The Dolomites and Trentino have been requested steadily since the Swiss and French Alps posts went up. The riding here is shaped by the same high-altitude lift infrastructure but with a different terrain character: Dolomite rock, long valley descents and several venues with serious race histories. I have added five parks that cover the range from flow-focused Alta Badia to the technical World Championship course at Val di Sole.
All five pages are live on Berm with mapped trail networks, lift details and current 2026 season information. The counts below describe what Berm currently carries.
Bikepark Kronplatz
South Tyrol · Plan de Corones
Kronplatz rises to 2,275 metres and serves a 360-degree ski area in winter; the bike park uses the same summit access for a set of directional descents back to the valleys on both sides. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts, with technical South Tyrol terrain including rock gardens, rooted sections and steep fall-line options alongside more approachable flow lines.
The 2026 bike season runs 16 May to 11 October; lifts typically operate 09:00–17:00. Adult day ticket is €59; the Gravity Card is accepted. Individual valley lifts open on staggered dates, so check which side and which access point you need before arriving.
Bike Beats Alta Badia
South Tyrol · Alta Badia
Bike Beats is Alta Badia's branded MTB operation, running across the summer lift network above La Villa, Corvara and San Cassiano. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts, with flow-dominant descents that suit riders who want speed and rhythm across Dolomite terrain.
The 2026 Bike Beats season runs 13 June to 4 October; Alta Badia summer lifts typically operate 08:30–17:30. Adult day ticket is €62; the Gravity Card is accepted. Lift hours vary by sector, so check the current schedule before planning a multi-lift day.
Bike District Val di Fassa
Trentino · Val di Fassa
Val di Fassa positions itself as an enduro and bike-park hybrid: a mix of lift-served gravity descents and longer natural terrain above the Fassa valley. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts, including terrain used for UCI Mountain Bike World Series enduro. The valley is also a practical Dolomites base, connecting to the wider Dolomiti Supersummer lift network.
The 2026 season runs 13 June to 27 September; lifts typically run 08:30–17:30. Adult day ticket is €59 through Val di Fassa / Dolomiti Supersummer products; the Gravity Card is accepted.
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Paganella Bike Park
Trentino · Paganella plateau
Paganella is a Trentino benchmark. The plateau above Andalo and Fai della Paganella has hosted World Cup events and has one of the wider trail menus in the region. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by three lifts, from beginner-suitable blue lines to committed black and pro options. The multi-sector layout means the park covers more varied terrain than a single gondola hill.
The 2026 season runs 25 April to 1 November by sector; main lifts typically run 08:30–17:30 in high season. Adult day pass is €52; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check the Paganella bike schedule for which sectors and lifts are running on any given day.
Val di Sole Bike Park
Trentino · Val di Sole
Val di Sole is where the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships were staged in 2021, and the track character is shaped by that history. Berm currently maps 5 official trail segments served by one gondola, concentrated around the Daolasa plateau above Commezzadura. The downhill course is the headline, but the park also runs enduro and freeride terrain for riders who are not chasing the race line.
The 2026 season runs 27 June to 13 September. Bike Pass products are available online with weekend and August bookings at a 10% discount. The Gravity Card is accepted. Check Val di Sole BikeLand for current lift and trail status before travelling.