Bikepark Leogang was one of the first locations in Europe to host a UCI Mountain Bike World Cup downhill event, cementing its status as a premier racing destination.
The park features a specialized 'Rider's Playground' area specifically designed for children and beginners to practice technical bike control in a controlled environment.
It is part of the 'Epic Bikepark Leogang' collaboration, linking it directly to the largest interconnected bike trail network in Austria.
The park utilizes the Steinbergbahn lift, which features high-capacity bike carriers designed for rapid transit of mountain bikes to the summit.
The 'Vali's Hölle' trail is named after local mountain bike world champion Valentina Höll, who grew up training on these specific slopes.
The terrain utilizes a mix of natural root sections and meticulously maintained machine-built berms and jumps.
Professional photo and video analysis stations are available at certain trail sections to help riders improve their line choices and technique.
Bikepark Leogang is a world-class mountain biking facility located in the Salzburg region of Austria, recognized as one of the largest and most varied bike parks in Europe. It features a diverse network of trails ranging from beginner-friendly flow lines to high-speed technical downhill tracks used for international racing. The park is integrated into the Asitz mountain infrastructure, utilizing the Asitzbahn and Steinbergbahn cable cars for mountain access. It hosts recurring major events such as the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup. The terrain spans multiple vertical kilometers, incorporating features like dirt jumps, pump tracks, and North Shore elements. Beyond the gravity-focused trails, the area provides extensive links to the broader Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn trail network. The facility includes dedicated workshops, rental stations, and professional coaching services for riders of all skill levels.
The upper section of the 'Hot Shots' trail, offering an expansive view of the surrounding Leoganger Steinberge mountain peaks.
Check your bike’s brake pads and tire pressure before every descent, as the high-vertical-drop trails generate significant heat and wear.
Use the morning hours to ride the upper-mountain technical trails before they become crowded or develop braking bumps.
Invest in a full-face helmet and body armor, as the terrain includes significant rock gardens and steep gradients even on intermediate lines.
Attempting advanced 'black' or 'pro-line' trails without warming up on the lower-elevation 'blue' flow trails first.
Operates seasonally from May through October; closed during winter months when the area functions as a ski resort.
Full-face helmets and protective body gear are strongly recommended; yielding to faster riders on singletrack is mandatory.
