Max Auer

When I got into mountain biking back in 2017, the start was honestly a slog. Nothing told you clearly where a beginner could actually go, or which spot was rideable right now – and bike parks have always been, let's say, creative with their trail counts, where just about every five metres of path gets sold as its own trail.

But what I missed most was something else: the small, often club-run spots you only hear about if someone takes you along – and reliable info on their condition. Is the trail rideable after rain? Is the lift open? No big platform answers those questions.

That's why I built Lemoyn. I ride mostly around Salzburg and have personally ridden over 40 of the spots here myself – big bike parks as much as the hidden club trails. What's on Lemoyn should be honest: no inflated trail numbers, no marketing speak, just what you'll actually find when you get there.