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Mountain biking
Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed.
(Storm Jameson)
The Stubai Valley holiday resort is a certified member of the MOUNTAIN BIKE HOLIDAYS association. Mountain bike trails in the area comprise a total of 240 km. All trails are consistently signposted, with 13,000 m difference in altitude, offering routes of all degrees of difficulty, thus attracting a great many beginners, advanced mountain bikers and professionals to this beautiful valley.
Easy routes for beginners:
At Sport Hotel Cappella you will receive a mountain biking map at reception. Mountain bikes and protective helmets can be rented nearby (surcharge).
Easy routes for beginners:
- 566 Short valley route
- 569 Falbeson - Oberhausalm
- 573 Krößbach - Bichlhof - Milders
- 575 Valley route
- 514 Vergör
- 556 König Serles
- 557 Zauberwald
- 558 Miederer Berg
- 559 Kreuzweg
- 560 Sonnenstein
- 563 Telfer Wiesen
- 564 Pfarrachalm
- 565 Telfer Berg
- 568 Milders - Oberissalm
- 570 Falbesoner - Ochsenalm
- 571 Pinnistal - Karalm
- 572 Valley route
- 574 Elfer-Autenalm-Klamperbergalm
- 585 Alpine hut route
- 561 Wildeben
- 562 Schlicker-Kalkkögel
Hotel facilities for mountain bikers
- Outdoor bicycle racks
- Locked bicycle storage room
- Dryers for bicycle clothes and shoes
- Laundry service **
- Mountain bike service point including tools, racks, oil and pump
- Laundry point
- Internet point
- Breakfast buffet including muesli and fresh fruits
- Daily energy package included in package deals
- Light, low-fat dishes
- Après bike snack
- Energy bars and drinks for your tours
- Socializing with fellow mountain biking enthusiasts
- Quick and friendly support for all mountain bike related questions and beyond
- Internet access
- Massages
What type of cyclist are you?
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Extreme cyclist On your tours you cover more than 1,000 m difference in altitude, steep gradients, unmarked trails demanding good stamina and technical abilities. You have top-class equipment and are used to navigating your way through high Alpine terrain. You don’t mind single trails, pushing or carrying your bike for long spells. |
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Ambitious cyclist You are relatively well trained, don’t mind seep gradients yet shy away from extreme passages. You are looking not only for sporting challenges but also like to enjoy the scenery. You have good equipment and reasonable experience. |
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Pleasure cyclist You like to enjoy the scenery, eat well along the way and cycle in good company. You still don’t mind a bit of exertion and have relatively good equipment (or rent it). |
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Eclectic cyclist You belong to one of the first three categories yet look for diverse routes for your friends and family, which offer good views and fun for all the family. At the same time, you would also like to use your road bike. |