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Mountain Biking in the Zillertal — Bike Park Mayrhofen & Penken
Bike region between Hippach and Hintertux: Bike Park Mayrhofen, the Penken lift, the Ahorn lift and Action Mountain Hippach. Private coaching and bike hire 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). The same safety and teaching standard.
ÖRV teaching method
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Mountain Biking in the Zillertal — Trails, Location and Conditions
The Zillertal with the Zillertal Arena offers around 325 km of bike routes for every skill level — from flat valley paths to singletrails with a fun factor. The “Wiesenalm” singletrail in Zell am Ziller and four trails on the Isskogel in Gerlos are the highlights of the lift-served singletrail network. Bike transport, bike wash and hire right at the Rosenalmbahn lift.
Riding areas at a glance
- Zillertal Arena: 325 km of bike routes for every skill level — valley routes, forest trails and singletrails
- Wiesenalm singletrail (Zell am Ziller): friendly for fit beginners while still interesting for advanced riders
- Four trails on the Isskogel (Gerlos): various difficulty levels, embedded in the terrain — the region’s fun-factor hotspot
- Lift infrastructure: dedicated bike gondolas, a bike-wash station and hire/service right at the Rosenalmbahn lift
What suits you?
- Trail and flow fans: the four Isskogel trails in Gerlos and the Wiesenalm trail cover a wide skill range well — lift laps allow structured skill building
- E-bike leisure riders: the Zillertal with its side valleys (Tuxertal, Stillupgrund, Zemmgrund) is one of Austria’s largest e-bike touring areas — plenty of mountain pastures and classic Tyrolean huts as day-trip destinations
- Beginners and families: the lift-accessible Wiesenalm trail and the flat valley paths make the Zillertal very beginner-friendly — we like to build coaching days here step by step
With Innsbruck, the Achensee and the Pinzgau (Gerlos Pass) nearby, our coaching days stay flexible — if the Zillertal is rained out, three different climate zones are within reach in 30–60 minutes.
Region
Why ride in the Zillertal?
The Zillertal combines Bike Park Mayrhofen with Action Mountain Hippach, plus countless high-alpine tours up to Hintertux. Lift-served, with trails ranging from flowy to World Cup track.
Bike Park Mayrhofen
Penken and Ahorn lifts for the uplift — lines, a pump track and World Cup tracks on the Penken. Plus Action Mountain in Hippach.
High-alpine trails to Hintertux
From the valley floor to the Tuxer Ferner glacier: alpine tours and hut-to-hut stages towards the Berliner Hütte, Olperer and Schlegeis.
Arrival by train
Approx. 1 h from Innsbruck via the A12; ÖBB Zillertalbahn from Jenbach to Mayrhofen. Bikes can be carried on the Zillertalbahn.
Offers
Our offers in the Zillertal
Private coaching, bike park guiding (Mayrhofen, Action Mountain) and guided high-alpine tours — all from a single source.
Dates
Upcoming dates in the Zillertal
No fixed dates in the Zillertal right now? View all Tyrol dates or request a private session.
What you get on the course
Levels at a glance
Your first real singletrails. Control, line choice and safety in the terrain.
Contact
Write to us – we’re happy to help
Frequently asked questions about biking in the Zillertal
What does Bike Park Mayrhofen offer?
Lines from flow country to World Cup track, plus a skills area and pump track. Accessible via the Penken and Ahorn lifts. We organise private guiding including the lift pass.
What is Action Mountain Hippach?
A bike trail centre in Hippach with lines of varying difficulty — part of the Zillertal bike scene. Private guiding and coaching on request.
Which multi-day tours does the Zillertal offer?
3-day Zillertal Alps MTB tour (Berliner Hütte, Schwarzensteinhütte, etc.), a tour via the Schlegeis reservoir and the classic towards the Tuxer Ferner glacier. We arrange the hut reservations.
How do I get to the Zillertal?
By car via the A12 in approx. 1 h from Innsbruck. By train with ÖBB to Jenbach, then onward with the Zillertalbahn (bikes can be carried) to Mayrhofen.
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.
