Tyrol and Salzburg together hold more lift-served gravity terrain than almost anywhere in the Alps, and requests for this region have been consistent since Berm launched. I have added five parks that riders kept naming: Leogang, Saalbach Hinterglemm, Kitzbühel Kirchberg, the Silvretta arena and Lermoos-Biberwier. Each is a distinct riding day rather than an extension of the same hill.
All five park pages are now live with mapped trail networks, lift counts and current 2026 season details. The numbers below describe what Berm currently carries; open each guide to see how the lines connect.
Bikepark Leogang
Salzburg · Saalfelden Leogang
Leogang is Austria's World Cup downhill address. Berm currently maps 30 official trail segments served by the Asitzbahn and Steinbergbahn lifts, covering everything from the beginner-friendly Riders Playground to the steep, rocky men's and women's World Cup lines. The range from green to black is genuine: the same hill that hosts top-50 riders in June also runs a structured progression zone for anyone building confidence.
The 2026 season runs 8 May to 8 November. Asitzbahn and the Riders Playground operate daily 09:00–16:30; Steinbergbahn opens from 23 May on published operating periods. Leogang uses dynamic Bikebonus online pricing with a ticket-office adult day rate of €66; buying early online or via the MountainTicket app gives the best rate. The Gravity Card is accepted.
Saalbach Hinterglemm
Salzburg · Saalbach Hinterglemm
Saalbach Hinterglemm is the Bikecircus: a linked riding area that connects Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn on one lift system. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries within the Saalbach Hinterglemm zone, with the wider circuit accessible once you understand how the sectors connect. The flow trails and machine-shaped descents here lean toward speed and rhythm rather than technical line choice.
The 2026 Bike ALPIN CARD covers Bikecircus lift access from 9 May to 11 October, with an adult day rate of €66 and a short-day option at €48–55. Individual lift dates vary across the linked villages. Confirm which lifts are running before planning a multi-sector day.
Bikepark Kitzbühel Kirchberg
Tyrol · Kitzbühel
Kitzbühel is best known as a ski venue, but the KitzSki network opens a serious bike season across the Hahnenkamm and surrounding hills. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three bike lifts, with flow descents and natural technical lines spread across the Bichlalm and Resterhöhe zones. The wide-piste skiing geography translates into long descents rather than a tight park circuit.
The 2026 season runs 9 May to 26 October with KitzSki summer bike tickets at €52 for an adult day. The Gravity Card is accepted. Lift hours and open terrain vary by sector, so check the KitzSki bike report before choosing a trailhead.
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Silvretta Bike Arena Ischgl/Samnaun & Silva Trails Galtür
Tyrol / Graubünden · Silvretta
The Silvretta arena straddles Austria and Switzerland across the Ischgl, Samnaun and Galtür valley system. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts at altitude, including the high-alpine enduro and flow options that make this a different day from a standard valley-floor park. The cross-border geography is a trip-planning detail rather than a riding complication: both sides feed the same lift network.
The 2026 high-alpine season runs 20 June to 11 October with an adult Silvretta bike day ticket at €57. Upper routes are weather-dependent, so check current conditions and lift status before heading to the higher sectors.
Bikepark Lermoos-Biberwier
Tyrol · Zugspitz Arena
Lermoos sits in the Zugspitz Arena, where the Austrian and Bavarian borders meet at the base of the Zugspitze. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by two bike lifts, with a mix of blue flow and black technical descents across the Lermoos and Biberwier sides. It is a compact park that works well as a standalone day or as part of a wider Zugspitz Arena trip.
The 2026 season runs 23 May to 11 October with an adult bike day ticket at €54 through the Zugspitz Arena summer lift products. The Gravity Card is accepted. Lift hours are 08:30–16:30 or 09:00–17:00 depending on lift and month.