MTB trails & Bikepark Leogang –
pure action, flow & air time
Saalbach & Leogang – Austria's largest bike eldorado
Downhill, flow or enduro? Anything is possible around our Hotel Salzburg in Saalbach Hinterglemm! Saalbach Bikepark offers you legendary routes, massive jumps & epic single trails.
No matter whether you develop your skills at LEARN TO RIDE Park or push your adrenaline level on the X-line – this will easily exceed all your expectations. The pump track at Reiterkogel and the direct connection to Bikepark Leogang perfectly complement it all.
Fancy the ultimate trail fun? Then get on your bike & let's shred!
Trail tips – the best lines & downhill runs in Saalbach
NEW: Bearly Legal-Line
The Bearly Legal Line on Schattberg is all about progression, style, and plenty of airtime. Big jumps, creative features, and a constantly dynamic flow make it the perfect choice for riders ready to take the next step. As a medium-difficulty alternative to the legendary X-Line, it delivers the perfect mix of challenge and pure riding fun.
Modernly shaped and packed with action, the line winds its way downhill with fast berms, precise transfers, and playful features. It’s all about clean timing, speed, and flow — every section rewards you with adrenaline and a massive grin. A trail for riders who want more than just rolling downhill.
| 4.9 kilometres | 493 metres altitude | medium |
NEW: Back to black-Line
Back to Black lives up to its name: this short connector takes you straight from the Bearly Legal Line back onto the black-rated X-Line — perfect for riders ready to swap flow and airtime for technical black-line action again.
| 0.1 kilometres | 11 metres altitude | difficult |
New: Schneeleitn-Line
The ScheeLeitn Line is all about modern flow, clean shapes, and plenty of airtime. Perfectly built berms, playful rollers, and well-balanced jumps create a constantly dynamic rhythm, turning the trail into a true playground for active riders.
Whether you roll the features smoothly or send them with plenty of pop, the line offers endless opportunities to bring your own style onto the bike. Thanks to its clear layout, the trail always stays easy to read and is perfect for building more speed, technique, and airtime step by step. A trail for riders who love flow and want to level up their riding in a playful way.
| 1.7 kilometres | 155 metres altitude | medium |
NEW: Wildenkaramba-line
The Wildenkaramba Line delivers true trail riding at its finest: natural terrain, tight corners, and technical sections create an authentic riding experience far away from perfectly shaped bike park lines. Here, it’s all about reading the terrain, choosing clean lines, and maintaining controlled flow.
Winding playfully through alpine terrain with roots, rocks, and varied sections, the trail constantly mixes smooth, fast passages with technical challenges. The Wildenkaramba Line stays exciting from top to bottom and rewards precise riding with genuine natural-trail character — perfect for riders who like it rougher, more natural, and authentic.
| 1.3 kilometres | 134 metres altitude | medium |
Hacklberg trail – the legendary flow trail
One of Austria's best known trails: fast waves, gentle jumps & epic panoramic action. Together with Buchegg trail, 10km of downhill runs & 1,000 metres in altitude of pure joy await!
The Hacklberg Trail from the Schattberg in Saalbach over the Westgipfel to Hinterglemm is one of the most beautiful single trails in the valley and has long been known beyond Austria's borders as the epitome of a flowing trail.
Starting right next to the Westgipfel mountain station, the natural panoramic trail flows down a long grassy ridge towards the Hacklberg Alm and offers speed sections, a few berms, smaller jumps and numerous waves that are always an invitation to airtime. Thanks to the flat gradient, the trail is fun for beginners and pros alike.
| 10 kilometres | 500 metres altitude | easy |
Bergstadl trail – enduro highlight with technical factor
Steep hairpin bends, roots & rocks – the perfect trail for enduro riders. A combination of nature path & technical challenge, it is a favourite of those who like it crisp!
The often very narrow, winding and rooty Bergstadl trail is a real challenge for experienced bikers and all those who want to become one. Despite a short pushing section of just under 30 metres, the riding fun and the landscape experience on the narrow and partly blocked trail is unique.
The trail, which is very technical in places, is peppered with sharp bends, berms and some rock and root passages. Flowing passages alternate skilfully with tricky key sections and at the Westgipfelbahn middle station, the route joins the Buchegg Trail, which has a completely different character: Flowy and with well banked berms, the Buchegg Trail meanders through the alpine meadows and offers a worthy finale to this challenging tour.
| 2.5 kilometres | 600 metres altitude | difficult |
12er Sky Line - The classic with a view
6 kilometres of pure biking pleasure that is guaranteed to take your breath away - because of the metres in altitude, but also because of the view!
The 12er Sky Line starts directly at the mountain station of the 12er Kogel and takes you on varied terrain to the middle station. Curves, jumps and panoramic views? Check!
| 6 kilometres | 488 metres altitude | easy |
Wurzel-Trail – Back to the Roots!
An untouched trail that wasn't built but found. With countless roots, flowy sections & hidden lines it is a hidden gem for anyone who loves nature trails.
| 3.4 kilometres | 90 metres altitude | medium |
Thurner Line - For trail freaks
Do you like it technical, flowy and a bit challenging?
The 2.1 kilometre Thurner Line is just your thing! The starting point is the centre of the legendary Wurzel Trail, the finish is the Thurner Alm.
On the way? Forest, bends, airtime - and the feeling of simply leaving everything behind you.
| 2.1 kilometres | 188 metres altitude | medium |
X-Line – the ultimate challenge for pros
With over 6km in length & 1,025 metres in altitude, it is one of Europe's longest and most challenging freeride routes. Northshore elements, road gaps & massive rock sections guarantee pure adrenaline!
Numerous blocked passages and root carpets await on the varied single trail with downhill character. From soul riders to downhill cracks, everyone will get their money's worth here.
A flowing single trail with magnificent panoramic views awaits you in the upper section. The section after the middle station is a little trickier and includes many Northshore elements and tricky roots. Shortly before the end, you can choose between a leisurely descent to the valley station, a technical root passage or an adapted slopestyle run.
| 6.8 kilometres | 1.025 metres altitude | difficult |
Pro-Line – speed, jumps & action
Downhill feeling at its best! The trail is a regular venue for big events & offers berms, doubles, drops & northshore variants for the ultimate kick.
The PRO Line on the Reiterkogel is characterised by narrow forest paths at the start, followed by rocky sections and numerous Northshore variants. Berms, doubles, tables, drop batteries, technical root passages and many smaller jumps make the PRO Line extremely action-packed and promise pure fun. The upper section is a little more technical, while the lower section features more bends with nice berms that can also be ridden at higher speeds.
| 2.3 kilometres | 428 metres altitude | medium |
Blue line – the perfect trail for beginners
With easy banked turns, small jumps & gentle northshore elements, this flow trail is a perfect start into the freeriding game – but pros also love it for its easy-going rides.
Right next to the PRO Line is the relatively easy BLUE Line on the Reiterkogel. This freeride route is designed for beginners, making it one of the more beginner-friendly trails in Saalbach Hinterglemm, but its flow is also great fun for advanced riders.
| 2.6 kilometres | 428 metres altitude | easy |
Monti line – the best entry into freeriding
With gentle jumps, wide berms & easy wood elements make the Monti-Line the perfect playground for beginners and anyone looking to improve their style.
| 3.6 kilometres | 3 metres altitude up | easy |
Z line – panoramic view meets freeride fun
Waves, wall rides & northshore elements provide a biking experience rich in variety – with a breathtaking view over Saalbach Hinterglemm!
The start of the Z-Line powered by TREK is located directly at the middle station of the Zwölferkogel cable car.
The route runs over countless berms, wall rides, northshore passages as well as waves, tables and smaller drops, but always with a bypass option that allows you to approach the route slowly. The absolute highlight is the second wallride with an integrated action snapshot station. A spectacular souvenir photo is guaranteed here! Download the pictures at www.saalbach.com/photopoint.
| 3.7 kilometres | 450 metres altitude | easy - medium |
Sheepy Hollow Line – the new flowy gem
The Sheepy Hollow line connects Westgipfel with Schattberg & offers over 1.1km of pure flowy action – with a little luck including a view of the fluffy animals who gave it its name!
| 1.1 kilometres | 109 metres altitude | medium |
Hochalm trail – Pure nature & epic downhill runs
After gaining 500 metres in altitude through your own efforts, an endless downhill run through the Pinzgau grass mountains is ready for you on the Hochalm trail – including stream crossings, rooty patches & hairpin bends.
You can also take the Reiterkogel cable car for the first 500 metres in altitude. Then it's past the Rosswaldhütte, up towards Reichkendlkopf and along the ridge to the mountain station of the Spieleck T-bar lift. Once you have left this ascent behind you, the crowning reward awaits you from here.
A seemingly endless descent through the picturesque landscape of the Pinzgau grass mountains. With small berms, stream crossings, hairpin bends, easy root and stone fields, it has everything that makes a trail biker's heart beat faster. The route ends at the head of the valley, from where you can cycle back to Saalbach Hinterglemm in comfort.
| 5 - 8 kilometres | 500 - 1.000 metres altitude | easy - medium |
Pump track Reiterkogel – Flow, Speed & Infinite Circuits!
The perfect technique for bends, more control over your bike & plenty of fun – the pump track at Reiterkogel is your playground to practice & frolic! Here you can tweak your rhythm, speed & balance, without any pedalling. No matter whether you're a beginner or a pro – the waves, hairpin bends & lines push your skills onto the next level.
So get up on the bike & let's pump!
Learn to Ride Park –
your entry into freeriding!
Ready to shred? At Learn to Ride Park you can tweak your skills & get ready for the big trails!
Waves, hairpin bends & small jumps help you ride safer & with more style. Kids or adults – everyone will find the perfect entry into the freeride feeling here.
So helmet on & let's go – your bike adventure starts here!