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Mountain Biking in Kitzbühel — KitzAlpBike, Hahnenkamm & Fleckalmbahn
Bike region steeped in the Hahnenkamm legend with the KitzAlpBike trail network: the Hahnenkammbahn and Fleckalmbahn lifts plus a link to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental. Private coaching from Innsbruck.
Led by Thomas Baldermann (state-certified gravity instructor, BSPA & Level 1 bike guide)
Coach on the day: Thomas or a team guide (trained in-house). Same level of safety & teaching method.
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Mountain Biking in Kitzbühel — Trails, Location and Conditions
Everyone knows Kitzbühel for the Streif in the winter season — yet in summer it is one of the most varied MTB areas in Tyrol: long descents with plenty of vertical metres and stunning views from the Hahnenkamm and the Kitzbüheler Horn, plus a dense network of trails and tracks made up of forest roads, alpine paths, flow trails and natural singletrack. It is exactly this mix of a varied trail network that makes the area a perfect mountain biking destination. Whether you want to practise, soak it in or rip quick trail laps, there is something for everyone.
The areas at a glance
- 360° Flow Trails Kitzbühel–Kirchberg: the official heart of the region — flow trails in various difficulty levels, ridable without limit with the Gravity Card
- Hahnenkamm & Kitzbüheler Horn: classic descent routes with plenty of vertical metres and views — great for long trail laps
What suits you in Kitzbühel?
- Trail and flow fans: the 360° Flow Trails between Kitzbühel and Kirchberg, plus descents from the Hahnenkamm and the Kitzbüheler Horn — flexibly ridable with the Gravity Card. Focus: line choice, jumping technique, long trail laps.
- E-bike leisure riders: Kitzbühel is one of the loveliest alpine-pasture areas in the Tyrolean lowlands — moderate climbs to working mountain huts with a classic hut stop and long, enjoyable descents back into the valley. Ideal for relaxed day tours with a view.
- Beginners and families: a gentle introduction to trail riding on the flow trails, plus shorter e-bike loops without big elevation changes.
With the Wilder Kaiser and Brixental right next door, the coaching stays flexible — if the weather closes in over Kitzbühel, we switch to the neighbouring valley at short notice.
Region
Why bike in Kitzbühel?
A classic Tyrolean mountain town with the KitzAlpBike trail network: the Hahnenkammbahn and Fleckalmbahn as uphill bike lifts, plus a link to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental for lift-served bike park trails.
Hahnenkamm & Fleckalm
The Hahnenkammbahn and Fleckalmbahn lift riders up high — an uphill aid for KitzAlpBike trails and high-altitude tours above the Kitzbüheler Horn.
KitzAlpBike-Trail-Netz
Singletrack and alpine tours around the Kitzbüheler Horn, Hahnenkamm and Bichlalm — from easygoing to sporty.
Anschluss SkiWelt
Via Brixen or Aurach you can connect to the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental (Söll, Ellmau) for lift-served bike park lines.
Offers
Our offers in Kitzbühel
Private coaching, bike park guiding and guided tours around Kitzbühel — all from a single source.
Dates
Upcoming dates in Kitzbühel
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What you get on the course
Levels at a glance
Your first real singletrack. Control, line choice and safety in the terrain.
Contact
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Frequently asked questions about biking in Kitzbühel
What is KitzAlpBike?
The trail network of the Kitzbühel region, with singletrack and bike routes around the Hahnenkamm, Kitzbüheler Horn and Bichlalm. Lift access via the Hahnenkammbahn and Fleckalmbahn.
Which bike parks are within reach?
Bikepark Söll (SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental, approx. 30 min) is the nearest lift-served bike park. Plus Bike Republic Sölden (approx. 1:30 h) and Saalbach (approx. 45 min).
Which tours suit beginners?
Family tours around the Schwarzsee, e-bike stages on the Brixental valley cycle path, gentle alpine climbs over the Kitzbüheler Horn. Tailored to you on a private tour.
How do I get to Kitzbühel?
By car via the A12, exit Wörgl-Ost and the B170 in approx. 1:15 h from Innsbruck. By train with the ÖBB Eurocity directly to Kitzbühel (bikes can be taken along).
Why ride with GEMMA AUSSI
State-certified instructor & Level 1 bike guide
Bike Guide Austria certified, compliant with the ÖRV curriculum and hands-on out on the bike.
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Planning, booking and organisation run through a fully licensed structure.
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For package trips your money is protected by the statutory customer-funds guarantee.
