Bikepark Schladming 2.0

If you have never been to a Bikepark before or if you'd like to focus on improving your technique, you'll find the perfect terrain in the Bike Area on the Planai!

For Bikepark newbies, Bike Area Planai is the No.1 address to learn and improve your basic downhill mountain-biking skills with a bike coach, before moving on to the long trails of the Bikepark itself.

At the bike rental center next to it, children can borrow the bikes and all the gear they need.

A conveyor lift carries bikers comfortably back up to the start.

Classification: very easy
Location: Märchenwiesen hut
Distance: 0.1 kilometers
Time: 5-10 minutes

The Flowline extends for 7.67 kilometers across the upper half of the Planai, guaranteeing great fun especially for families with children and beginners.  

The course is best described as "playful", while the intuitive line makes its easy for bikers to navigate the terrain.

The flowline also dictates the right speed, so that nothing will get in the way of your successful bike outing!

Tip: You can also pedal up the Uphill Flow to the start of the Flowline on your e-bike, giving your legs a "serious" workout right at the outset! 

Alternatively, you can ride up on the Planai 10-passenger gondola! 

Classification: easy
Start: mountain station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola 
Finish: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola 
Distance: 7.67 kilometers
Time: 20 minutes
Elevation change: 477 meters

The moderate terrain of the Fairy Trail is perfect for E-bikers!

The trail leads from the mid-station (Kessleralm) to the valley station of the former triple chairlift!

Classification: easy
Start: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / "Kessleralm" 
Finish: valley station of the former triple chairlift
Distance: 1.02 kilometers
Time: 8 minutes
Elevation change: 110 meters

Want to have fun going uphill as well? 

E-bikes are on the tip of everyone's tongue right now, and the Uphill Flow Trail is definitely the perfect combination.
This narrow trail is ideally adapted to the terrain, while the curves are banked to allow you to power right through them. 
A whole new experience is guaranteed. 

The Uphill Flow Trail is still in the final construction phase, scheduled to open in July 2020.

Classification: easy
Start: mid-station
Finish: mountain station
Distance: 8 kilometers, 5 kilometers being a specially built bike trail /// 3 kilometers on a forestry lane
Time: 30 minutes by e-bike /// 75 minutes by mountain bike
Elevation change: 477 meters

If you already feel really comfortable on the Flowline, this is probably the next step for you.
Numerous curves, smallish jumps - the perfect rookie track!

Tip: The Rookie Downhill also leads to the start of the Jumpline!

Classification: intermediate
Start: mountain station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola
Finish: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola 
Distance: 3.14 kilometers
Time: 10 minutes
Elevation change: 479 meters

Line from the mid-station to the main road. 

Numerous curves and gaps await you, while the moderate slope
allows plenty of room for a creative choice of lines.

Classification: moderate
Start: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / "Kessleralm"
Finish: valley station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / Planet Planai
Distance: 1.77 kilometers
Time: 30 minutes
Elevation change: 237 meters

Continuation of the Kessler Line - trail profile as follows:

Many curves and gaps await you, while the moderate slope leaves plenty of playroom for a creative choice of lines.

This will then take you all the way back down to the valley. 

Classification: moderate
Start: Planaistraße – next to the "Breilerhof"
Finish: valley station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / Planet Planai
Distance: 1.77 kilometers
Time: 30 minutes
Elevation change: 354 meters

The Jumpline in Bikepark Schladming is the holy grail for whippers and stylers.
3.5 kilometers with masses of airtime on perfectly built jumps ranging from 3 to 8 meters in length.

And if that's still not enough, in the final section you can even turn off onto the Monster Line, where you will be greeted by really big booters of as much as 12 meters. 

Classification: difficult
Start: turn-off for the "Klangpiste" 
Finish: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola
Distance: 3.18 km
Time: 10 min
Elevation change: 479 meters

"The Classic" – long since legendary on the bike scene, the longest downhill course in Austria! 

The Pro Downhill course leads from the mountain station across exposed roots and loose rocks, past the water reservoir and down to the mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola.

Steep sections, imposing views and amazing course design  
sure to set the pulse of every true-blue downhiller racing with joy.

Classification: difficult
Start: mountain station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola
Finish: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola
Distance: 2.19 kilometers
Time: 25-30 minutes
Elevation change: 471 meters

The Jack Lumber Trail is the first "Northshore" Trail with steep traverses and stretches of exposed roots in Bikepark Schladming. 

"Northshore" Trail = obstacle course for bikers

The trail leads from the mid-station (Kessleralm) to the valley station of the former triple chairlift!

Classification: very difficult
Start: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / into the forest on the left below the "Kessleralm"
Finish: valley station of the former triple chairlift 
Distance: 0.33 kilometers
Time: 2 minutes
Elevation change: 66 meters

On this racing course, you will ride in the tire tracks of downhill legends like Sam Hill. 

This multiple World Cup winner named Schladming his favorite course, while Brendan Fairclough and Josh Bryceland also had the times of their biking lives on this #besttrackever

Not for beginners, the course demands excellent technique and strong nerves!

Classification: very difficult 
Start: mid-station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola
Finish: valley station of the Planai 10-passenger gondola / Planet Planai
Distance: 2.55 kilometers
Time: 40 minutes
Elevation change: 596 meters