Fall in East Tyrol is the ultimate time to recharge – and what better way to do it than on two wheels, surrounded by stunning mountain scenery? Thanks to its location on the sunny side of the Alps, East Tyrol enjoys more sunny days, less rain, and warmer temperatures, making it the perfect spot for e-mountain biking. Especially for families, this region is a paradise, offering a range of opportunities to experience nature together. It's a true heaven for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Plus, with the Bikepark Lienz open until the end of October, downhill fans and thrill-seekers can still get their fix.
Time to Breathe
Nestled majestically among Austria's highest peaks, East Tyrol is surrounded by nearly 300 mountains over 3,000 meters. In fall, the region transforms into a vibrant natural paradise for bike enthusiasts of all levels. The bright colors of the forests, the golden light of the low-hanging sun, and the crisp, fresh mountain air provide the perfect backdrop for mountain bikers. Families can soak in the beauty of the Alps on relaxing panoramic tours or while chasing the fastest lap at the bike park, creating unforgettable memories in nature.
East Tyrol’s unique geography and topography make it ideal for e-mountain biking: the valleys are long, the climbs are steep, and the variety of routes seems endless. With around 600 kilometers of marked trails and a dense network of charging stations, you can effortlessly explore colorful forests, expansive meadows, and breathtaking viewpoints. Whether you’re after leisurely panoramic rides or challenging trails – fun on two wheels is guaranteed for the whole family.
E-Bike Tour Tips on the Sunny Side
If you’re looking for leisurely e-mountain bike tours and want to explore untouched valleys, East Tyrol will blow you away. A special tour recommendation that offers both physical challenge and spectacular views is the "Cimaross - Goldriedrunde No. 146". This amazing bike tour takes you right through high alpine pastures with stunning panoramas and a highlight you won’t want to miss: the picturesque Goldriedsee.
Another insider tour, "Debanttal No. 153," leads into Austria's longest alpine valley, the 16-kilometer-long Debanttal valley, up to the Lienzer Hütte. Here, you're already deep in the Hohe Tauern National Park, where you can fully enjoy the peace and power of nature. While indulging in regional delicacies at the Lienzer Hütte, you can recharge your bike’s battery at the newly installed e-bike charging station.
Bikepark Lienz: More Time for Adrenaline Until the End of October
Located between Großglockner, Austria's highest mountain at 3,798 meters, and the Lienz Dolomites, is Bikepark Lienz. With its four trails – the "Flow Family Trail," "Alban Lakata Trail," "Peter Sagan Trail," and "Welcome to the Jungle Trail" – the park offers everything a mountain biker could want across a total of twelve kilometers: flowing descents, thrilling jumps, tricky root sections, and challenging rock gardens. The bike park stays open until the end of October, inviting you to make the most of the last warm days with some adrenaline-fueled riding.
"Our region offers not only peace and relaxation amid an unparalleled mountain landscape but also top-notch downhill action right on the doorstep of our dolomite town, Lienz," says Franz Theurl, Chairman of the East Tyrol Tourism Association. "With the Bikepark Lienz, our guests have the unique opportunity to transition almost seamlessly from mountain bike trails to exploring East Tyrol's cultural and social capital – whether it’s for sightseeing, enjoying an ice cream in the afternoon, or heading straight for dinner in the historic old town. It’s the perfect balance after adrenaline-packed hours on the bike."
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