Trail fun at the Großglockner Resort Kals-Matrei: newly created single trails and mountain bike routes await bikers here. Beginners and pros can master the ascent in a relaxed manner with the gondola and concentrate fully on the downhill sections.
A special highlight: the view of the Großglockner as you speed down the various trails.
Difficulty levels singletrails
Light (easy) - blue
S0
- Trail condition: firm/grippy surface
- Obstacles: no obstacles
- Gradient: gentle/moderate to < 40%
- Bends: wide to rather tight, but easy to ride
- Riding technique: no riding technique to basic riding technique required, obstacles should be able to be rolled over
S1
- Trail conditions: loose ground possible, small roots and stones
- Obstacles: small obstacles, water channels, erosion damage
- Gradient: < 40% Bends: tighter bends but still easy to negotiate
- Riding technique: basic knowledge of riding technique required, but obstacles can still be easily negotiated
Medium difficulty (medium) - red
S2
- Nature of the path: unconsolidated ground, larger roots and stones
- Obstacles: shallow steps, steps and stairs
- Gradient: <=70% Bends: slight hairpin bends
- Riding technique: advanced, obstacles can no longer be rolled over, but must be overcome using special riding technique (weight shifting etc.)
Difficult (expert) - black
S3
- Trail conditions: blocked, large roots/rocks, slippery surface
- Obstacles: high steps
- Gradient: > 70% Bends: tight hairpin bends
- Riding technique: very good bike control required
S4
- Trail conditions: blocked with many large roots/rocks, slippery ground, loose scree
- Obstacles: Steep ramps, barely rideable steps
- Gradient: > 70% Bends: eyelet-like hairpin bends
- Riding technique: perfect bike control (trial bike techniques required), rear wheel offset required
S5
- Trail conditions: blocked with counter ascents, slippery ground, loose scree
- Obstacles: Steep ramps, barely rideable steps in combination
- Gradient: > 70% Bends: eyelet-like hairpin bends with obstacles
- Riding technique: excellent mastery of special trail bike techniques required, front and rear wheel offset is only possible to a limited extent due to obstacles
