Kitzbühel Alps Trail Card

With the Kirchberg Trail, a new flagship project for mountain bikers is being created in the Brixental – right in Kirchberg – and it will become another key component of the 360° Flow Trails network. A continuous top-to-bottom flow trail will connect the Fleckalmbahn mountain station with the Gaisberg trail network.

The planned opening is scheduled for June 6, 2026. Around 10 kilometers of newly built trail sections, complemented by existing connections, will make the Kirchberg Trail the longest trail in Tyrol.

Not a showpiece project. Instead, a sustainable expansion of the biking offer in the Brixental – with a clear concept, clear routing, and real added value for both guests and the region.

Length: approx. 10 km
Start: Fleckalmbahn mountain station
Difficulty level: S2–3 (intermediate)

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 Lisi Osl Trail is located on the Gaisberg in Kirchberg and is named after Cross-Country World Cup rider Lisi Osl. The natural trail route with flowing sections promises pure downhill fun.

Get to the start of the trail with the Gaisberg lift.

Length: 3.2 km
Metres altitude: 440m ascent
Difficulty level: S2

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.

The OD Trails (Oberndorfer Trails) provide a lot of fun for beginners and pros. The first bike T-bar lift in Tyrol will take you together with your bike up to the start of the trails.

The bike arena offers four trails of varying degrees of difficulty: the Green Line (S0), the Blue Line (S1), the Red Line (S2), and a jump line (S2-3). There is also a Black Uphill Trail (S2-3).

Of course, the OD Trails also have a washing station for bikes, so you can clean your bike quickly and conveniently and leave the “trail mud” behind.

You can find a detailed trail description under the link.

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
This roughly 2,6-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.

Hänsn Line
The Hänsn Line is perfect for newcomers and leisure riders and is located around the Streuböden valley station and the Obingleitn bike lift. Enduro riders can test out the first waves and steep turns, combining the most beautiful ups and downs in Austria's largest biking region!

Schweinestberg Line: Length: 4 km, Elevation loss: 375 m, Difficulty: S1 (easy)
Iglmoos Trail: Length: 1 km, Difficulty: red/S2 (intermediate)
Streuböden Line: Length: 2,6 km,
Difficulty: blue/S2, Elevation: 300 m