The Trails

The trails are great, there are beginner-friendly, intermediate and up to pro level. Some of the sections on the World cup run are insane, huge drops where the only way down is with big speed and a huge commitment, however, there are easier 'chicken routes' accessible too.
A big choice of runs too, with a 1000m of vertical, it's not somewhere you will get bored with and at least 7 different variations to get to the valley floor again,
At the bottom of the mountain is a good skills centre, as well as the dirt jump area. This is ever-evolving as the trail building crew are always building new stuff.
There are over 70 km of lines & trails and 9 gondolas: There are six gondolas in Saalbach Hinterglemm, two in Leogang and one in Fieberbrunn
For beginners and novices you can start your training right next to the valley station at Riders Playground, Europe’s largest bike park for beginners (10,000 m²). Next, head onto the lines around the conveyor belt, then the Riederfeldlift takes you up to make your first fluid descent on a freeride course called Greenhorn Line (800m).
Its kind of a mecca to DH bikers, and in the weeks leading up to the World Cup, you will often see some of the worlds best out practicing on the trails.

Other Stuff

The parking is also used as a camping area and is really relaxed, people set up the BBQ area and sink a few beers. Its a good biker chill-out place when you are not tearing down the mountain.
Season kicks off much earlier than France on the 15th May 2014.

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