GraVity - European Leading Bikeparks
European Leading Bikeparks get connected for more riding pleasure
Freeride Saalbach Hinterglemm, Bikepark Leogang, Mountainbikepark Wagrain, Bikepark Zau[:ber:]g Semmering, Planai-Bikepark, Bikepark Winterberg, Bikepark Geisskopf, Bikepark Maribor, Bikepark Bad Wildbad, Bikepark Spicak und Bikepark Mottolino created a seasonal ticket called “GraVity”. One ticket purchase only and riders are spoilt for choice of all bike parks.
Europe is well known for its great bike parks. Every hardcore biker as well as people wanting to make a road trip visiting Europe’s best bike parks are now able to buy one seasonal ticket that will satisfy all their needs: The GraVity pass.
The managing directors of the “Eurpean Leading Bikeparks” always wanted to initiate a cooperation. The first result is the GraVity seasonal ticket. It provides a huge comfort for every mountain bike rider: One ticket for all leading European bike parks and environment, easy access to all the cable car lift stations and, of course, huge savings for its buyers. The GraVity pass is a long term project and Europe’s best bike parks are looking forward to welcome a lot of riders using the new seasonal ticket.
GraVity Ticket
Adults | Youth** | Children* | |
|---|---|---|---|
EURO | EURO | EURO | |
GraVity Ticket
- Season pass | 360,00 | 290,00 | 180,00 |
* Children born 1995 - 2001 (Identification with photo necessary)
** Youths born 1992 bis 1994 (Identification with photo necessary)
DEPOSIT EUR 2,00 for Keycard!
Following Bikeparks are presented:
Bike-Circus Saalbach Hinterglemm:
Freeriding in its purest form: over 400 km of paths and trails set the pulse of every true mountain biker racing in anticipation. The freeride region of Saalbach Hinterglemm offers a wide selection of single trails, with exciting options for all riding skills. Special highlights include the X-Line at the Schattberg in Saalbach, one of the longest and most unique freeride courses in Europe, the Hacklbergtrail from the Schattberg in Saalbach over the Westgipfel to Hinterglemm, as well as the adidas Freeride PRO Line & BLUE Line at the Reiterkogel in Hinterglemm.
TIPP: BIG-5-BIKE Challenge, the exciting 5 gondola XXL-Tour for Freerider with 5.000 vertical meters. www.big-5.at
www.bike-circus.at
Bikepark Leogang:
Speedster, Flying Gangster or Flow Master are only a few tracks of the Bikepark Leogang. There is a huge variety of very different courses being provided: downhill-, freeride-, 4X-, dual slalom-, single trail- and dirt jump-tracks. Including even a Mini-Kids Bikepark, all levels of riding skills are covered.
The Mountain Bike Park Wagrain offers beginners and advanced bikers a lot of trails, jumps, tables and berms. Tracks like the “On Air” or “Symphony” satisfy all the freeriders’ and downhillers’ needs. The brand new “Comin`fast” is peppered with various wooden obstacles and drops.
www.bikewagrain.com
The Bikepark Zau[:ber:]g Semmering consists of an adrenalin filled downhill track, two freeride trails for pure flow and fun as well as a family track for beginners. All courses are ending in the northshore park. The Slopestyle-Park gives airtime guarantee!
www.bikeparksemmering.at
The Planai-Bikepark:
4.500 meters trails and 1.000 meters altitude difference are promising pure downhill action. The three tracks (including a family-trail) are ending in the town center of Schladming: Perfect to take a rest and chill, surrounded by a picturesque environment.
www.planai.at
Bikepark Winterberg:
Nine professionally designed trails make bikepark winterberg a park with widest variety anywhere in germany. The number of available trails is constantly being expanded and updated. Even in this regard, the park is leading edge. The bikepark service team keeps all trails in top notch condition.
Bikepark Pohorje (Maribor):
Pohorje/Maribor has been well known among the downhill community since the first World Cup in 1999. Since then a lot has changed but the passion for DHI and freeriding on Pohorje remained and evolved into Bikepark Pohorje. From the brand-new cable car you can already spot some top Bikepark trails while driving to the top of the mountain. Beginners and Pros await two main Bikepark lines both challenging and enjoyable.
The MTB ZONE Bikepark on the Geisskopf is the oldest bike park in Europe and is a paradise for all keen mountain bikers. The Geisskopf has suitable terrain and the right trail for every type of rider, and “surfing” down at the new Flow Country Trails is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.The bike park also offers ideal conditions for touring bikers.
The bike park offers a total of eight routes with very different demands. The park is most famous for its downhill courses. The BikerX course has been completely rebuilt into a 4-Cross course, under the guidance of Guido Tschugg. Several times a year the bike park is also the venue for special events. For example, in the summer each year it is the venue for the iXS German Downhill Cup. This year will be the fifth time that the national championships take place here.
If you go to Spicak, then you just have to take a bike with you. Anyone will realise this on their first visit. In this unique bike park, located in the Böhmerwald Nature Conservation Area, you will find free ride, downhill and North Shore. You can combine the individual routes in different ways and always try something new.
Do you know the south side of the Alps? Reach the town of Livigno and come to the Fun Mountain, the benchmark of Italian freeride biking. Go up in the gondola to 2400 meters and choose the trails that best suit you between woods, steep ridges, jumps and green valleys with views down to the lake. In between one ride and the next, take a break at M‘Eating Point where you can quench your thirst with an 1816 (local beer) and of course enjoy trying a variety of dishes...Italian style. Oh I almost forgot Livigno is a party town and a duty free area!