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Austria · Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier (Bike Arena Zugspitz)

Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier

An enduro-leaning Tyrolean park with several genuinely green flow trails and a base skills area, but its headline descents are long and steep.

★ β€” / 5 Gravity Card

At a glance

Drive from Berlin
680 km
7:15 h
Lift
Gondolas + chairlifts
Vertical drop
~1000 m
Season
mid-May–Oct/Nov

Difficulty spread

Trail difficulty colours found at this park.

Green
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Blue
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Red
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Black
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Best for: Enduro & long descents

For families

βœ—Magic-carpet / belt skills area
βœ“Skill Area at base (Grubigstein valley station)
βœ“Lift carries kids (gondola, free bike transport)
βœ“Green / easy flow trail in the park
βœ“On-site bike school / coaching
βœ“Bike wash at base
βœ—Kids' rental bikes

Where it is

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Trip notes

Is it right for your kids?

Lermoos-Biberwier is best known as an enduro park with long, demanding descents like the Blindsee Trail, but it also has a handful of genuinely green, rollable flow trails and a free base skills area, which makes it workable for families who stick to the easy lines. The gondolas carry kids and bikes for free, and there's on-site coaching for confidence-building. It is a reasonable family choice if your children are comfortable on green/blue flow β€” just steer clear of the red S3 signature runs.

Trails to know

Family Trail (Route 868)

Family Trail (Route 868)

· 3 km

Marked green/easy (S1) loop for families, children and beginners β€” the gentlest line in the park.

Marienbergtrail 8026

Marienbergtrail 8026

· 3.7 km

Green S1 flow trail through forest; rated easy and beginner-friendly.

Funtrail 883 (Biberwier)

Funtrail 883 (Biberwier)

· 1.43 km

Short, green S1 flow trail from mid-station to valley β€” a confidence-builder for younger riders.

Bachtltrail 8031

Bachtltrail 8031

· approx. 0:25 h

Easy green S1 run, a good warm-up before progressing to blue trails.

Good to know for parents

A free Skill Area sits right at the Grubigstein valley station (narrow bridges/Stege, wall rides) β€” use it to gauge readiness before heading up; it is a practice course, not a magic-carpet/belt area.
Bike transport on the gondolas is free with a valid bike ticket, and a children's 6–15 day-ticket tier is listed at around EUR 24.
Several green (S1) flow trails exist, but the park's signature lines (Blindsee Trail 866, SchlΓ€gle 855) are red S3 β€” keep kids on the marked green/blue routes.
On-site bike school / coaching is available (Alpinschule Lermoos; gravity courses/camps via the local Skill Venture Hub) if your kids want guided progression.
Operator pages do not confirm kids' rental-bike availability or a stated minimum age β€” call ahead to arrange child-sized bikes and protection hire.
Season runs roughly mid-May into October/November (sources vary: 13 May–8 Nov 2026; a third-party directory lists daily hours of about 08:30–17:00, not confirmed on operator pages).

From the trails

The facts

Access & logistics
CountryAustria [1]
State / regionTyrol [1]
City / nearest townLermoos & Biberwier (lifts at Grubigstein & Marienberg) [1]
Mountain areaTiroler Zugspitz Arena · Grubigstein / Marienberg, Wetterstein [2]
Coordinates47.4118, 10.9147 [3]
Drive from Berlin680 km · 7:15 h ↗ Google Maps Directions API
Lift type2 gondolas/cable cars (Grubig I 6-seater, Grubig II 10-seater to ~2,030 m) + chairlifts at Marienberg/Biberwier [4][2]
Uplift capacityNot found
SeasonFrom 17 May – October 2026 (per Gravity Card listing) [4]
Operating hoursNot found
Gravity CardYes — listed member [5][4]
Trails
CharacterA versatile, somewhat under-the-radar destination across two mountains, balancing flow and tech, anchored by the legendary 8.2 km Blindsee enduro trail that finishes at a swim-worthy lake. [6][2]
Trail typesGreen family trail, flow lines, technical singletrails, downhill, skills park [4][2]
Difficulty spreadNot found as a green/blue/red/black count — "22+ trails" from green family trail to S2/S3 enduro; trails graded by SingleTrail-Skala (S1–S3) [2][7]
Vertical drop~1,000 m of descent available (lifts to ~2,030 m) [2][4]
Longest descentBlindsee Trail — 8.2 km / ~748 m vertical, S2 with S3 sections [7][2]
Features & suitability
Family friendlinessGood — 3 km Family Trail (~105 m vertical) for families, children and beginners [7]
Beginner friendlinessGood — family/fun flow trails plus a skills area, but the marquee trails are technical (S2–S3) [8][7]
Skills areaYes (no belt) — Skill Area at the Grubigsteinbahn valley station with narrow bridges and wall rides; no magic-carpet/conveyor belt found [6]
Standout featuresBlindsee Trail (lake jump finish), Barbarasteig (485 m technical singletrail), Forest One/Two, SchlΓ€gle Downhill, Bachtl & Marienberg trails [7][4]
Practical
Bike shop / repairZugspitz Bike (rental, sales, service, guided tours) a few minutes from the park [9]
Bike washYes — bike wash at the Grubigstein base station [6]
Camper / campingAlpencamp Marienberg in Biberwier — bike park & Blindsee Trail reachable by bike in ~15 min [10]
ReputationPositive among enthusiasts — described as "less known than the big names" but "surprisingly versatile" with a good flow/tech balance; no aggregate star rating found [8]

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

Sources

  1. Bergbahnen Langes — official Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier
  2. gemmaaussi.at — BIKE ARENA ZUGSPITZ (trails, lifts, vertical)
  3. Google Maps Geocoding API — coordinates
  4. Gravity Card — Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier (season, lifts, trail types)
  5. Gravity Card — participating bikeparks
  6. Outdooractive — Bikepark and Skill Area Lermoos
  7. Federweg — Blindsee Trail & Co (trail lengths, gradings)
  8. Trail-Addicts — reputation / trail balance
  9. Zugspitz Bike — rental / service / tours
  10. Alpencamp Marienberg — nearby campsite
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