Kitzbühel Alps Trail Card

The Fleckalm Trail, spanning some 7.1 kilometres, is one of the longest single-trails in Tyrol. The variety-packed trail nestles amid the impressive mountain realm of the Kitzbühel Alps in the cycling paradise of Kirchberg. Some 1100 metres of descent, peppered with root-strewn sections, larger and smaller jumps and very well-designed banked turns lie in front of you. With the fast ‘Speed’ sections and occasional short counter climbs you get that Enduro feeling.

The challenging route requires a certain amount of concentration, fitness and technical riding skills.

Ideal for combining with the bike transport service provided by the Fleckalmbahn in Kirchberg.

Length: 7.1 km
Metres ascent: 1100m
Difficulty level: S2 - 3 (moderate)

The Gaisberg Trail provides everything that makes a real downhill route over its 2 kilometre length. On the trail you will find soft forest floor, plenty of roots, speed sections, fast jumps across terrain edges and wood elements. The route proceeds partly in the lift line route and ends near the valley station.

The Gaisberg lift in Kirchberg is a convenient way to get to the trail.

Length: 2.3 km
Metres ascent: 450m
Difficulty level: S3

The Sun Trail is a Flow Trail with a gravel base. The route proceeds across numerous bends and waves and over Alpine terrain into the valley.

The entrance to the trail is accessible by taking the cable car from Hochbrixen. From the mountain station a 200 metre ascent awaits.

Length: 2.2 km
Metres ascent: 410m
Difficulty level: S0 - S1

Beginner cyclists, children and cycling pros can enjoy plenty of fun and action on the OD Trails. There are 4 trails in the bike park: Green, blue, red & black line, a jump line in 3 difficulty levels and a skills area.

The bike T-bar lift is the first of its kind in Tyrol and will take you to the top in comfort.

Green Line: 900 m | 8 % drop
Blue Line: 1200m | 8.5 % drop
Red Line: 700 m | 8 % drop
Black Uphill Trail: 800 m | 11.4 % incline

Schweinestberg Line
The approximately 4-kilometer-long trail is ideal for beginners but also offers plenty of variety for experienced bikers. With North Shores, curves, berms, and doubles, every ride becomes a true adventure. The playful and smooth layout ensures loads of riding fun. It starts at the Streuböden mid-station and leads through forested terrain down to the valley station. This trail is fun for everyone – riding enjoyment guaranteed!

Iglmoos Trail
The Iglmoos Trail is more technically demanding than the Schweinestberg Line and is aimed primarily at advanced bikers looking for new challenges. It also starts at the mid-station, right behind the reservoir. The trail is steeper and includes tight turns. About halfway down, it merges back into the Schweinestberg Line. Ready for the next step? Then hit the Iglmoos Trail!

Streuböden Line – New from Summer 2025
A new highlight awaits you from summer 2025: the Streuböden Line! This roughly 3-kilometer-long blue-rated flow trail starts at the mid-station and features a variety of elements like North Shores, rollers, berms, and rollable jumps. It connects the mid-station to the existing trails and promises pure fun – for beginners and experts alike.

Schweinestberg Line: Length: 4 km, Elevation loss: 375 m, Difficulty: S1 (easy)
Iglmoos Trail: Length: 1 km, Difficulty: red/S2 (intermediate)
NEW from Summer 2025 – Streuböden Line: Length: 3 km,
Difficulty: blue/S2, Elevation: 300 m