Dolomites Road Trip — Five Bike Parks, One Week
Five bike parks, one week, an arc through South Tyrol and Trentino. This route is not ranked but sequenced for driving — and measures each stop by what the directory actually holds: trail count and difficulty range. Drive times and accommodation are deliberately absent (no reliable data); trail depth carries the selection.
Five bike parks, one week, an arc through South Tyrol and Trentino. This route is not ranked but sequenced for driving — and measures each stop by what the directory actually holds: trail count and difficulty range. Drive times and accommodation are deliberately absent (no reliable data); trail depth carries the selection.
1. Bikepark Kronplatz
Above Bruneck in the Puster valley, the trail-deep opener: 19 trails across blue, red and black. Bikepark Kronplatz on Lemoyn.
19 trails · blue/red/black2. Brixen Bikepark Plose
A short leg west to the Plose above Brixen, five trails from green to black. Brixen Bikepark Plose on Lemoyn.
5 trails · green/blue/red/black3. Bike District Val di Fassa
Into the Fassa valley to Canazei, deep in the Dolomites: the directory lists 15 trails blue/red/black, while the tourist board officially counts 13 lines. Also in Flow Trails of the Alps. Bike District Val di Fassa on Lemoyn.
13–15 trails · blue/red/black4. Dolomiti Paganella Bike
On south-west to the Paganella between Fai della Paganella and Andalo, on the edge of the Brenta Dolomites — the trail-richest stop: 25 trails blue/red/black across the Andalo, Fai and Molveno zones. Dolomiti Paganella Bike on Lemoyn.
25 trails · blue/red/black5. Bike Park Val di Sole
North-west into the Sole valley to Commezzadura to finish, red and black — the World Cup address of the route. Also in ride the World Cup tracks. Bike Park Val di Sole on Lemoyn.
4 trails · red/blackEach park's page shows the trails in detail; the map with all spots is in the spot overview.
Frequently Asked Questions
How was this route put together?
From the Lemoyn spot directory: five published bike parks in South Tyrol and Trentino, sequenced as a driving route from east to west. Trail counts and difficulty ranges come from the directory and were checked against the parks' official websites. Drive times and operating hours are deliberately left out – check lift operations with the park before you travel.
About Max Auer
Founder, Lemoyn
Max Auer has been riding mountain bikes since 2017, mostly around Salzburg, Austria. He's personally ridden over 40 of the spots listed on Lemoyn – from big bike parks to the small, club-run trails that barely anyone else has on their radar.
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