Mountain bikingAustriaBikepark Innsbruck (Muttereralm)

Bikepark Innsbruck (Muttereralm)

Also known as: Muttereralm

Views over the Inn Valley, Innsbruck and the Nockspitz; former Crankworx slopestyle venue.

Bike park (lift-served)Flow / DH
Distance
Over 20 km across nine routes (park marketing; earlier material said almost 20 km / five trails before expansion).
Descent
600 m
Typical time
Full top-to-valley flow run is a several-minute descent; expect a full day with laps.
Two mountain bikes resting against a wooden fence with the breathtaking Austrian Alps in the background.

Who in your group rides what

Whether everyone in your group gets a day at Bikepark Innsbruck (Muttereralm) - the grades on offer, the named zones, and how mixed abilities split up.

What this network spans
Grades 1 to 51-5 (family flow to advanced/expert jump and downhill lines)
Local grading

Color-coded blue/red/black plus flow lines and pro jump lines; The Chainless One is beginner-to-pro flow with a bypassable jumpline (about 450 m, 16 elements). Detailed S-grade - .

Zones & variants

GROUP SPLIT - beginners on green/blue flow (The First One, The Simple One, The Chainless One) and rollable jumplines; advanced on rough natural expert trails (The Wild One, The Rough One, restricted days). Uplift via Muttereralmbahn gondola with bike carriage.

Accessibility & group fit

Family-friendly beginner terrain; Bikeschule Innsbruck runs skills and group courses in-park. Good group/kids fit.

The riding

Terrain

Machine-built flow (soil/gravel berms) plus natural forest singletrack.

Technical demands

Flow trails smooth and bermed (Canadian shaper crew); expert trails (The Rough One, The Wild One) rougher, natural and more technical; jumps generally rollable/bypassable.

Navigation

Signposted park trails from the mountain station; also mapped on Trailforks. Detailed scheme - .

Crowds

Popular and easily accessible from Innsbruck - busy summer weekends; Trailforks shows high July-Aug use.

Season & conditions

Open window

2026 bikepark season about 22 May-31 Oct, gondola daily about 09:00-17:00; expert trails on restricted schedules (e.g. 05 Jul-15 Sep, 16 Sep-31 Oct with some closed weekdays).

Best season

Summer; peak riding July-September.

Seasonal specials

Crankworx Innsbruck was hosted here for eight editions; 2024 (14-16 June) was the FINAL edition. As of 2026 Crankworx is no longer held here; the bike park operates independently.

Alpine mountain weather - afternoon thunderstorms, rain closures, cold/wet at top; trails/gondola can close in storms.

Getting there & gear

No permit. Bikepark day ticket about 36 EUR adult (senior 32.50 / youth 29 / child 23); 4-hour about 29 EUR; season from about 150 EUR; Bike Day (Tue/Fri Jul-Aug) about 23 EUR. Verify 2026 rates on primary page.

Permits and operators change - confirm before booking.

Trailhead access

By car via Mutters/Nockhofweg (parking at lower Muttereralmbahn station about 10 EUR); STB Stubaitalbahn tram from Innsbruck Hbf to Mutters Nockhofweg (about 30-35 min), plus IVB/VVT buses.

Transport & shuttles

Muttereralmbahn gondola is the uplift (bike carriage); forest road allows self-shuttle.

Bike & gear

Alm huts for food/water; mobile coverage generally good near Innsbruck (est). Specifics - .

Facilities

In-park bike rental and repair (e-bikes, downhill and kids bikes, helmets, protectors); bike wash available.

Operators

Bikeschule Innsbruck (in-park), bike-tirol (multi-day guided MTB), gemma aussi Mountainbikeschule, INNTOUR; Nordkette nearby.

Hazards & rescue

Hazards

Shared forest roads, wildlife, weather, jump features on advanced lines; expert trails open only certain days.

Guiding

None required; Bikeschule Innsbruck offers in-park coaching.

Emergency & rescue

Trails cross forest roads offering exits/escape; Austrian mountain rescue (Euro 112, Bergrettung 140). Park-specific plan - .

This profile is desk research, compiled from public sources - not a first-hand mountain-bike network report. Coordinates are approximate.

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