Mottolino

UK/Euro system (White/Green beginner, Blue easy-intermediate, Red advanced, Black expert, plus Proline/Slopestyle). Full range present: beginner blue flow (Take It Easy, Livigno White Trail) through red flow (Flow Line, First Ever, Stoner, EAS 23) to black/pro slopestyle and jump lines. Source: https://www.trailforks.com/region/mottolino-bike-park/ and Mottolino trail pages.

Group split by trail grade off the shared Mottolino gondola uplift: beginners take blue flow (Take It Easy, Livigno White Trail) and the airbag/easy jump lines; intermediates ride red flow (Flow Line, First Ever, Stoner, EAS 23); advanced/pro riders take black trails, the Slopestyle line, drop area and North Shore. The Yepi chairlift additionally serves high-altitude trails, slopestyle and jump areas. Source: https://www.trailforks.com/region/mottolino-bike-park/

Strong group fit across all abilities - beginners, families, experts and pros can ride the same lift and split by trail colour. Beginner blue trails and instructor-friendly practice areas (inflatable airbag, easy jump line) alongside expert/pro lines. Downhill School and rental gear on site.

Mix of machine-built earthen flow trails with berms and jumps, natural/rooty singletrack and enduro-style natural trails, plus wooden North Shore structures (bridges, step-ups, skinnies) and earth/wood slopestyle features. Primary trail type: All-Mountain & Downhill (Trailforks).

Ranges from smooth machine-built blue flow to steep, slippery technical red/black trails (e.g. B.B.), wooden North Shore skinnies/step-ups/step-downs, drops, and a pro Slopestyle line with large gap jumps requiring wind/weather awareness. Exposure generally moderate on flow trails, high on structures and pro lines.

Fully signed lift-served park; trails colour-graded and named, with a printed/downloadable Bikepark map (2026 edition) and a map board at the park entrance. Little independent navigation needed. Map: https://www.mottolino.com/app/uploads/2026/04/MOT-MAPPA-BIKEPARK-ESTATE-2026.jpg

Popular, well-established park - moderate to busy in peak summer weekends/July-August (Trailforks: approx 86 rides in a recent week, 14,000+ logged rides). Natural/enduro trails such as Valle Delle Mine noted as having few people; core flow trails busier.

2026 official season June 13 - September 27, daily 09:00-17:00 (Mottolino). Trailforks lists an indicative Jun 21 - Sep 21 window. High-altitude terrain is snow-free roughly late June through September. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/

Summer, roughly mid-June to late September. Peak/most-ridden months are July, August and September (Trailforks ride-log data). Source: https://www.trailforks.com/region/mottolino-bike-park/

Slopestyle line incorporates ramps from the Nine Knights castle; jump area with three graded lines and an inflatable airbag for learning tricks. Note: for summer 2025 some trails beyond the Eira Pass overpass were closed for Olympic (Milano-Cortina 2026) construction, with a red connector line and Yepi chairlift bike access in place. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/

Base station, Headquarters, rental and shop are at Livigno on the Mottolino gondola side, reachable on foot, by bike, by car or by Livigno's free bus line. Large parking normally at the gondola base; note 2025 Olympic works displaced the main lot to alternative car/camper parking areas. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/

Uplift via the Mottolino gondola/cabinovia (10-seat cabins, approx 3,200 persons/hour, to approx 2,396 m), plus the Yepi chairlift with bike transport for high-altitude/slopestyle/jump zones. Livigno free town bus lines serve the base. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/lifts/

Full-face helmet and body protection strongly recommended (available with All-Inclusive rental); DH/enduro bike rental and full store at base HQ. Food/water at base and M'eating Point. Livigno webcams/weather pages indicate connectivity at base; expect patchy mobile coverage on upper trails (est). Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/bike-rental/

Base Headquarters with rental center, bike shop (Trek, Commencal, Propain etc.), Downhill School, ticket office, restaurants/cafes (Kosmo, Caffe Pascucci), on-mountain M'eating Point hut, airbag/inflatable practice feature, plus the Larix Park adventure park nearby. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/

Adjacent Livigno bike hubs: Carosello 3000 Mountain Park (approx 1.6 km, the opposite valley side) and Oga Natural Trails (approx 10.7 km); Livigno town is the accommodation/services hub. Cross-border areas Engadin and Val Mustair nearby. Source: https://www.trailforks.com/region/mottolino-bike-park/

Steep slippery sections when wet (e.g. B.B.), high-consequence slopestyle/drop/jump structures needing wind assessment and high skill, wooden North Shore skinnies, and shared trails with other riders. 2025-26 Olympic construction closed some trails beyond Eira Pass with a red connector line - check current status. Source: https://www.trailforks.com/region/mottolino-bike-park/status/

No guide required for open marked trails - self-guided within the lift-served park. Mottolino's Downhill School offers lessons; the park advises beginners entrust the community/experts before attempting the pro slopestyle structures. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/downhill-school/

On-site bike patrol; emergency number to save is +39 349 2264736 (call immediately in case of accident). Italian general emergency 112. Multiple trail intersections/lift access allow bail-out to the gondola or connector roads. Source: https://www.mottolino.com/en/summer/bikepark/