The trail network is integrated into the protected landscape of the Moravian Karst, requiring strict adherence to designated paths.
The trails were created with sustainable drainage systems to allow for riding shortly after rainfall.
The black loop contains technical features designed for advanced riders, including steeper gradients and more complex terrain.
The base at Kopeček acts as the central hub for trail maintenance, community events, and rider infrastructure.
The tracks are designed to be ridden in one direction only to prevent head-on collisions.
SingleTrail Moravský Kras is a purpose-built mountain biking trail network located near the Olšovec pond in Jedovnice, Czechia. The facility features three distinct loops of varying difficulty levels, color-coded as blue, red, and black, totaling approximately 28 kilometers of riding. These trails are constructed as singletrack, utilizing the natural forest terrain and elevation changes of the Moravian Karst landscape. The design focuses on flow, featuring banked corners, berms, and technical sections without requiring specialized downhill equipment. The trail head is located at the Kopeček base, providing direct access to the starting loops and a common meeting point for riders. The paths are maintained by the local trail-building community to ensure sustainable drainage and structural integrity. Riders must navigate through dense woodland, encountering occasional rocky outcrops characteristic of the Karst region. The entire network is designed for cross-country and trail bike riders looking for dedicated, non-road terrain.
The elevated berms or the scenic viewpoints overlooking the forested valleys accessible from the red trail loop.
Ensure your bike is in good mechanical condition before starting, as there are limited technical support services on the trails.
Always yield to oncoming riders and maintain safe spacing, especially on the tighter, winding sections.
Download the digital trail map before arrival, as mobile signal can be inconsistent deep within the forest sections.
Attempting the black-difficulty loops without intermediate or advanced mountain biking experience.
Open year-round, but specific sections may close temporarily for maintenance or due to extreme weather conditions.
Helmets are mandatory; riders should yield to hikers and respect private property markers at the forest edge.
