Weekly program

It is no coincidence that Brixen and its surroundings is considered a top mountain bike destination.
Great trails and lots of flow. Honestly, mountain biking is even more fun when you have the best trails at your feet. The local guides from Plose Bike know the local trail network like the back of their hand. The shuttle will take you comfortably to the highest point of the tour. Flowing trails, rough paths and a big grin on your face await you.

• Required equipment: helmet (possibly also full-face), knee and elbow pads; back protector recommended
• STS: S2 (depending on the group, level up to S3 possible); note: advanced mountain bike skills required
• Fitness: 3/5
• Altitude difference: 2,500 – 3,500 m (down)
• Freeride tour, day tour

Start shuttle: Brixen: Car park south 9.00 a.m. (free parking)
Please note that the cable car ticket is not included.

The Geisler peaks, rustic mountain huts, your bike and you. The eMountainbike tour in the Villnöss Valley. We start in the village of St. Peter/Pizack, from where we head towards St. Magdalena, the last village in the valley. From there we ride slightly uphill through quiet woods. The Geisler peaks shine through the peaks. Our destination is one of the alpine huts, where we can reward ourselves with something good to eat. The hut is located at the foot of the Geisler mountains- one of the most beautiful places of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. On trails and along panoramic paths we bike back to the starting point.

• Required equipment: helmet (possibly also full-face); knee and elbow pads and back protector recommended
• STS: S1; note: basic knowledge of mountain biking required
• fitness: 3/5
• altitude difference (up): 1,000m
• altitude difference (down): 1,000m
• km: approx. 25
• eMTB Tour, day tour
  
  

Start shuttle: Brixen: Car park south 9.45 a.m. (free parking), Chiusa: public swimming pool 10.00 a.m. (free parking)

The Sellaronda is known to many - an absolute must in winter as well as in summer. We have selected the most beautiful trails that this tour has to offer. But to master this route, good physical fitness, agility and experience are indispensable. While the mountain railways take care of most of the ascents, the almost 3,000 metres of descent are quite demanding. Those who opt for this route should at least be able to master S2 trails without any problems and not be afraid of S3 passages. But "it's not only about the trail". Good food is also part of it. We stop at the Friedrich August mountain hut and enjoy specialities of traditional Ladin and Tyrolean cuisine. Their famous “Kaiserschmarren” sweet dish is an absolute insider tip!

• Required equipment: helmet (possibly also full-face), knee and elbow pads; back protector recommended
• STS: S2 (with S3 passages); note: advanced mountain bike skills required
• fitness: 4/5
• altitude difference (up): 200m
• altitude difference (down): 3,000m
• km: approx. 30
• Enduro Tour, day tour
  
  

Start shuttle: Vahrn: Brixen: Car park south 7.45 a.m. (free parking), Klausen: public swimming pool 8.00 a.m. (free parking)
Note: The ticket for the lifts of the Sellaronda is not included and can be purchased on site for € 51.

One peak is not enough for us, so let’s climb 3 on this tour! The gondola lifts from Gitschberg and Jochtal do most of the altitude gain for us. After a moderately steep, not too long ascent, we reach the Kleine Gitsch and thus our first summit. A varied mix of technical, flowing and rough trails lead us further to our lunch stop and on to the nearest valley, Vals. Another ride with the gondola lift and a short ascent lead us to our second summit, the Stoanamandl. We take a short breather and enjoy the view of the surrounding mountain landscape. On the third hill, the Alte Karl, we enjoy our third summit moment. It goes back to Brixen on cool trails and a short stretch of forest road.

• Required equipment: helmet (possibly also full-face), knee and elbow pads; back protector recommended
• STS: S2; note: advanced mountain bike skills required
• fitness: 3/5
• altitude difference (up): 2,750m (2100 m with shuttle and gondola lifts)
• altitude difference (down): 2,750m
• Enduro tour, day tour

Start shuttle: Brixen: Car park south 9.00 a.m. (free parking)
Note: The ticket for the Gitschberg-Jochtal gondola lift is not included and can be purchased on site for € 40.

The tour that belongs on the bucket list of every mountain biker in Brixen. Shuttle and gondola lift do most of the altitude difference for us. From the Plose, a unique view of the Dolomites mountain giants opens up. They will be the constant companions of our tour. We warm up on flowing trail sections and pedal our first meters. Our destination is the Villnöss Valley, part of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. There are lots of trails and paths that lead us out of the valley and back to Brixen.

• Required equipment: helmet; knee and elbow pads and back protector recommended
• STS: S2; note: advanced mountain bike skills required
• fitness: 3/5
• altitude difference (up): 1,750m (1,000 m with gondola lift)
• altitude difference (down): 1,750m
• km: approx. 30
• All mountain tour, day tour
  
  

Start shuttle: Brixen: Car park south 9.30 a.m. (free parking)
Note: The ticket for the Plose gondola lift is not included and can be purchased on site.

The Brenner border ridge tour takes us on a fascinating journey through the past, along the old military roads and paths that were built near the main ridge of the Alps between 1938 and 1942. These paths were of crucial importance for the construction and supply of the impressive bunker facilities. They are part of the so-called "Vallo Alpino Littorio" - a defence system built along the Italian border with the German Empire during the Second World War.
This tour is a must for mountain bikers - an adventure with breath-taking views and historical highlights. The e-bike makes the long ascent to the Sandjoch easier for us. There, an unforgettable view opens up of the majestic Tribulaun mountain group that accompanies us on our tour. No wonder that this classic is also part of some Transalp tours.

• Required equipment: helmet; knee and elbow pads recommended
• STS: S2; note: advanced mountain bike skills required
• fitness: 3/5
• altitude difference (up): 1,290m
• altitude difference (down): 1,750m
• km: approx. 45
• e-bike tour, day tour
  
  

Start shuttle: Brixen: Car park south 8.30 a.m. (free parking)