zell and Gerlos
6
Single trails
in Zell and Gerlos
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Activity
Cycling and mountain biking
Cycling tour
Mountainbike tour
Road bike tour
Singletrail
e-Bike & Climb
Zillertal Cable Cars
Family friendly bike routes
Starting Point
Tourismusbüro Krimml
End Point
Materialseilbahn Zittauer Hütte
highest point
1887 m
Duration
01:45 h
Route Length
22 km
altitude meters uphill
1036 hm
altitude meters downhill
228 hm
Difficulty
Middle
Starting Point
Wald - Ortszentrum
End Point
Wald
highest point
1625 m
Duration
03:15 h
Route Length
27.94 km
altitude meters uphill
765 hm
altitude meters downhill
762 hm
Difficulty
Middle
Starting Point
Musikpavillon Gerlos
End Point
Wildgerlostal
highest point
1609 m
Route Length
6.3 km
altitude meters uphill
359 hm
altitude meters downhill
126 hm
Difficulty
Middle
Starting Point
Wald - Ortszentrum
End Point
Salzachalm
highest point
1799 m
Duration
02:34 h
Route Length
16.36 km
altitude meters uphill
966 hm
altitude meters downhill
182 hm
Difficulty
Hard
Starting Point
Music pavilion Gerlos
End Point
Music pavilion Gerlos
highest point
1467 m
Route Length
11.1 km
altitude meters uphill
213 hm
altitude meters downhill
213 hm
Starting Point
Tourismusbüro Krimml
End Point
Innerkeesalm
highest point
1848 m
Duration
03:00 h
Route Length
20.37 km
altitude meters uphill
819 hm
Difficulty
Middle
Starting Point
Bergstation Isskogelbahn
End Point
Wiesenweg
highest point
1893 m
Route Length
0.4 km
altitude meters uphill
1 hm
altitude meters downhill
431 hm
Status Closed
Starting Point
Top station Isskogelbahn
End Point
Musicpavillon Gerlos
highest point
2260 m
Route Length
10.9 km
altitude meters uphill
553 hm
altitude meters downhill
553 hm
Difficulty
Hard
Starting Point
Wald Bahnhof
End Point
Wald im Pinzgau
highest point
1390 m
Duration
01:40 h
Route Length
13.56 km
altitude meters uphill
524 hm
altitude meters downhill
524 hm
Difficulty
Hard
Starting Point
Wald - Ortszentrum
End Point
Nadernachtal
highest point
1788 m
Duration
03:30 h
Route Length
15.1 km
altitude meters uphill
955 hm
altitude meters downhill
178 hm
Difficulty
Middle

Tip for families

13 Zillertal-Radweg

13 Zillertal-Radweg

Overview

Route Length
30.5 km
Difficulty
Easy
Roundtrip
No
altitude meters uphill
125 hm
altitude meters downhill
20 hm
highest point
630 m

Altitude Profile

Description

An easy family-friendly route without any steep gradients worth mentioning. Start from Strass on the left bank of the Ziller and continue to Schlitters and along the wide valley floor through Fügen and Uderns to Kaltenbach. After passing under the Zillertal-Bundesstrasse, the well-marked route generally follows the Zillertalbahn railway line. The train company Zillertalbahn offers a bike transport. Bike rental is possible in the bigger train stations as well as in several privat bike rentals in the valley.

Levels of difficulty & rules of conduct

BLUE ROUTE: easy
Family-friendly cycling routes with just slight inclines and no continuous climbs. There is very little traffic on the routes and hazardous spots are clearly pointed out.

RED ROUTE: moderately difficult
Requires sporty riding skills, mountain bike equipment is recommended. Unclear, winding sections, short uphill and downhill sections with gradients up to max. 17%. Motor vehicle traffic must be expected, which may take up the entire width of the road, as well as obstacles such as barriers and ruts. Sections may be closed, for example, for logging work.

BLACK ROUTE: difficult
Demanding MTB route with numerous hazardous moments. The red route’s maximum gradient is exceeded and the route characteristics are even more difficult. MTB equipment is mandatory, the route requires riding with foresight to adapt to the situation.

 

Rules for unadulterated biking enjoyment

By following these rules, you will get the maximum fun and relaxation out of a mountain bike holiday in the Zillertal Arena and at the same time ensure that our unique mountains are still preserved.

  • Always ride at a controlled speed, keeping the route ahead in sight!
  • Be considerate of hikers and pedestrians and only overtake at walking pace!
  • Note the route’s level of difficulty and accurately assess your own experience and ability as a biker!
  • Do not ride your bike without a helmet! Check your equipment before every bike tour!
  • Barriers are to be respected. Don’t forget, the roads are mainly for agricultural and forestry use. Close the pasture gates!
  • Be considerate of nature and animals and stay on the marked routes.
  • For your own protection and that of the animals: finish your bike tour before dusk!

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