
Dirt Parks in Austria
Earth mounds and kicker lines – from first roller line to big doubles.
All 4 dirt parks in Austria on Lemoyn – with current ground conditions, their location on the map and community reports.
A dirt park is a riding spot built from shaped dirt, where you ride tables, rollers and jumps on a BMX or mountain bike – the name comes from dirt jumping. Here you'll find every dirt park in Austria listed on Lemoyn: from a club-built site in the Pinzgau to a dirt pump track in Upper Austria and an indoor hall in the Ötztal valley.
In Bruck an der Glocknerstraße, the local club Bike Infection built Bike Base Bruck: around 8,000 m² of trails, dirt lines and an asphalt pump track, open to the public since it opened in 2023. Whatever the weather, you can ride the AREA 47 Indoor Bikepark at the entrance to the Ötztal – according to the operator Austria's first indoor bike park, with a 140 m dirt flowline, a jump line with a landing bag and a 1,000 m² pump track.
A classic of the scene is Dirtpark Marchtrenk at the town's leisure centre: a dirt pump track plus a dirt line, maintained by the locals and a regular stop of the Austrian Pumptrack Series for years – the series' race on dirt. In Tyrol there's also Dirtpark Inzing in the Inn valley between Innsbruck and Telfs.
Dirt tracks suffer when they're ridden wet, so check the ground conditions and community reports on each spot before you head out. Know a dirt park in Austria that's missing here? Submit it – the directory grows with the community.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Dirt Parks
What is a dirt park?
A dirt park is a facility built from compacted earth mounds (kickers, tables, doubles) for dirt jump mountain biking and freestyle. Unlike a pump track, it's all about jumping and doing tricks in the air.
What do I need for a dirt park?
A dirt jump bike (or hardtail MTB), helmet, knee and elbow pads. For beginners, check out the lines before your first run and ask more experienced riders on site for tips.
Are dirt parks suitable for beginners?
Many dirt parks have beginner lines with small rollers and mellow kickers. Check the lines on site and start with the smallest feature.




