This group covers five countries and no single regional theme, which is exactly what the request list produces when it has been active for a few weeks. Riders asked for Åre and Hafjell to complete the Scandinavian picture; Kranjska Gora and Pohorje to supplement the existing Slovenian entries; La Fenasosa to put southern Spain on the map; Nevis Range to have its own separate page from the broader Scottish entry; and Spicak to fill the Bohemian Forest gap in the Czech Republic.
All seven pages are now live with mapped networks, lift details and current 2026 season information.
Åre Bike Park
Jämtland · Sweden
Åre is Scandinavia's most complete bike park. The lift system serves 853 metres of vertical across 40 official trail segments in Berm, running from green learning terrain to the black DH and enduro lines that have staged World Cup events. The Stjärnliften chairlift is the main bike-haul access, with a wider gondola system covering the full mountain for longer alpine rides.
The 2026 season opens 5 June with a downhill opening weekend; Stjärnliften runs Friday–Sunday through 14 June before wider operation from 19 June to 27 September. Downhill access requires an ÅrePasset Medium or Large through SkiStar. Check the Åre Bike Park schedule for current lift and trail status.
Hafjell Bike Park
Innlandet · Norway
Hafjell is Norway's biggest bike park. Berm currently maps 19 official trail segments served by two lifts — the gondola and the Moseter lift — covering a range from dedicated beginner areas to the steep, technical race-pedigree terrain that hosted the 1994 Olympic mountain bike event. The park has a genuine full-menu offering rather than a single focus.
Hafjell operates on a calendar-based schedule from 20 June 2026, with gondola and Moseter lift running on selected dates through early October, 10:00–16:00. BikePass booking is through Alpinco/Hafjell with calendar-based rather than daily availability. Check the schedule before planning travel.
Bikepark Kranjska Gora
Upper Carniola · Slovenia
Kranjska Gora is Berm's second Slovenian entry alongside Maribor, and the two parks tell different stories about riding in the country. Where Maribor is a gravity-focused city-access park, Kranjska Gora sits in a high-alpine valley at the Austrian and Italian borders with longer descents and more natural terrain. Berm currently maps the official bikepark network served by the resort's lift system.
The 2026 season and ticket products are published by Bikepark Kranjska Gora. Check the official schedule for operating hours and current trail access before travelling.
Bikepark Pohorje Maribor
Maribor · Slovenia
Pohorje is Slovenia's city-access gravity park, running above Maribor on the Pohorje plateau. Berm currently maps 15 official trail segments served by one gondola, covering a range from beginner progression to the technical black lines that host Slovenian national events. The gondola from the city makes it a practical evening or morning session rather than only a full-day trip.
The 2026 season runs 11 March to 30 November, daily 09:00–17:00. Adult day ticket is €28–28.50; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check Visit Pohorje for current trail availability and operating details.
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La Fenasosa Bike Park
Alicante · Sierra Mariola, Spain
La Fenasosa is Spain's year-round lift-served option in the hills behind Alicante. Berm currently maps 11 official trail segments served by one lift, covering a full range from family-friendly lines to committed downhill terrain on the Sierra Mariola hillside. The Wednesday-to-Sunday schedule and the summer closure in August make it a park where checking the calendar before travelling is essential.
The park operates Wednesday–Sunday 09:00–18:00 (summer 09:00–19:00), closed Mondays, Tuesdays, January and August. Trail entry is €18; uplift day is €42. Lift bookings are normally Friday–Sunday, with Wednesday/Thursday available from seven riders. Check the La Fenasosa schedule before setting off.
Nevis Range Bike Park
Scotland · Fort William
Nevis Range is the gondola-served gravity park above Fort William, adjacent to the World Cup venue that made Fort William famous for Scottish downhill. Berm currently maps 11 official trail geometries served by the Nevis Range gondola, covering the full range of the hill from lower accessible trails to the steep, rocky lines at gondola height. The park is separate from but closely linked to the wider Fort William trail network.
The gondola operates year-round, weather permitting, with first uplift at 09:30 and last up at 15:45. Mountain bike access is online-bookable. Scottish mountain weather is the main variable: check the Nevis Range mountain report before travelling, as conditions that are fine at the base can be different at the top.
Bikepark Spicak
Bohemia · Plzeň Region
Bikepark Spicak operates in the Šumava hills above Železná Ruda on the Czech-German border. Berm currently maps the trail network served by the Spicak chairlift, covering the main gravity descents through Bohemian forest terrain. It is the main lift-served MTB destination for southern Bohemia and a practical day trip from both Prague and Munich.
The 2026 season and operating details are published by Bikepark Spicak. Check the official page for current hours, open trails and ticket products before travelling.