The Sassongher mountain rising above Corvara in Alta Badia, with forested slopes under a clear Dolomites sky
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Bike Beats Alta Badia

Free-to-ride flow-country trails on the Piz Sorega plateau, with a beginner pump track and a bear-themed kids' adventure park at the lift-top station.

★ — / 5 Gravity Card

At a glance

Drive from Berlin
862 km
9:35 h
Lift
Piz Sorega cable car / chairlifts
Vertical drop
Season
Jun–Oct

Difficulty spread

How the 5 marked trails break down by colour.

Green
Blue
2
Red
3
Black

Best for: Family flow & northshore

For families

Kids' rental bikes & scooters (pump track)
Pump track / skills area
Magic-carpet (belt) skills area
Lift carries bikes (cable car / chairlifts)
Green / easy flow from the top
On-site coaching / technique sessions
Free trail access (no bike-park day ticket)

Where it is

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Trip notes

Is it right for your kids?

Bike Beats is an unusually gentle, free-to-access trail network on a sunny Dolomites plateau, reached by cable car rather than a steep DH lift — so the vibe is more flowy family outing than gravity park. The green Ödli trail is a leisurely, panoramic earth-and-sand descent with no mandatory air, and the Piz Sorega pump track lets little ones warm up on rental scooters and bikes of all sizes before they head down. Add the bear-themed Bear Park kids' area at the same lift station and it makes a genuinely good base for a mixed-ability family — just note nobody publishes a minimum age, so call ahead about the youngest riders.

Trails to know

Ödli Trail

Ödli Trail

· 1.5 km

Winding, leisurely panoramic green on packed earth — the natural first descent for kids and newcomers.

Avëna Trail

Avëna Trail

· 2 km

Mid-mountain trail where the easy Ödli and harder Cör runs merge into one; a good step-up once Ödli feels easy.

Fle Trail

Fle Trail

· 1.3 km

Flowy run at Pralongià with wooden northshore sections; gentle terrain for confident young riders.

Cör Trail

Cör Trail

· 1.3 km

The demanding option with steeper berms and jumps — for stronger teens, not little ones.

From the trails

The facts

Access & logistics
CountryItaly [1]
State / regionSouth Tyrol (Alto Adige / Südtirol) [1]
City / nearest townCorvara · San Cassiano / La Villa (Alta Badia) [1]
Mountain areaAlta Badia · Movimënt (Piz Sorega plateau), Dolomites [1]
Coordinates46.5663, 11.9388 (Piz Sorega, San Cassiano) [4]
Drive from Berlin862 km · 9:35 h ↗ Google Maps Directions API
LiftPiz Sorega cable car from San Cassiano (serves Ödli/Avëna/Cör); Pralongià chairlift from Corvara (Fle Trail); La Fraina (Mans Trail) [1][5]
Season & opening14 Jun – 5 Oct (operator dates shown for 2025 season) [2]; confirm 2026 on operator site
Operating hours09:00–17:00 [2]
Gravity CardYes [3]
Trails
CharacterA network of dirt / packed-sand flow trails between Corvara, La Villa and San Cassiano at ~2,000 m — smooth, fast and scenic, with northshore and small jumps. [1][5]
Trail typesFlow country trails, berms, northshore (wooden) sections, jumps; suitable for MTB / enduro / e-MTB [1]
Difficulty spread23 5 trails: Ödli & Avëna easy/blue; Cör, Fle, Mans medium–demanding [2][5]
Vertical dropNot found (plateau ~2,000 m; per-trail vertical not published)
Longest descent~2 km (Avëna / Mans); total ~8.1 km of trail [2]
Features & suitability
Family friendlinessHigh — Movimënt plateau is family-oriented with scenic gravel rides and a kids pump track [5]
Beginner-friendlinessStrong — easy panoramic blue trails (Ödli) and a beginner choice at the top of each descent [1]
Skills areaYes (no belt) — Piz Sorega Pumptrack for young riders (scooter/bike rental); no belt/magic-carpet reported [5]
Standout featuresLong northshore (wooden) sections on the Fle Trail; double jumps on the Cör; Dolomites panorama [1]
Practical
Bike shop / repairRental at valley and mountain stations (incl. San Cassiano); e-MTB sharing at Piz Sorega [1][5]
Bike washNot found
Camper / campingNot found (no on-site Stellplatz confirmed)
ReputationPromoted as a scenic, family-friendly flow network in the Dolomites with free trail access; numeric aggregate rating Not found [1]

Facts compiled from official sources — verify season, pricing and lift status on the operator’s site before you travel.

Sources

  1. Bikepark Alta Badia — Bike Beats / Movimënt trails (trails, difficulty, lifts)
  2. Movimënt — Bike Beats Alta Badia (trail data, season, hours)
  3. Gravity Card — bike park list (network membership)
  4. Google Maps Geocoding API — coordinates
  5. Alta Badia — Bike Beats trails (character, pump track, family, access)
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