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Mountain Biking at the Wilder Kaiser — SkiWelt Bikepark Soll
Bike region at the Wilder Kaiser with Bikepark Soll, lift-served trails of the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental and the alpine Kaisergebirge backdrop. 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 safety & methodology standard.
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Mountain Biking at the Wilder Kaiser — Trails, Location and Conditions
The Wilder Kaiser region covers Soll, Scheffau, Ellmau and Going — framed by the Kitzbuhel Alps to the south and the Wilder Kaiser rock face to the north. Over 350 km of cycling and MTB routes, plus a well-kept network of huts and alpine pastures, make the region one of the most versatile bike areas in Tyrol’s lowlands. Most lifts carry mountain bikes free of charge.
Areas at a Glance
- Route network: 350+ km of cycling and MTB routes through Soll, Scheffau, Ellmau and Going — all trails colour-coded (blue/red/black)
- Tour highlights: Schleierwasserfall below the Maukspitze (Going), Walleralm via Hintersteiner See (Scheffau)
- Lift infrastructure: most mountain railways carry bikes free of charge to the tour starting points
- Guided Tours: weekly guided tours at various difficulty levels from May to October, usually starting in Going
What Suits You?
- Trail and flow fans: the black single trails and up-and-down tours along the Kitzbuhel Alps offer classic Tyrolean bike character with plenty of vertical metres in reserve
- E-bike leisure riders: the region is an e-bike paradise — well-kept forest roads, many staffed alpine pastures such as Walleralm and the Schleierwasserfall tour as day destinations, plus the Hintersteiner See for a swimming break
- Beginners and families: the blue routes from the valley floor and the family-friendly lift ascents make the Wilder Kaiser one of the most relaxed bike regions in the lowlands
With Kitzbuhel, Brixental and Kufstein right nearby, we have plenty of fallback options — when the weather closes in at the Wilder Kaiser, the neighbouring valleys are 15–30 minutes away.
Region
Why Bike the Wilder Kaiser?
The Wilder Kaiser as an alpine backdrop with the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental: Bikepark Soll, Ellmau, Going and Hopfgarten — one of the largest connected lift networks in Tyrol, opened up for bikers in summer too.
Bikepark Soll
Lift-served lines at the Hexenwasser ski area in Soll. Plus lifts in Ellmau, Going and Hopfgarten — the bike anchor of the SkiWelt.
Kaisergebirge Backdrop
Alpine pasture tours with the Wilder Kaiser in view — from Soll via Brentenjoch to the Hohe Salve. Classic Tyrolean mountain-panorama tours.
Getting There
Approx. 1 h from Innsbruck via the A12/Worgl. Arrive by train with the OBB to Worgl or Soll, then continue by bus or car.
Angebote
Our Offers at the Wilder Kaiser
Private coaching, bikepark guiding (Soll, SkiWelt) and Kaiser tours — all from a single source.
Dates
Upcoming Dates at the Wilder Kaiser
No fixed dates at the Wilder Kaiser right now? View all Tyrol dates or Request a private session.
What You Get on the Course
Levels at a Glance
Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions About Biking at the Wilder Kaiser
What is the SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser-Brixental?
One of the largest connected lift networks in Tyrol — Soll, Ellmau, Going, Hopfgarten, Westendorf, Brixen im Thale. In summer it is also opened up for bikers with dedicated bikepark lines (especially Soll).
Which trails at the Wilder Kaiser are good for beginners?
Family lines at Hexenwasser Soll, alpine pasture tours at Brentenjoch, e-bike tours around Going and Ellmau. With a private guide matched to your level.
Where can I find bike rental?
We arrange e-MTB rental through partners with delivery to your hotel in Soll/Ellmau/Going. Trek, Specialized & Co. Helmet and briefing included.
How do I get to the Wilder Kaiser?
By car via the A12, exit Worgl-Ost and the B173 in approx. 1 h from Innsbruck. By train via Worgl, then continue on bus 4060 to Soll/Ellmau.
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.
Licensed travel agency
Planning, booking and organisation run through a fully licensed structure.
Insolvency protection
For package trips your money is protected by the statutory customer-funds guarantee.
