The Austrian request list runs well beyond the Tyrolean resort belt. Carinthia, East Tyrol and Lower Austria produce a different kind of park: smaller lift systems, less marketing noise and terrain shaped by local riders rather than international race committees. This update adds six parks from that quieter half of the Austrian map.
Each page is now live on Berm with trail networks, lift details and 2026 season information. Use them to plan the day, then check the operator for current access.
MTB Zone Bikepark Petzen
Carinthia · Austrian-Slovenian border
Petzen sits on the Austrian-Slovenian border above the Jauntal valley, and the descent from the cable car top station takes full advantage of the elevation drop. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by one cable car, with flow and technical lines that use the long vertical rather than looping on a compact hill. The MTB Zone brand covers Petzen and Willingen under one ticket network.
The 2026 season runs 9 May to 26 October; the cable car typically runs 09:00–16:30 on operating days. Adult day ticket is €47; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check the MTB Zone schedule for same-day access.
Bikepark Lienz
East Tyrol · Lienz Dolomites
Lienz is East Tyrol's gravity option, operating under the Lienzer Bergbahnen lifts at the foot of the Lienz Dolomites. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by two lifts, with trails that use the rocky Dolomite terrain above the valley floor. The setting is more dramatic than the trail count suggests: the Dolomite walls above town put the descents in a different visual register from most Austrian parks.
The 2026 season runs 30 May to 26 October; lifts typically run 09:00–16:30 in main season. Adult day ticket is €49; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check Lienzer Bergbahnen for current hours and open trails.
Wexl Trails
Lower Austria · Wechsel
Wexl Trails operates above the Wechsel resort in Lower Austria, far enough from the Tyrolean circuit to have its own character. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by two lifts, covering a progression-friendly range from green flow lines to black technical descents. As one of the few lift-served parks in eastern Austria, it fills a practical gap for riders based in Vienna and the surrounding region.
The 2026 season runs 28 March to 1 November; the park typically operates 09:00–17:00. Adult day ticket is €44; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check the Wexl Trails calendar for operating days and current trail status.
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Bikepark Semmering
Lower Austria · Semmering
Semmering is a historic mountain pass turned bike park, accessible by direct rail connection from Vienna. Berm currently maps the trail network served by the lift system above the village, covering flow and technical lines that use the steep Semmering hillside. The rail access makes this a realistic car-free day trip for riders in the Austrian capital.
The 2026 season and operating details are published by the Semmering lift company. Check the official page for hours, lift operation and current trail conditions before travelling.
Trailarea Turracher Höhe
Carinthia / Styria · Turracher Höhe
The Turracher Höhe sits on the Carinthia-Styria border at over 1,700 metres, giving the trails a high-alpine character that lower parks cannot match. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by the Kornockbahn lift, covering both flow descents and natural technical lines across the high plateau. The altitude means weather windows matter more than at valley-floor parks.
The 2026 season runs 6 June to 4 October; the Kornockbahn typically runs 09:00–16:00. Adult day ticket is €45; the Gravity Card is accepted. Check current conditions before travelling: high-plateau weather can close trails regardless of the published calendar.
Bad Kleinkirchheimer Flow Country Trail
Carinthia · Bad Kleinkirchheim
The Flow Country Trail at Bad Kleinkirchheim is a dedicated flow descent rather than a full-menu bike park. Berm currently maps 6 official trail geometries served by two lifts, with the trail designed around linked berms, rollers and speed rather than technical features or jump lines. It is the kind of descent where lap count matters more than feature selection.
The 2026 season runs 9 May to 26 October; Kaiserburgbahn bike access typically runs 09:00–16:00 or 09:00–16:30 depending on the month. Adult day ticket is €46; the Gravity Card is accepted.