Fleckalmbahn

Take a bit of time-out and enjoy the wonderful natural surroundings and unique panorama of the surrounding mountain chains. Numerous hiking trails tempt you to enjoy a very special experience.

Susi and Harri, two Tyrolean mountain hiking guides, accompany keen hikers who have a valid cable car ticket free of charge through Kitzbühel’s grass-covered mountains. Guides hikes and general hikes are on the agenda in the summer months. Details on the programme can be found at kitzski.at

The Sonnenrast Trail is the highlight for beginners and ideal for warming up. This trail offers a magnificent panorama of the lush green mountain landscape of the Kitzbühel Alps. But it's also well-suited for advanced riders, featuring spectacular elements such as the 8-meter-high wooden spiral and wooden sections through steeper terrain. Well-built berms and optionally jumpable rollers round out the offering for advanced bikers as a precursor to the Hahnenkamm and Fleckalm Trails.

Upper Streiteck Trail
The Upper Streiteck Trail offers a short option with a high share of North Shore elements. Shortly before the end, it crosses a forest road, followed by a climb of about 10 vertical meters up to the meeting point. From there, riders can continue either on the Lower Streiteck Trail or the Sonnenrast Trail.

Lower Streiteck Trail
A playful flow trail located below the Sonnenrast Trail. The Streiteck Trail runs with smooth flow and jump features along the partly steep slope of the Bärenkopf mountain. Jumps, features, and a small rock slab section add fun to the ride before a wooden berm leads into a spectacular 130-meter-long North Shore uphill section. This segment climbs beneath a rock face and reconnects with the Sonnenrast Trail.

MTB Family Area Streiteck
The MTB Family Area Streiteck is the ideal spot for beginners and families. The Sonnenrast Trail and the Sonnenrast chairlift provide direct access to the practice area located near the base station. On foot, the area can be reached in about 20 to 30 minutes via the hiking trail toward Pengelstein. On site, young riders will find a 100-meter-long conveyor belt and several children's and practice trails totaling around 1.4 km in length.

The Fleckalm Trail is one of the five ‘Great Trails’ in Tyrol. The descent which provides a superb panorama to the surrounding mountains, requires concentration, fitness and technical ability. Level: difficult | Distance: 7.1 km | Summer cable car: Fleckalmbahn