Livigno, Italy. In summer the bikepark is a meeting point for downhill and freeride bikers from all over Europe. No wonder, because with 14 trails it hardly gets boring here. In addition there are lots of jumps, tricky root passages and finally a jump with an air mattress to practice.
Canada. The Eldorado for everyone - the créme de la créme of the bike scene meets in Whistler. In any case, experts should test the infamous A-Line, beginners already fail here at the trail entrance jump.
The bikepark in Serfaus-Fiss-Ladis is located in the middle of the Tyrolean Alps. The range of routes on offer is extremely varied, making it perfect for beginners who have never been to the bike park before.
In the Silver Star bikepark in Canada beginners will find great flowtrails, advanced jump over rocks and can let off steam on root passages, up to routes that are peppered with lots of jumps.
The Hafjell bikepark in Norway is often referred to as the European Whistler, why? Quite simply, because on the one hand many World Cup racers meet here for training, but on the other hand great routes are also waiting for the average consumer.
The Bikecircus Saalbach Hinterglemm offers with Milka Line, Blue Line, Proline, X-Line and Z-Line five trails of different difficulty. While beginners can gain their first freeride experience on the Milka Line, experienced downhillers can let off steam on the Pro Line with integrated Evil Eye Trail.
Downhill skiing in the Brandnertal - from the easy, flowing freeride course to the downhill course suitable for competition! On more than eight kilometres four freeride and downhill routes with countless bends, jumps and wooden elements await bikers of all skill levels.
The Kasina bikepark is the largest park in Poland. In total there are nine routes with different levels of difficulty.
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