Fast-paced mountain bike tours
in the Pyhrn-Priel holiday region
Do you love exploring nature on two wheels? Then the Pyhrn-Priel holiday region is just right for you! Here you will find a variety of diverse mountain bike trails that are suitable for beginners and experienced bikers alike. From leisurely tours through picturesque landscapes to challenging trails - there's something for everyone in Pyhrn-Priel.
The Pyhrn-Priel region is characterised by its breathtaking nature. During your mountain bike tours, you can enjoy the impressive mountain panoramas, dense forests and clear lakes. The fresh mountain air and the tranquillity of nature offer you the perfect opportunity to escape from everyday life and recharge your batteries.
Before you get on your mountain bike, there are a few things you should bear in mind. Make sure that your bike is in perfect condition and that you have the right equipment with you. A helmet, gloves and plenty of water are a must. Also find out about the weather conditions and plan your route in advance. Please note that GPS data may vary.
If you don't have your own mountain bike, you can easily hire one in the Pyhrn-Priel holiday region. Numerous hire stations offer high-quality mountain bikes and the right equipment. For those who prefer to explore the region in company, there are also guided tours with experienced guides.
The Pyhrn-Priel holiday region offers you everything you need for an unforgettable mountain bike holiday. From varied routes and breathtaking nature to first-class hire stations and guided tours - every mountain bike lover will get their money's worth here. Plan your next mountain bike trip to Pyhrn-Priel today and experience the fascination of mountain biking in one of Austria's most beautiful regions.
Cycling and mountain biking is permitted from 15 April to 31 October from 2 hours after sunrise to 1 hour before sunset and only on marked routes. Some cycle paths are also designated as hiking trails or bridleways. Always be aware of oncoming hikers or horse riders!
Pyhrn-Priel offers a variety of mountain bike tours for all levels of difficulty, from leisurely forest trails to challenging single trails. There are both short day tours and multi-day stages such as the Trans National Park.
The best time for mountain biking is usually summer, from June to September. During this time, the trails are dry and the temperatures are pleasant.
Please note that mountain biking in the national park area is generally only permitted between two hours after sunrise and one hour before sunset from 15 April to 31 October.
In addition to a good mountain bike, you will need a helmet, a rucksack with provisions and sufficient water, a first aid kit and a repair bag with the most important tools. In the bike park you will need protectors (elbow, knee and back protectors), which can also be hired from the Pyhrn-Priel bike centre.
Yes, some local providers organise guided mountain bike tours for different ability levels. These are particularly suitable for beginners or for those who want to get to know the region better. Riding technique training is also regularly offered.
The trails in the Wurbauerkogel bike park are very varied and offer both flowing trails and technically challenging sections with roots, rocks and steep slopes.
The bike park boasts 4 different trails. From Blue Lollipop to Big Red, Red Rood-Carpet and Black Widow, there is something for everyone from beginners to pros.
The Wurzeralm single trail is red and requires skilful riding technique.
Yes, there are separate signposts for the mountain bike routes in Pyhrn-Priel, so you can easily find your way around.
You can find the descriptions of the individual tours here on the website.
Yes, in Windischgarsten and Hinterstoder you can hire mountain bikes from the local sports shops.
Yes, the Bett+Bike businesses specialise in cyclists.
Here you can park your bike safely, wash your bike and have your bike jersey washed.
There are also maps and small tools available and you can get information about the coolest tours.
Kalkalpen NationalPark: Some of the tours in Pyhrn-Priel lead through the Kalkalpen National Park. Find out about the special regulations and rules that apply in this protected area.
Always wear a helmet and find out about the weather conditions before you set off.