Mountainbike

The tour combines nature, panoramic views, waterfalls, mountain huts, and trails, creating one of the most varied e-mountain bike experiences in the Ötztal Valley.

Previous mountain biking experience is recommended. This tour is designed for intermediate riders who are comfortable covering longer distances and riding on more challenging terrain.

Highlights include the Ötztaler Ache river, the Stuibenfall waterfall, scenic viewpoints, traditional mountain huts, and varied trails throughout the Ötztal Valley.

Covering around 45 kilometres and 1,350 metres of elevation gain, the Valley Loop is one of the more demanding e-mountain bike tours in the Ötztal Valley and requires a good basic level of fitness.

The E-MTB Valley Loop is designed for sporty riders looking for a full-day adventure with longer distances, challenging climbs, and impressive natural scenery.

The tour is perfect for beginners, leisure riders, and anyone who wants to explore the Ötztal Valley on an e-mountain bike.

The tour takes you through the stunning Tyrolean mountain landscape to the picturesque Lake Piburg, combining relaxed riding with spectacular views of the Ötztal Valley.

The tour covers around 20 kilometres and 500 metres of elevation gain. Thanks to electric assistance, the focus is on enjoying the scenery while keeping the ride accessible for beginners.

No. Before the tour starts, you’ll receive an introduction to the e-mountain bike and important riding techniques. Our certified guides will accompany you throughout the entire tour.

Yes. The E-MTB All Ride tour was specifically designed for beginners and is ideal for anyone looking to gain their first experience on an e-mountain bike.

You can find a list of our requirements and age restrictions here.

You need sporty and weather appropriate clothing for your tour. Please make sure to bring a rain jacket and sports glasses. Shoes and gloves, as well as a jersey and optionally backpacks will be provided by us.

Depending on the tour, we will take a break where you can buy something to eat. So, bring some money along. There are also drinking fountains along the way, so water bottles are not necessary.

Yes, AREA 47 offers an E-MTB rental service. The rental fleet includes Cannondale Moterra 3 full-suspension E-MTBs. You can find all information here.

You are welcome to bring your own bike, and our guides will decide on-site if it is suitable. However, we will provide you with the latest Cannondale Bikes that you can use free of charge.

The combination of skills training in the AREA 47 Indoor Bikepark, professional coaching by certified guides, and the trails at Hochzeiger Bike Park creates the perfect introduction to bike park riding.

This tour is ideal for mountain bikers aged 14 and above who want to strengthen their fundamentals and gradually progress to longer descents and more challenging trails.

The Hochzeiger Bike Park offers a variety of trails in an alpine setting. The focus is on riding technique, cornering, braking, line choice, and building confidence on bike park terrain.

Basic mountain biking skills are recommended. Before heading to the trails, you’ll practise key techniques in AREA 47’s Indoor Bikepark and prepare together with our guides.

Yes. This tour was specifically designed for motivated beginners who want to improve their riding skills and gain their first experience on bike park trails.

You need sporty and weather appropriate clothing for your tour. Please make sure to bring a rain jacket and sports glasses. Shoes and gloves, as well as a jersey, will be provided by us.

No breaks are scheduled for our MTB Bikepark Beginner Hochzeiger tour.
For the MTB Bikepark Advanced Sölden tour, we will take a break with you, so please bring some money for that.

For our MTB Bikepark Beginner Hochzeiger tour, you must be able to ride on unpaved paths.
For the MTB Bikepark Advanced Sölden tour, you will need to have some basic bike park/trail experience.

Yes, at AREA 47 you can rent mountain bikes as well as E-MTBs.

No. Children under 6 can use the Indoor Bikepark free of charge and do not need their own ticket. You only need to pay if a rental bike or protective equipment is required.

The day ticket includes access to the Indoor Bikepark for one full day. Bikes and protective equipment can be rented on-site if required.

Yes. The day ticket gives beginners plenty of time to explore different sections of the park and improve their riding skills at their own pace.

With the day ticket, you can use the Indoor Bikepark throughout the entire opening day and spread your riding sessions across the day.

The day ticket is ideal for riders who want to spend an entire day in the Indoor Bikepark and make the most of all available features.

The ticket includes access to the Indoor Bikepark for two hours. Bikes and protective equipment can be rented on-site if required.

Yes. The Indoor Bikepark features areas for different skill levels and is suitable for riders who are new to the sport.

For many visitors, two hours is plenty of time to enjoy the pump track, flow line, jump line, and skills area.

The 2-hour ticket is ideal for beginners, experienced riders, and anyone who wants to enjoy a short session or experience the Indoor Bikepark for the first time.

No. Only bikes with functional brakes are allowed in the indoor bike park. Every bike used in the park must be equipped with at least one working brake. Bikes without brakes are not permitted for safety reasons.

Regular sportswear and sturdy shoes are sufficient for the indoor bike park. Helmets and protective gear are provided on site.

No, it’s not absolutely necessary. However, to be on the safe side, you’re welcome to book it in advance online, by email, or by phone.

No, the Indoor Bikepark is reserved for our bikers.

No, you don’t have to. We are happy to provide you with bikes on-site for a fee. If you bring your own bike, it must be in perfect condition—especially your brakes.

You are welcome to come just to watch and relax in our Chill AREA.