The flowiest nation of the Alps
BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN
The BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN is a dream come true for everyone who loves biking: 12 shaped lines, 18 natural trails and 2 pump tracks, including a skill center – embedded in the magnificent scenery of the Ötztal Alps, sustainably built and developed by the world’s best trail designers. And on top of that, a bike scene that welcomes both beginners and pros.
Bike park in Sölden
The BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN at a glance
Lines & trails
The routes
The variety of routes in the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN is vast and continuously expanding. There is a trail for everyone: from the easy beginner’s route to the double-black professional tour. The trail names are as unique as the lines. After all, the Ötztal dialect influences the names and describes their characteristics.
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For beginners
The 2 beginner lines
Schtirggar Line
The beginner’s route can be accessed directly from the village with the free center shuttle – which is only about 100 m from the bike hotel Das Central. The beautiful, wide line leads at a low gradient over long rollers, and easy steep turns back to the valley.
A 400 m² beginner’s terrain is being built near the Schtirrgar Line, so that you can get to the basics of biking step-by-step. Afterwards, nothing stands in the way of riding the Schtirrgar Line as a beginner!
Distance: approx. 1,3 km / Descent: 90 m / Grade: easy
Perfect for beginners and children!
Broate Line
This line surprises with various fun elements. It can be accessed via the blue Ohn line or the moderately difficult Teäre line and leads effortlessly down into the valley to the pump track ‘Rolling’ right at the Gaislachkoglbahn.
Distance: approx. 1,6 km / Descent: 189 m / Grade: easy
Warm-up
The 7 easy lines
Schlender Trail 6060
The onnection between the Gampe Almen and the Hühnersteign. You can now easily get from the Hühnersteige directly to the Gampe Almen. The red single trail runs without any major difficulties, initially through open terrain and later winding its way through the forest.
Distance: approx. 0,4 km / Descent: 28 m / Grade: easy
Eebme Line
The ideal warm-up ride and perfect beginner trail that proceeds almost without altitude difference. The line starts near the Gaislachkogl middle station and leads right into the heart of the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN trail network.
Distance: approx. 2,3 km / Descent: 214 m / Grade: easy
Ohn Line
The Ohn line is the continuation of the Eebme line. The varied line is a favorite of many riders. It flows smoothly over rollers and flat berms in the long sections, followed by wooden constructions in the lower area.
Distance: approx. 3,6 km / Descent: 377 m / Grade: easy
Harbe Line
The Harbe line is playful, fun and exciting – but also features steep curves. It leads from the Giggijoch mountain station down to Hochsölden and offers a sensational view as well as numerous photographic highlights due to its location above the timberline.
Distance: approx. 2,2 km / Descent: 178 m / Grade: easy
Lettn Line
The Lettn line leads through forest, meadow and wet terrain down to the Giggijochbahn and promises lots of flow trail fun and wooden passages.
Distance: approx. 1,5 km / Descent: 127 m / Grade: easy
Troaln Line
The connecting line between Gaislachkogl and Giggijoch follows a relaxed trail and offers rollers, berms and jumps with generous landings.
Distance: approx. 1,6 km / Descent: 73 m / Grade: easy
Gahe Line
The Gahe line meanders for 7.4 km on the Giggijoch side from Sonnblick to Grünwald. The flowing route also connects the Harbe with the Lettn line.
Distance: approx. 7,4 km / Descent: 620 m / Grade: easy
For experts
The 2 intermediate lines
Teäre Line
The icon among the lines. BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN’s first built line, and to this day, the flow ride par excellence. With 130 turns, many waves, wallrides and the legendary wooden screw.
Distance: approx. 5,2 km / Descent: 575 m / Grade: intermediate
Ollweite Line
A must-do for all bikers with good riding technique! The line starts below the Langegg mountain station at 2,600 m, ends at the Hühnersteign and is one of the longest lines in the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN. It is incredibly challenging and varied, with berms, jumps, blocked stone fields and wooden constructions.
Distance: approx. 7 km / Descent: 712 m / Grade: intermediate
Tip: The lake right at the start is one of the best photo spots.
For pros
The 2 most difficult lines
Zaahe Line
As the name predicts, the Zaahe line (zäh / zaahe = tough, tenacious) is an intense challenge with drops, rollers and steep turns. It branches off the Teäre line and is ready to be conquered by technically experienced bikers.
Distance: approx. 0,7 km / Descent: 78 m / Grade: difficult
Olm Volle Line
The double-black, extremely demanding line is only suitable for pros. The competitive enduro course leads through steep, challenging terrain and is bristled with wallrides, wild roots and stone passages, step-ups, step-downs, drops, and jumps up to 14 m! Therefore, visiting the track in advance is mandatory.
Distance: approx. 1,5 km / Descent: 367 m / Grade: very difficult
Where it all comes together
Combinations: Long Lines
Long Line Giggijoch
BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN’s longest route! The long line Giggijoch links 5 trails and offers a spectacular 16 km descent of 1,300 m down into the valley. The starting point is at the mountain station of the Langeggbahn. Then, via the red Ollweite line, the trail continues on the blue Troaln line, which leads to the Giggijoch side. From here on, the relaxed but demanding Harbe Line takes you to Hochsölden. Finally, via the 7.4 km long blue Gahe line and the Lettn line, you descend to the valley station of the Giggijochbahn.
Distance: approx. 16 km / Descent: 1.313 m / Grade: intermediate
Long Line Gaislachkogl
Every level is covered: blue, red, green (and black if you prefer). The start is at the blue Eebme line, which then leads to the Teäre line – and offers over 130 curves on the following 5 km! Experienced bikers can always branch off to the black Zaahe jump line. After that, the Broate line with tables, rollers & wallride can be circuited. Those who like it natural can take the Schteckler trail to the Gaislachkogl valley station.
Distance: approx. 7,3 km / Descent: 811 m / Grade: intermediate
Long Line Rotkogl
3 lines, 12,5 km and 1,300 meters of altitude difference! With a view of the glacier, the route descends via the red Ollweite line, then merges with the blue Ohn line and rolls back down via the Broate line to the valley.
Distance: approx. 12,5 km / Descent: 1.300 m / Grade: intermediate
This is for all-mountain bikers & endurists
Single trails in the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN
Our top 3 natural trails
It’s not just the shaped lines that cause a sensation in the Bike Republic Sölden. Over a distance of more than 34 km, 18 fantastic natural trails get every biker excited. Our top 3:
- Kleble Alm trail: the highlight on Sölden’s quiet side. 2.2 km in length, flowing and technically challenging at times, ascent & descent 636 m each.
- Leiterberg trail: The trail leads beautifully through the forest of the Bike Republic Sölden. Technically challenging in parts. 4.7 km, ascent: 5 m, descent: 547 m
- Fernar trail: The most challenging trail in the Bike Republic. 6 kilometers, 1,500 meters of descent in challenging alpine terrain!
Kleble Alm Trail
Leiterberg Trail
Fernar Trail
Fast & comfortable
With the cable car to the trail
Your bike shuttle
The cable cars at Gaislachkogl and Giggijoch guarantee a fast and comfortable ascent. The Langegg chairlift connects the two bike areas. There are 5 different lifts – the fastest in the world and therefore no waiting in line for bikers.
Our tip: As a guest at Das Central, the free Ötztal Summer Card secures discounts on your lift tickets.
Price example: 3-day ticket for adults for € 107 instead of € 134.
Operating hours of mountain lifts
from 7 June till 6 October 2024
Gaislachkogl gondola & Giggijoch gondola
Uphill ride daily 8.30 am – 4.45 pm
Langegg chairlift
Uphill ride daily 9.00 am – 4.00 pm
Hochsölden-Rotkogl gondola
from 28.06 till 15.09
Uphill ride daily 8.30 am – 12.00 noon & 1.00 pm – 4.45 pm
Zentrum Shuttle
daily 8.30 am – 8.00 pm
- Changes may occur see Current operating hours
Die Pumptracks in Sölden
The pump tracks in Sölden
Pump tracks
'Rolling' & 'Sunny'
The pump track ‘Rolling’ is the largest in Tyrol and is located in the middle of Sölden, right next to the Gaislachkogl valley station. It is the perfect preparation tool for the trails around Sölden and to maximize your skills for the ultimate run.
With small trail loops and obstacles, the ‘Sunny’ pump track is ideal for upcoming bikers. This is where all skills are trained: balance exercises, cornering technique, braking, overcoming obstacles and small jumps.
Pump track ‘Rolling’
Pump track ‘Rolling’
Pump track ‘Sunny’
Bike courses in Sölden
Learn from the pros
Individual bike courses
- Downhill courses for beginners
- Riding & technique courses for kids & teens
- Trail-ride for pros
- Private guiding and much more
Our reception team at the 5-star bike hotel Das Central will be happy to assist you with organizing your individual courses.
One nation for all
Events & highlights
BIKE REPUBLIC events in summer 2024
- Bike Opening: June 07 – 09
- Ötztal Cycle Marathon: September 1
- NEW: BIKE REPUBLIC Festival BYND THE MOUNTAIN: September 13 – 15
BYND THE MOUNTAIN FESTIVAL
- Swatch Nines MTB format with slopestyle and freeride elite
- Sam Pilgrim and Erik Fedko
- Bike action, whip offs, bunny hops
- Music acts, culinary delights, and bike culture
BIKE REPUBLIC citizen pass
There will be the BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN citizen pass for everyone this bike season. You receive the pass on purchasing an MTB ticket. Get a stamp on every trail, each of which represents a visa. For six, 12, 18 or 29 collected trail visas, you will receive must-have goodies – which you can claim at the ticket office of the Gaislachkoglbahn or the Guest Service Sölden.
The BIKE REPUBLIC SÖLDEN passport got extended to the Green Hill Bikepark in Sauerland (Germany) and the new Indoor Bikepark in the AREA 47. In total, 31 trail visas can be collected from now on to receive the crowning goodie, powered by POC, for 31 stamps.